28 HongKong Street
A pioneer in Singapore's craft cocktail scene, housed in an unmarked shophouse that helped spark the city's speakeasy revolution
28 HongKong Street is a cocktail bar on HongKong Street, operating daily from 6pm till late. Its official site describes the bar as focused on artisanal spirits and American-style craft cocktails, set behind an unassuming 1960s shophouse facade. The current “Now & Then” cocktail menu is built around paired classic and modern drinks, while the food menu leans American, with items such as mac and cheese balls, fried pickles, burgers, hot dogs, oysters, nachos and pork belly. The bar also takes reservations through SevenRooms and promotes private events, catering and its 28HKS Supper Club. It is a useful listing for readers looking for a central Singapore cocktail bar with serious drinks, late opening hours and a compact supper menu.
Hidden behind an unassuming facade, 28 HongKong Street has been the cornerstone of Singapore's craft cocktail renaissance since 2011. This secretive establishment deliberately maintains a low profile while delivering some of the city's most innovative and perfectly executed cocktails. The bar's commitment to quality and authenticity has earned it numerous accolades and a devoted following among serious cocktail enthusiasts.
Selected for its unwavering dedication to cocktail craftsmanship and its pivotal role in elevating Singapore's bar scene. Their consistent placement among Asia's and World's Best Bars lists, combined with their ability to maintain quality and exclusivity over the years, makes them an outstanding choice for TheBestSG's recognition.
The editors' scorecard - 85/100
Pioneer speakeasy concept with world-class cocktail program and exclusive atmosphere
Expert mixologists and attentive staff providing personalized service
Intentionally discrete location with limited seating and reservations required
Premium pricing reflects exceptional quality and exclusive experience
Constantly evolving cocktail menu with creative techniques and presentations