With so many dining and nightlife concepts appearing in the world's most prestigious cities, it can be difficult separating the 'flash in the pans' from the genuinely unique establishments that are here to stay. Singapore's, The Clinic, makes its distinction in a most stylized manner.
Spanning over 15,000 sq ft of space, The Clinic resembles an organized maze with pill shaped rooms interlocking into one another for easy access. The Clinic has two floors. The first fulfills your entertainment requirements, with a number of bars, a dance club, and merchandise store. The entire floor is clinic inspired, that is to say 'hospital chic' adorned. That's where artist Damien Hirst comes in. His pop art graces the walls of The Clinic, whilst his vision goes even further. Syringes, drips, pills and hospital whites are the order of the day in The Clinics decor. This satirical look at medical chic is both stunning and entertaining.
Upstairs, The Clinic offers a dining experience like no other. Dine from kidney shaped surgical pans, and drink through test tubes. The avant- guard menu is second to none and oddly enough well suited to the surroundings.
The Clinic is ER-CASE, that is a drop of E.R meets a touch of Paul Smith. Think Damien Hirst on Prozac turned gourmet, and you get the idea.. From wheelchair dining, through to hospital drip beverages, The Clinic is a must see and perhaps one of the most unique concepts we have hunted in recent times.
Source:by Billy T
