If you’re feeling fatigued from a long- haul flight or frazzled from a hectic business trip, be sure to drop by g.spa on Guillemard Road. Open 24/7, the establishment is perfect for a dose of late-night respite, with its steam baths, saunas, and hot and cold pools. Besides its stellar facilities, the spa offers a range of treatments to indulge in, including deep tissue body massages, foot reflexology and facials.

While you’d commonly think of fishing as a daytime activity, Hai Bin Prawning offers round-the-clock prawn fishing sessions for amateurs and aficionados alike. You’ll be able to spend a relaxing night conversing with fellow fishing enthusiasts and honing your skills at reeling in catches. Be sure to pair your late-night prawning session with a cold beer or three from the establishment’s Banyan Beer Garden, a specially curated alfresco bar and restaurant.

One of the first watering holes in Singapore to pioneer the hidden bar concept, 28 HongKong Street is a must-visit for cocktail connoisseurs looking to refine their palates. Hidden in plain sight behind the doors of an unassuming shophouse, this speakeasy-inspired watering hole pairs meticulously crafted drinks with stellar service. Hunt for this hidden establishment with your friends, and you’re bound to be well rewarded.

Calling all film buffs: If cult classics, psychological horror and world cinema tickle your fancy, then The Projector is where to spend your night at. Situated on the fifth floor of Golden Mile Tower, the indie movie theatre is housed in the Golden Theatre, our largest cinema during the 1970s. While most of the interior has been redesigned, it still retains its retro theatre flip-up seats. The Projector occasionally screens local indie movies and award-winning flicks too.

The only 24-hour Japanese supermarket that houses everything from makeup to fresh produce, DON DON DONKI at Orchard Central is a great option for travellers looking to scratch their retail itch after dark. Visitors planning to have a potluck or a quick bite before going around town can find a wide array of bento sets and fresh sashimi, as well as a variety of sweet treats. The supermarket also boasts a dedicated aisle for Japanese alcohol, with a wide selection of sake.

Swee Choon Tim Sum is more than just an eatery—it’s an institution. A beloved haunt of local foodies looking for an after-midnight supper fix, this charming establishment boasts a whole range of traditional dim sum (bite-sized portions of food served in steamer baskets and small plates). For first timers, half the fun is in discovering new flavours and sharing them with your supper buddies. We recommend trying out their red bean paste pancakes and xiao long bao (soup dumplings).

You’re in for a thigh-slapping good time at Comedy Masala, a stand-up comedy show that runs every Tuesday in the heart of the Central Business District. Founded by local funnyman Umar Rana, the series features international, local and regional comedians, including Malaysia’s Joanne Kam and the US’ Paul Ogata. If you’re up for getting ribbed by these comics, then take a front row seat and you might be the butt of their next punchline.

Immerse yourself in the sounds of the underground at Headquarters. Run by a Singapore-based boutique music agency, this laser-light bedecked club focuses on championing DJs and non- mainstream acts, making it a great place to expand your musical horizons and refine your taste in electronic music. Pro-tip: Be sure to head upstairs to the club’s sister establishment on the 2nd floor, named Upstairs, where you can expect mellower tunes and a more laidback vibe.

Need to pick up some last-minute supplies? There’s no place on earth like Mustafa Centre, once a 24-hour mall, it is now open till 2am daily where you can find everything from food and groceries to electronics, books, luggage and more.