• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
Go to Expat Living Hong Kong
Get our Newsletter

Lifestyle Guide To Moving To & Living in Singapore - Expat Living HomepageLifestyle Guide To Moving To & Living in Singapore - Expat Living

Moving to Singapore and not sure where to start? Expat Living is the essential lifestyle guide to living in Singapore.

Menu
  • Living in Singapore
      • Living here
      • Neighbourhood Guides
      • Schools
      • Property
      • Work And Business
      • Finance
      • For Guys
      • Environment
        • UFIT TennisOutdoor activities – group fitness classes, tennis, cycling etc.
        • feng shui focus lucy richardsonExpat Journey: Lucy Richardson
        • Forbidden Hill fathers day gifts15 Fabulous Father’s Day Gifts and Things to Do
        • weddingTop 20 wedding venues in Singapore, for all sorts of couples
      • View all
    Close
  • Things To Do
      • Things to do
      • EL Events
      • Calendar
      • Competitions
      • Noticeboard
        • Muswell Hill comedy Pangdemonium dinner partyPangdemonium brings Muswell Hill to Singapore
        • looking for clues treasure hunt time heistWin big in the Civic District treasure hunt
        • As You Were ArtworksWhat’s on this week and beyond
        • The National Stadium - Sports Hub Best venues for concertsTheatres in Singapore plus venues for events & concerts!
      • View all
    Close
  • Kids
      • Enrichment
      • Kids Things To Do
      • Mums & Babies
      • Schools
      • Tots & Toddlers
      • Tweens & Teens
        • pre & post baby items cleaning by pramwashWhen did you last clean the baby pram?
        • Nexus International School students reading in library learning experienceLearning for the Future at Nexus
        • Forbidden Hill fathers day gifts15 Fabulous Father’s Day Gifts and Things to Do
        • fishing 3aHoliday fun and outdoor activities at this Adventure Camp
      • View all
    Close
  • Homes
      • Home Decor
      • Readers’ Homes
      • Furniture
        • feng shui focus lucy richardsonExpat Journey: Lucy Richardson
        • European bedding best mattressBest mattresses for the best sleep!
        • antique furniture singaporeAntique furniture shops – plus vintage and reproduction furniture!
        • Where to buy lamps in SingaporeWhere to buy lamps in Singapore – lights galore!
      • View all
    Close
  • Travel
      • Asia
      • Australia & New Zealand
      • Rest Of World
      • News
      • Travel Offers
        • ideas for a long weekend awayPlan ahead for that long weekend away!
        • international health insuranceProtecting your health overseas in 2022
        • Krabi Thailand beachfront villas for beach holiday in ThailandBeachfront villas in Krabi Thailand – perfect for your next beach holiday!
        • New ZealandYour mini guide to New Zealand
      • View all
    Close
  • Wine & Dine
      • Asian Cuisine
      • Western Cuisine
      • Bars & Clubs
      • Groceries & Speciality Services
      • Recipes & Classes
        • Pizza12 great places to get the best pizza in Singapore
        • Farmers market - butcher - meat shopTop butchers for good-quality meat
        • Sugarhall DaquriLatest bars in Singapore: New drinking spots!
        • M&S Meat Free NuggetsPlant-based nuggets – here’s what we think!
      • View all
    Close
  • Style & Beauty
      • Fashion
      • Hair & Beauty
      • Beauty Offers
        • hydrating products skinTried and tested: Hydrating Products for Dry Skin
        • ARIANE ZAGURY 2A Curated Fashion House for All
        • Frizz TreatmentIn need of a quick fix for frizzy hair?
        • Spray tan singaporeGet a golden glow quickly with a spray tan!
      • View all
    Close
  • Health & Fitness
      • Dental
      • Fitness
      • Medical
      • Wellness
        • injuries to hip and hamstring injuriesInjuries to hip muscles & hamstring injuries – how to treat them!
        • UFIT TennisOutdoor activities – group fitness classes, tennis, cycling etc.
        • overweightWeight gain and your health – How a GP can help
        • PainWhat is pain and how do you treat it?
      • View all
    Close
  • Shop
    • PRINT MAGAZINE
    • DIGITAL MAGAZINE
    • BOOKS
    • Close

Tiki Bar adds a tropical vibe to Amoy Street at night

19th October 2018 by Anthia Chng 2 Min Read

https://expatliving.sg/tiki-bar-review-amoy-street-singapore/

When evening falls (5.30pm to be exact), popular poke cafe Aloha Poké transforms into Tiki Bar, serving up Hawaiian-themed cocktails and bar bites.

First impressions:

Located on buzzy Amoy Street, the dining space is cosy chic – beach-inspired ornaments and posters adorn the walls, while furnishings are predominantly light wood with fun blue accents.

TIKI Bar singapore

The Chosen One:

The drinks menu is small but concise; there are six signature cocktails, alongside usual suspects like the Negroni ($16) and Piña Colada ($16), plus craft beers and ciders. My poison of choice: Fiery Passion ($18), a concoction of white rum, spiced rum, lime, lemongrass and vanilla, served with a fresh, caramelised passionfruit that’s in flames. The scene is pretty spectacular and makes for the perfect Instagram shot; but you’ll want to snap a photo fast, before the fire dies out! Another must-try signature is White Crest ($18), made with almond-flavoured orgeat syrup, guava, coconut meringue and three types of rum: aged, spiced and Jamaican. While both of these cocktails were delicious and unlike anything I’ve tried, if you prefer something more refreshing, go for the Fiery Passion, as it’s on the tangy side.

There’s also the option of sharing the Scorpion Bowl ($55), which, according to my waiter, you should only order if you really want something strong. This massive drink serves two to three people, and consists of vodka, three rums, honey spiced syrup, pineapple, orange and lime.

The Cheapskate:

Most drinks run under $20, but do take advantage of the one-for-one happy hour promotions happening from Monday to Saturday nights.

Bite on this:

Look forward to Hawaiian treats like the popular spam sushi snack musubi ($11), Aloha wings ($8) and baked whole avocado ($12) stuffed with cheese, Parma ham and fish roe. We also devoured the Kalua Pig Burrito ($18), a hearty dish featuring smoky pulled pork shoulder, as well as the Aloha Chicken Short Rice ($22) – roasted half chicken served with cilantro rice. If you’re looking for something lighter, get the Ultimate Poke Bowl ($18), the restaurant’s signature item consisting of rice, superfoods, veggies and a heaped serving of poke.

TIKI Bar singapore

TIKI BAR 92 Amoy Street 6221 6165 | alohapoke.com.sg

Like this? Read more at our Wine & Dine section!

Meal in a glass: Protein packed peanut butter smoothie

Japanese style dishes with a hefty dash of local flavour

Where to go to eat traditional pasta

This article first appeared in the April 2018 edition of Expat Living. You can purchase a copy or subscribe so you never miss an issue!

Anthia Chng

Born and bred on this little red dot, Anthia is obsessed with all things beauty and food. When she's not trawling the web for the latest makeup launches and best hair salons, she's busy sussing out the hottest restaurants and bars to visit. Occasionally, she writes about her Muay Thai and baking adventures, too.

Get the latest events, stories and special offers
sent to your inbox.

By signing up, you'll receive our weekly newsletters and offers, which you can unsubscribe to anytime.

Categories: Bars & Clubs Wine & Dine Tags: Amoy street Bar Review Tiki Bar

You May Also Like

M&S Meat Free Nuggets

Plant-based nuggets – here’s what we think!

Cointreau Lychee Margarita Recipe

Lyre’s Pink London Cosmopolitan Mocktail Recipe

Primary Sidebar

  • Competitions
  • Noticeboard
  • Subscribe
  • About
  • advertise
  • Contact
  • Privacy

© 2022 Expat Living Singapore, All Rights Reserved.