Singapore’s storied Ann Siang Hill welcomes two vibrant new additions—Club Street Laundry and Hup San Social Club—bringing a heartfelt tribute to immigrant heritage with a modern twist. Nestled at the junction of Club Street and Ann Siang Hill, these twin concepts are led by Chef Justin Hammond, Beverage Director June Baek, and Director of Operations & Communications Donna-Mae de Cruz, who together breathe new life into this historic enclave.
Club Street Laundry: Where Heritage Meets Modern Australian Cuisine
Housed in the former Hup San Laundry building, Club Street Laundry blends nostalgia with innovation. Inspired by Club Street’s past as a haven for Chinese social clubs, this all-day venue reimagines the communal spirit of Singapore’s early immigrants, offering a warm gathering place for today’s diverse, globally rooted community.
With panoramic views of the iconic shophouses, the space shifts effortlessly from a relaxed café by day to a lively social spot by night. Chef Justin Hammond’s menu celebrates modern Australian cuisine with a global twist—infused with bold spices and refined techniques drawn from his travels. Expect inventive dishes that honour culinary heritage while embracing fresh ideas, complemented by a curated international wine list.
Hup San Social Club: An Intimate Basement Bar with Big Personality
Descend into the cozy basement of the building and you’ll discover Hup San Social Club, an exclusive 12-seat bar where every cocktail is a mood. The debut menu, Do What Brings You Joy, invites guests to sip with intention—each drink crafted to evoke a feeling, whether it’s playful rebellion or soulful reflection.
Under the creative direction of award-winning mixologist June Baek, Hup San Social Club transforms a night out into a personal experience—full of charm, spirit, and curated connection. With just the right mix of intimacy and energy, it’s where the night begins and stories unfold.
Where the Past Meets the Present
By restoring the legacy of Hup San—meaning “Harmony Life”—these concepts honour the immigrant roots that shaped this neighbourhood, while building a fresh community around food, drink, and shared experience.
- Club Street Laundry is open Tuesdays to Saturdays, 11 am to 11:30 pm.
- Hup San Social Club opens Tuesdays to Saturdays, 6 pm to midnight.
To book your table or learn more, visit here.
