Expat Living City Guide (Singapore)

Could this be your new social playground?

When it comes to choosing a member’s club in Singapore, there are plenty of reasons to have Mandala Club on your radar.

Set in a stunning heritage building in Chinatown, the exclusive space has racked up a reputation for its dynamic membership community, ever-evolving cultural and musical calendar and great cuisine.

Members can get a seat at well-laid tables across three restaurant­s, each led by executive chef Jack Allibone. Keep your eye on the calendar for Michelin culinary residencie­s, too! Beyond the pre-dinner cocktails and delicious menus, there’s a gym, private event spaces, and an extensive art collection curated in collaborat­ion with the Art Galleries Associatio­n of Singapore. A collab with the Mandarin Oriental, Singapore means that Mandala Club members get access to the wellness spaces and The Pool Terrace, too – hello, iconic skyline views!

Mandala Club in the region

Add Mandala Clubhouse in Bali, Indonesia to your radar. This “mini club” in Canggu is a forerunner to the main club opening in 2025, also in Canggu. The cool escape offers five bedrooms, lush gardens, a pool and a daily line-up of wellness, cultural and community events. It’s a great way for members to get a feel for the brand’s cool factor.

Heading to Niseko Village for the ski season? Mandala is again taking up residence at this world-class ski resort from December 2024. The ski-in ski-out clubhouse for both members and guests is a top spot for après-ski fun.

Revelry aside, Mandala Club is aiming to raise the bar when it comes to sustainabi­lity credential­s. For example, it’s the first hospitalit­y group in Singapore to join the UN’s Race to Zero, installing solar panels on its roof and becoming carbon neutral across its operations in 2023.

Want a tour of Mandala Club’s Bukit Pasoh clubhouse? Email membership@mandala.club or visit mandala.club for details.