Oche Clarke Quay is a gastro-gaming venue at Riverside Point on Merchant Road, where high-tech darts meets a street-food-inspired kitchen and a serious cocktail bar. The venue pairs 17 private game booths with a full restaurant, a bar and a terrace by the Clarke Quay riverside.
The idea is simple: you book an 'oche' — your own booth — and play, eat and drink there all evening. The kitchen takes its cues from street food around the world, serving shareable small plates, gourmet pizzas and hearty platters designed to be eaten with one hand while you play with the other. Behind the bar, the signature Singapore Sling comes with a modern approach, alongside a wide stock of beers, wines, champagne and non-alcoholic serves.
There's more than darts, too: happy hour runs daily from opening until 8pm with 1-for-1 deals on selected cocktails, wines and spirits, weekly chess nights are hosted with ChessBar, and a Date Night package bundles darts, drinks and pizza for two. Groups and events of up to 400 guests can be catered for across the venue's multiple spaces.
Head to Riverside Point on Merchant Road and you'll find one of Clarke Quay's more playful nights out. Oche — pronounced 'ock-ey', like hockey without the H — is a gastro-gaming venue where 17 private darts booths sit alongside a full restaurant, a bar and a terrace by the water. Part sports bar, part lounge, part arcade for grown-ups, it's built around a simple promise: it's not about the game, it's about the experience.
The team at Oche says they've 'given darts a new soul', and the technology does the talking. Every group plays from its own oche — a private booth where you eat, drink and throw together — with high-tech boards and specially designed darts provided (you can't bring your own set). Walk-ins are fine when there's room, but booking online is the surest way to lock in a booth, and you'll be asked to arrive 15 minutes before your slot so the first dart flies on time. If you're waiting, the reception team will keep you posted — and you're welcome to nurse a drink in the bar meanwhile.
The kitchen leans on street food from around the world, served sharing-style and designed — deliberately — to be eaten with your one free hand while the other holds a dart. The sharing platters feed 3-4 people: the Meat Lovers Platter piles curated sausages from the venue's butchery with BBQ pork ribs, 300g of beef steak and thick-cut fries; Oche's Favourite Platter rounds up chicken yakitori, chilli crab dip with nachos, roasted cauliflower and a butchery sausage; and the Veggie Platter brings pita and hummus, mushroom croquettes, crispy spring rolls and plant-based meatballs. Beyond the platters you'll find signature tapas, gourmet pizzas, main courses, nibbles and sweets, served in the restaurant or right at the board. Not playing? The menu is worth a trip on its own — grab a table in the restaurant, bar or terrace and just tuck in.
Behind the bar, the signature serve is a Singapore Sling reimagined with a modern approach, sitting alongside a wide stock of beers and wine plus champagne, sparkling and non-alcoholic options. Happy hour runs every day from opening until 8pm, with 1-for-1 deals on selected cocktails, house and premium wines and spirits, and selected draught beers at $12++. Come 8pm, the Date Night package takes over: $78++ per couple buys 60 minutes of interactive darts, a drink each and a pizza to share — choose between Margherita, Fungi or Ham & Mushroom.
Oche has teamed up with ChessBar, the largest IRL open chess community, for weekly chess evenings in the bar — friendly, open to all levels and free to join, though sessions cap at 12 players so booking ahead matters. For bigger occasions, the venue handles group enquiries from 25 guests up to events of 400, with multiple spaces including the bar area, restaurant and terrace to play with.
Hours run from 4pm to midnight Monday to Thursday and 2pm to midnight on Friday and Saturday; the venue closes on Sundays. Note the kitchen closes at 10.30pm. Dress is smart casual, and there's no on-site parking — Clarke Quay's public transport links are your friend. The venue is accessible to disabled guests; mention anyone in your party with access needs when booking so the team can set up the best oche for everyone. Under-18s are welcome before 5pm only, with a strict 18-plus policy every evening after. All bills carry 9% tax and a 10% service charge, and online bookings cover groups of 2-16 — for anything larger, the events team will tailor something to fit.
Whether it's a first date, a birthday with a store-bought cake in tow, a team night out or simply a long happy hour by the river, Oche Clarke Quay turns an evening out into something you actually play — one booth, one board and one more throw at a time.