Monster Fish at Clarke Quay sits at #02-03, Block C, 3C River Valley Road, in the heart of Singapore's riverside Clarke Quay dining precinct. The outlet takes orders through the brand's own online platform at bbqbox.sg, which runs under the BBQ Box name and is built on the Oddle ordering system, with the site offered in English.
Two published offers shape the experience: islandwide delivery at a flat $6.80, and $8 off a first order for new customers who apply the code BBQ8 at checkout. The menu itself is hosted on the ordering platform, so the current lineup of dishes is kept up to date by the brand rather than by third parties.
This listing keeps to what the brand publishes — no invented dishes, prices or hours — making the outlet's own ordering site the authoritative source for the menu, deals and delivery.
Clarke Quay has long been one of Singapore's most recognisable places to eat and drink, its riverside blocks drawing a steady mix of office crowds, tourists and night owls. At 3C River Valley Road — Block C, #02-03 — one outlet has put a decidedly modern spin on reaching those customers. Rather than depending purely on foot traffic past its door, it takes orders through its own online platform, run under the BBQ Box name, complete with islandwide delivery and a standing welcome offer for anyone ordering for the first time.
This listing gathers what that platform publishes about the Clarke Quay address, so you know what to expect before you visit or place an order.
The digital storefront lives at bbqbox.sg, presented in English and built on the Oddle ordering platform — a setup common among Singapore F&B brands that prefer to manage their own online sales. Two tabs matter most. 'Order' takes you straight into the ordering flow, where the menu and checkout live. 'Store' opens a directory of the brand's outlets, handy for confirming details for the Clarke Quay branch or finding a location closer to you.
Because the menu is hosted on the ordering platform itself, that is where you will find the current lineup of dishes, alongside any additions or sold-out notices. A brand-run site has one practical advantage: the people selling the food are the ones keeping the menu current, so what you see at checkout is what the kitchen is actually cooking that day.
Two published offers shape the ordering experience. First, islandwide delivery is a flat $6.80. That predictability is genuinely useful: whether you are ordering from a condominium in the east or an office in the west, the delivery line on your bill does not change with distance.
Second, new customers get $8 off their first order with the code BBQ8. The mechanics are simple — enter the code at checkout on your first order and the discount comes off the total. Combined with the flat delivery fee, it makes a first order a low-commitment way to try the food without leaving home.
The branch sits at #02-03, Block C, 3C River Valley Road, in the heart of Clarke Quay. The block runs along River Valley Road, a short walk from the main Clarke Quay stretch beside the Singapore River — an area dense with restaurants, bars and evening foot traffic.
One practical note: the ordering page does not publish opening hours or a phone number for this branch, and this listing does not invent them. If you are planning a visit rather than a delivery, check the Store page on bbqbox.sg for the latest outlet details, or confirm hours through the brand's official channels before you set out.
You will notice no dish list, no prices and no hours on this page. That is deliberate. Details like these go stale quickly on listings that an owner is not actively maintaining, and a wrong price is the one error a customer actually notices at the counter. Everything the brand publishes — the menu, the delivery fee, the first-order code — is kept current on its own ordering site, so that is the authoritative source.
If you run this outlet, claiming the listing is the way to add hours, contact details and menu highlights, so that people searching for the branch find complete, accurate information.
For Clarke Quay regulars, the outlet's appeal is location — a riverside address in one of the city's busiest dining precincts. For everyone else, the flat $6.80 islandwide delivery and the $8 first-order discount with code BBQ8 bring it to you instead. Either way, start at the brand's own ordering platform: browse the current menu, apply the welcome code if it is your first order, and let the food come to you.