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• Epicurean Market The second edition of this gourmet food and wine fair features names from Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants, like Tetsuya Wakuda of Waku Ghin, Justin Quek of Sky on 57 and top dog David Thompson of Nahm. Sep 12-14. $23.
• The Black Swan This swanky, 1920s-inspired restaurant offers extended happy hours during race season: a glass of Champagne and two oysters go for $21 from 5-9pm. F1 pass-holders can also enjoy complimentary oysters at their mezzanine lounge after 10pm. Sep 15-21.
• Loof The cheeky rooftop bar has a new satay station to go with its menu of local snacks and Singapore-inspired tropical cocktails. Collect an old-school rattan fan from their giant rooster mascot (around Gate 3 on all three evenings of the race) to redeem complimentary satay. Sep 19-21, 8pm.
• Artichoke Local chef Bjorn Shen whips up a special menu of “over-the-top dude food” (think wings, sausages and bacon), inspired by sports fans. Sep 19-21.
• Wooloomooloo Steakhouse Situated snugly by Turn 9 of the street circuit, this steakhouse offers close-up views to supplement live TV feeds of the race. Cover gets you dinner, Champagne and free-flow canapes. Sep 19-21, 5:30pm. $200.
• Raffles Hotel The heritage hotel serves up a lavish F1 Sunday brunch at their Victorian-style lobby, complete with plenty of oysters, caviar, a live meat carving station and free-flow of Champagne. Sep 21, noon. $248-268.
• Edge One of those rare buffet restaurants offering a mind-boggling variety of cuisines without compromising on quality. Grab a window seat at their Late Night Dinner buffet (9-10:30pm) for a view of the street circuit just below. $50.
• Jaan Perched atop the 70th floor, the view of the race from this elegant restaurant is difficult to forget. But that’s not why Jaan consistently scoops up prestigious restaurant awards: the well-thought out, beautifully presented French creations and spot-on service make this a winning dining experience.
• Nuvo This Japanese-Italian fusion restaurant, which offers a fantastic view of the street circuit, also has a F1-themed four-course dinner during the period. Each named after and inspired by a driver; “Michael Schumacher”, for instance, is foie gras with port jelly and caviar. Sep 19-21. $250/pair.
• Ku De Ta The Asian-inspired fine dining restaurant perched on top of Marina Bay Sands rolls out a Grand Prix menu with items like pink oysters with bloody mary sorbet, flounder sashimi in yuzu honey, walnut oil and fried garlic, and teriyaki wagyu beef with chanterelle and leek. Sep 19-21. $348/person with $168/person for additional wine pairing. 
• Stellar @ 1-Altitude Breathtaking views are not the only thing in order at this 61st floor restaurant. The post-dinner party is also something to look forward to at Altimate and alfresco rooftop bar 1-Altitude.
• Ujong Celebrated local chef Shen Tan prepares a special F1 meal that includes a nasi lemak, a salmon and ceviche salad yusheng and a pint of beer. Sep 19-21. $68.
• Senso If the night race has got you weary, opt for this free-flow Taittinger Champagne brunch with dishes like risotto gamberoni with champagne and pancetta flakes, as well as salmon poached in rose Champagne. Available only on Sep 21. $128/person.
• Level33 The world's highest urban craft brewery has some pretty sweet vantage views of the F1 track. $33 gets you a half pint of their signature craft brew or special wine, while the $333 terrace table package entails you to a front row view of the circuit for up to six guests, six craft beers or a bottle of wine, two beer tasting paddles and either a Ploughman's board or seafood medley.

Parties

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• Tanjong Beach Club Kicking off the party season is this Sentosa beach club’s signature Full Steam Ahead, a 12-hour shindig with local DJs, fire twirlers and dancers. Arrive from 6-10pm to enjoy two complimentary drinks. Sep 13, 4pm. $36.
• Zouk Singapore’s long-reigning superclub brings in Dutch trance giant Dash Berlin, who’s played at various editions of Armin van Buuren’s A State of Trance shows. Sep 19, 11pm. 45 inclusive of two drinks.
• Altimate This rooftop lounge commands impressive views of the circuit, and hosts not one but two VIP parties: a Monaco-inspired soiree on Friday, and the renowned Johnny Walker Gold Circuit Lounge Party on Saturday. Sep 19-20, 5pm. $68-88 inclusive of two drinks.
• Bang Bang Replacing the huge space that was once Mink and the Royal Room, luxe commercial dance club Bang Bang launches its first-ever F1 party, with a lineup of local and international DJs of the highest caliber, such as Mathias Schell and Smith Agent Smith. Sep 19-20, 10pm. $45.
• Bacchanalia The daytime brunch party specialists throw a super-glitzy pop-up do, combining gourmet fare, flowing bubbly, beautiful people and danceable beats by New York DJ Mel Debarge. Sep 20, 1pm. $48 upwards.
• Attica The Clarke Quay stalwart hosts a full five days of parties: ladies night with alcoholic desserts on Wednesday, local DJs spinning on Thursday and Friday, Ibiza DJ Matt Caseli headlining on Friday and a grand finale with performers and dancers on Sunday. Sep 17-21, 10:30pm. $30 inclusive of two drinks.
• Catalunya Housed in a gorgeous glass dome “floating” on Marina Bay, this Spanish restaurant goes clubby after hours as its hosts afterparties for F1  revelers on its rooftop. Sep 19-21, 11pm. $30.
• Ku De Ta Marina Bay Sands’ rooftop bar has different headliners at the decks each night: UK hip hop DJ Shortee Blitz on Friday, American DJ-producer Spinbad and Thai electronic DJ Nakadia on Saturday and local veterans on Sunday. Sep 19-21. $100 from 6-11pm; $200 after 11pm (both inclusive of a glass of Champagne).
• Kyo This slick underground club hosts three big names over F1 weekend. Defected Records head honcho Simon Dunmore spins on Friday, and Detroit techno and house legends Kenny Larkin and Terrence Parker play on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. Sep 19-21, 9pm. $25-35 inclusive of one drink.
• New Asia Bar Located on the 71st story, New Asia Bar is one of the city’s best vantage points for the race. Guest DJs Daddy K, Keza and Claudio Lari spin on Friday, Saturday and Sunday respectively. Sep 19-21, 10pm. $30 inclusive of one drink.
• The Podium Lounge This afterparty boasts an impressive guestlist of 2,500 A-listers, including F1 drivers and celebrities from all over the world. There’s a dinner by three Michelin-starred chef Quique Dacosta, an overhead fashion show and DJs at the decks. Sep 19-21, 10pm. $188 upwards.
• Poolside Pitsop Party Get wet and wild with this year's Poolside Pitstop Party at Pan Pacific Singaporem a collaboration between lifestyle and entertainment media company Massive Collective, Prive Group and Pan Pacific Singapore. This year's killer lineup includes UK DJ Smith Agent Smith and Taiper's DJ Junior. Sep 20-21, 12pm. $38-188.
• Amber Lounge Also held in Abu Dhabi, Austin and Monaco, this ultra-glam afterparty is typically studded with F1 drivers, dignitaries, models and celebrities (Beyoncé and Jason Statham have graced previous editions). R&B singer Estelle headlines. Sep 20-21, 11pm. $900 upwards.