restaurants n cafes at country club or yacht club etc

• crabx

  3 May 07, 22:37

  u know, most CC or yacht or boating club r usually very ulu.... deep inside forested area. very far from main road, n have to drive deep in in order to reach in.
  
  unless u have a vehicle or take taxi, its impossible to go by public transport coz u have to like walk kilometres in from the main road.
  
  therefore such places remain quite elusive to the public eye, for those who don't own CC membership or seldom venture to such ulu area.
  
  the ambience at such places should be very quiet? a good place to unwind n relax, away from the hustle n bustle of busy downtown citylife, on a weekend. furthermore those yacht club at seaside normally r quite windy? therefore good for outdoor dining, followed by a stroll along the seaside.
  
  so what's nice to eat n at which club? which have u been before?
  r u a member of any club or ur parents r? which club do u frequent n what's good at the restaurant there?
  
  r there any restrictions to entry to such places? eg. non members have to park seperately or registered at guardhouse? or non members dont have discount for dining there?
  
  
• Wanda

  4 May 07, 09:25

  From what I know, a non-member has to be accompanied by a member who will sign for the bill with his/her membership card + credit card. That's as far as I know for clubs I've been to (as a non-member) e.g. SICC, Seletar CC, Europa CC, and Japanese Association.
• menoob

  4 May 07, 15:39

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  From what I know, a non-member has to be accompanied by a member who will sign for the bill with his/her membership card + credit card. That's as far as I know for clubs I've been to (as a non-member) e.g. SICC, Seletar CC, Europa CC, and Japanese Association.

  becoz those clubs are for members only is it?
  
  some clubs like orchid CC & raffles town club can walk in freely but nid to pay non-member rate
• DummiesInc

  4 May 07, 16:30

  Originally posted by menoob:

  becoz those clubs are for members only is it?
  
  some clubs like orchid CC & raffles town club can walk in freely but nid to pay non-member rate

  I thought RTC only members can eat at their restaurants?
• chiabaliao

  4 May 07, 20:03

  Most restaurants in country clubs are open to the public. Some may restrict the hours that non-members can patronize. Exclusive ones like Singapore Island Country Club, I am not sure.
  
  But I can go to the restaurant at Laguna Country Club and have a meal while enjoying the beautiful view of the golf course. If you go there, I highly recommend the Bitter Gourd Beef Hor Fun - yummy!
  
  The restaurants at Raffles Marina at Tuas are also open to the public. You can catch a great view of the Tuas Link from there.
  
  I'm a member of Serangoon Gardens Country club. All the restaurants are open to the public, including the popular Jumbo seafood restaurant.