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Explore a Unique Space Where Productivity and Connection Converge Just 5-Minutes from Chinatown MRT Station.

WHEN: In Singapore’s bustling gastronomic scene, where friends and family are always on the hunt for good food, nothing is more frustrating than receiving a time limit when dining out. What if your meal discussions are far from over? If you ever find yourself in Chinatown, allow us to introduce you to The Social Chamber. Officially opened on February 15, 2024, the space aims to integrate various aspects of remote work and socialisation in a single physical space.

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WHO: The Social Chamber is the brainchild of Toby Cai, a local entrepreneur who understands the challenges of finding a unique yet comfortable space to retreat to when life becomes overwhelming. Growing up in a bustling, multi-generational family, Toby often found his home crowded and lacking in private areas where he could both work and socialise with friends.

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Driven by his own experiences, Toby envisioned a space that seamlessly combined the privacy and functionality of a traditional workspace with the vibrancy and social aspects of a hangout spot. His goal was to ensure that users could seamlessly transition between remote work, movie nights, social gatherings, and business meetings—all within the same versatile space.

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WHAT: Spanning 1200 square feet, The Social Chamber encompasses 6 uniquely themed rooms, each tailored to diverse needs and preferences. Every space offers a distinct atmosphere, from the mediaeval-inspired Dungeon Room, adorned with a shield and a sword, to the surprising element within the Mystery Room. For those with a magical streak, the Wizard Room provides ample space for witches’ and wizards’ meetings.

Meanwhile, the Japanese Room offers a taste of Japan with its tranquil setting, perfect for meetings or social gatherings. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the lush greenery of the Jungle Room, providing an indoor oasis for work or relaxation. Lastly, the Space Room transports users to outer space with moonlit decor, setting the stage for an immersive experience.

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Depending on the room, each offers a designated maximum capacity ranging from 2 pax to 12 pax, ensuring comfort and privacy for all patrons. Designed to provide a functional experience, every space features 55 to 65-inch television screens, perfect for projecting spreadsheets during meetings or enjoying a movie night with friends on YouTube.

Plush couches and desks are available, ideal for remote work sessions, social gatherings, or cosy movie marathons. With high-speed WiFi and premium sound quality from the sound bars, users can seamlessly connect and immerse themselves in their tasks or entertainment. Thoughtfully curated interior decor enhances the ambiance, while soundproof partition walls ensure privacy and minimise disruptions.

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HOW: Secure your spot by making reservations through their website at https://thesocialchamber.com/. Stay in the loop with the latest news and updates by following @thesocialchamber on Instagram and TikTok. Pricing varies depending on peak and non-peak periods, ranging from SGD 9.90 per hour/pax to SGD 58 for the day.

WHERE: The Social Chamber is conveniently located less than 5 minutes away from Chinatown MRT Station (DT19) at 11 Mosque St, #02-01, Singapore 059491.

Their opening hours are Monday to Sunday, from 12:00 am to 11:59 pm.

*Cover Photo/Thumbnail Photo from The Social Chamber

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