What To Do In Singapore.

If you read through this site (use the search function)you will find hundreds of Singapore itineraries....which one you choose will depend on your interests.What do you like doing?

You just had ThaiPusan festival,the temple is 5mins walk from your ClarkQuey - how did you like it?Have you made a lot of pictures?
There is nice walk from ClarkQuey to Zouk Club complex:
you have to cross pedestrian bridge on the way through some back alleys,try to find it,Zouk is
great club,in Clark - try Crazy Elephant.For food go to food center in ION - big and civilised,if you are adventurous - walk to TiongBahru and try food there in local hawkers center,TiongBahru is traditional chinese enclave,you may like place there where they display cageswith singing birds?;
Easy to find for you is foodcenter in the basement of Novotel Hotel(yours hotel?) or opposite on the other side of river.Plenty of choices - did you find PeoplesPark?
You should take ride by MRT to one of residential HDB centers,for instance - go to ToaPayo or AngMoKio and you will see how local people live,you can eat there,make shopping(low prices).
On sunday they have concerts in Botanical Garden in afternoon - beautiful event,Bot.Garden - must place to see,as well as Zoo,BirdPark,Sentoza.
EastCoast Park with beach is nice for afternoon,river trip by boat- very easy for you?
you will not have enough time to try half of it.

Octotapas the tapas bar in Clarke Quay is fantastic- great food and sangria
Brewerks- Also has fantastic beers on tap and a great spot to sit out in the sun and have some snacks
There's also a really nice Moroccan place in the middle of all the restaurants at CQ near the water fountain.

Sorry none of these are really Singaporean (normally I just go to a hawker centre)

For something to do go to the Asian Civilisations Museum sometimes on a Saturday night it will open and have free entry and entertainment. It's a fun thing to do if you don't feel like hitting the bars and clubs (or before you hit the bars and clubs)

Just read trhrough the popular lists on the LP site! Singapore zoo, shopping, eating in chinatown, the nightlife, light hikes in the central parks ...

I just got back from Sg recently and visited most of the major tourist attractions. Check out my blog below for some pics and write-ups.

As for food, I would recommend going to Chinatown instead. Lots of hawkers stalls there at Makan Street. Chinatown is just one MRT station away from Clarke Quay.

For something more comfortable, I LOVED the food court in Marina Bay Sands. Lots of different cuisine to choose from!

I think you could also try Lau Pat Sa or Singapore Food Trail located at Boat Quay, easily accessible from Clarke Quay and you could have a good taste there