Appetite is a food, art, and music space above Nouri on Amoy Street, with the Living Room acting as its bar and listening room. It is not a purist hi-fi room, and it does not need to be. The appeal is the way the room folds records, cocktails, art, and small plates into one slower evening.
The listening room is built around a large private vinyl collection, reported at more than 3,000 records, with Afro-Cuban jazz, 1970s rock, 1990s R&B, soul, and other cross-genre selections in rotation. There are sofas, low tables, artwork on the walls, and enough domestic softness to make the room feel closer to a private record lounge than a standard Singapore cocktail bar.
The system includes two turntables and a speaker setup spread through the room, though the exact gear models are not listed. Appetite is more about selection and setting than audiophile hardware worship. Sit down with a drink, stay a while, and treat the records as part of the evening rather than background filler.
Best for people who want a polished Singapore bar with serious records, good drinks, and a listening-room atmosphere that still leaves room for conversation.