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Singapore Food Guide

Singapore is more than just a destination, it’s a place where every Singapore food tells a story. And when it comes to food, we Singaporeans know better than anyone which dishes truly define our culture. With pride and passion, we’re excited to introduce you to some of the best food in Singapore, flavors deeply rooted in our heritage and loved by locals every day.

Whether you’re weaving through the spice filled streets of Little India or dining at a Michelin starred rooftop restaurant with sweeping skyline views, every bite reflects the city’s rich cultural mosaic and culinary ambition.

From legendary hawker stalls to world class gastronomy, Singapore’s food scene is a masterclass in diversity and depth. In this guide, we spotlight 14 must try local dishes, the best hawker centres to visit, and top dining destinations you shouldn’t miss, whether you’re here for a quick stopover or a full culinary escape.

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1. Hainanese Chicken Rice

Among the most famous Singapore food found at Maxwell Hawker, Hainanese Chicken Rice stands out as a timeless favourite. This humble yet beloved dish might look simple, but don’t let appearances fool you. Hainanese Chicken Rice is a national treasure featuring poached chicken that is tender and silky, paired with rice cooked in rich chicken stock and fat for that aromatic punch. The real game changer is the trio of dipping sauces: zesty chili, ginger paste and dark soy. It is light, comforting and utterly satisfying. A go to for both lunch breaks and late night cravings.

Singapore Food Guide Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice
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Singapore Food Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice
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📍 Where to try: Tian Tian Chicken Rice at Maxwell Food Centre

  • Address: 1 Kadayanallur Street, Maxwell Food Centre #01-10/11, Singapore 069184
  • Operating Hours: Tue – Sun: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM (or until sold out)
  • Price Range: SGD $5 – $7
  • Why it’s popular: They have been awarded a Bib Gourmand in the Michelin Guide Singapore since 2016. Thier establishments offer good quality and good value food.
  • Celebrity seal of approval: Gordon Ramsay, Dua Lipa & Anthony Bourdain have visited Tian Tian Chicken Rice. Anthony Bourdain couldn’t stop raving about this dish and called the rice “so fragrant and delicious, it can be eaten on its own.” Jackson Wang also mentioned Singapore Hainanese chicken rice is the best in the world.
Gordon Ramsay at Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice
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2. Kaya Toast with Soft Boiled Eggs

Kaya Toast with soft boiled eggs is a classic Singapore food often enjoyed as a morning breakfast before work, and sometimes even as a mid day tea break. This classic colonial era Singapore breakfast, Kaya Toast features sweet coconut jam and cold butter layered between crispy toast. Dip it into soft boiled eggs seasoned with dark soy sauce and white pepper and sip a strong local kopi alongside.

Singapore Food Kaya Toast with Soft Boiled Eggs
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Singapore food Ya Kun Kaya Toast
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📍 Where to try: Ya Kun Kaya Toast or Tong Ah Eating House

  • Address: Various outlets including Jewel Airport 78, Airport Boulevard, #01-K206 & K207, Jewel, Singapore Changi Airport, 819666 or ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn #B4-49, Singapore 238801
  • Operating Hours: Mon – Sun: 7:30 AM – 9.30 PM
  • Price Range: SGD $2.50 – $5
  • Why it’s popular: Crunchy, creamy, sweet and salty in perfect balance
  • Celebrity seal of approval: Jackson Wang, Caelan Moriarty & Blackpink’s Lisa enjoys classic Singaporean delights kaya toast paired with soft boiled eggs.
Singapore Food Kaya Toast Blackpink Lisa
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3. Laksa

Laksa is another popular noodle dish that’s a staple in Singapore food culture. Think of Laksa as the love child of spicy curry and noodle soup, born from Peranakan heritage. This creamy, fiery bowl is filled with rice noodles swimming in a rich coconut curry broth topped with prawns, fishcake, bean sprouts and a dollop of sambal. It is spicy, fragrant and a little addictive.

Singapore food Laksa
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Singapore food 328 Katong Laksa
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📍 Where to try: 328 Katong Laksa

  • Address: 51 East Coast Road, Singapore 428770
  • Operating Hours: Daily: 9:30 AM – 9:30 PM
  • Price Range: SGD $4 – $6
  • Why it’s popular: They have been awarded a Bib Gourmand in the Michelin Guide Singapore
  • Aromatic Spicy coconut milk broth with chopped noodles for easy slurping. The broth is the soul.
  • Celebrity seal of approval: As seen on their website, Dua Lipa, Donnie Yen, Gordon Ramsay and many local artists have tried their Laksa. Even Buisness Insider approved it
Singapore food 328 Katong Laksa Dua Lipa
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Singapore food Katong Laksa celebrities
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Can’t make a trip to try their famous laksa? Grab a Nissin 328 Katong Laksa cup noodle from supermarkets like FairPrice NTUC and enjoy it at home instead.

4. Char Kway Teow

When Bill Gates visited Singapore’s Newton Hawker Centre on 6 May 2025, he was introduced to the popular Singapore food, Char Kway Teow. At first, he thought it was meat with sauce, but it turned out to be a flavorful fried noodle dish with dark soy sauce. Char Kway Teow is all about wok hei. The plating might be deceiving but that is how Kway Teow looks like after dark soy sauce are added. These flat rice noodles are stir fried over blazing heat with chinese sausage, cockles, garlic, bean sprouts, chives, eggs and a splash of dark soy. The result is smoky, sweet, savory and slightly chewy. A bold flavor explosion in every bite.

singapore food guide Fried Kway Teow Mee
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Singapoore food Char Kway Teow
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📍 Where to try: Outram Park Fried Kway Teow Mee

  • Address: 531A Upper Cross St, #02-17, Singapore 051531
  • Operating Hours: Mon – Sat: 6am-3pm. Sun closed
  • Price Range: SGD $5 – $6
  • Why it’s popular: Awarded with Bibi Gourmand in the Michelin Guide Singapore. The ultimate cheat meal. Indulgent and packed with umami

5. Satay

Satay is street food magic. These marinated meat skewers made with chicken, beef or lamb are grilled over open flames until smoky and juicy. Served with a rich peanut sauce, ketupat rice cakes, cucumber and onions. It is perfect for sharing or keeping all to yourself.

Singapore food satay street
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 Singapore food Guide Lau Pa Sat Satay Street
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📍 Where to try: Lau Pa Sat Satay Street

  • Address: Lau Pa Sat Festival Market, 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582
  • Operating Hours: Weekdays: 7:00 PM – 3:00 AM; Weekends: 3:00 PM – 3:00 AM
  • Price Range: SGD $0.60 – $1.20 per stick
  • Why it’s popular: Grilled skewers of meat served with peanut sauce in an open air setting. Smoky charred meat with creamy peanut sauce creates a flavor bomb
  • Celebrity seal of approval: Part of Singapore’s largest open air satay street. Ed Sheeran visited Lau Pa Sat before Singapore shows

Note: Can be pretty hot in the open air setting. Bring your portable fan or get some sugar cane juice from the drinks stall to cool yourself.

Singapore Food Ed Sheeran at Lau Pa Sat
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6. Bak Kut Teh

Bak Kut Teh means meat bone tea, though there is no tea in the soup. This peppery pork rib soup is slow simmered with garlic, white pepper and herbs until the meat is fall off the bone tender. Add rice, fried dough sticks and preserved vegetables for a hearty meal.

Singapore food Bak Kut Teh
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Singapore food Guide Song Fa Bak Kut Teh
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📍 Where to try: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh

  • Address: 11 New Bridge Road, Singapore 059383 or various outlet like Jewel Changi Airport #B2-278/279/280
  • Operating Hours: Daily: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Price Range: SGD $8 – $15
  • Why it’s popular: Won Michelin Bib gourmand award for 7 years in Singapore with a total of 13 outlets and over 50 years of history! Peppery pork rib soup with garlic and herbs. Warming and satisfying.
  • Seal of approval: Marion Müller approved this and said the soup suprise her. Taste so good!

For a limited of time, you can also purchase Ba Ku Teh T-shirt from any Uniqlo’s outlets and you get to receive a Song Fa Ba Ku Teh spices Pack. Alternatively, you can also purchase Song Fa Ba Ku Teh Spices Pack from any supermarket. It’s easy to cook!

7. Chilli Crab

Spicy, sweet, messy and glorious. Chilli Crab is the life of the Singaporean food party. Imagine fresh mud crab stir fried in a rich, tangy tomato chili gravy that is more savory than spicy. Served with soft steamed or crispy fried mantou buns to soak up the sauce, it is an absolute feast and a hands on experience. 

Singapore Food Guide Chilli Crab
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Singapore Food Guide Long Beach Seafood
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📍 Where to try: Long Beach Seafood

  • Address: J25 Dempsey Rd, Singapore 249670 but also has various outlets
  • Operating Hours: Daily: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM
  • Price Range: SGD $30 – $80+ per person (depending on crab size and dishes ordered)
  • Why it’s popular: It is the one dish everyone talks about after visiting Singapore. Sweet, spicy crab in a rich, tangy tomato based gravy.

  • Celebrity seal of approval: Cyndi Wang & Lee Hong Ki both have visited Long Beach Seafood

Note: Fried Mantou and chilli crabs are sold separately

8. Roti Prata

Roti Prata is a beloved Singapore food, often enjoyed as a hearty breakfast that energizes locals for the day ahead This South Indian flatbread is Singapore’s ultimate comfort carb. It is stretched, flipped and fried until golden brown, then served with spicy curry. You can enjoy it plain or filled with cheese, egg or banana depending on your mood.

Singapore Food Roti Prata
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Singapore Food Guide Roti Prata

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📍 Where to try: The Roti Prata House on Upper Thomson Road

  • Address: 246 Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574370
  • Operating Hours: Daily: 24 hours
  • Price Range: SGD $1 – $4
  • Why it’s popular: Flaky flatbread served with curry, available in various fillings.
  • Toppings you can try: Cheese, banana, mushroom or egg, either sweet or savory or just eat it plain or with eggs

9. Fish Head Curry

If you’re a fan of bold, spicy flavors, you’ll love Fish Head Curry, a classic Singapore food bursting with rich spices. Do not be intimidated. Fish Head Curry is a bold, rich dish that combines Indian spices with Chinese style seafood. The fish head is stewed in a tangy curry with vegetables like okra and eggplant. It is perfect for adventurous eaters.

Singapore Food Curry fish head
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📍 Where to try: Muthu’s Curry

  • Address: 138 Race Course Rd, #01-01, Singapore 218591
  • Operating Hours: Daily: 10:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Price Range: SGD $18 – $40
  • Why it’s popular: Won Michelin Bib gourmand award. Known for its tangy, spicy, aromatic and intense flavour

10. Nasi Lemak

Nasi Lemak is another well loved Singapore food breakfast, perfectly portioned to keep you full, though many enjoy it for lunch too. This fragrant Malay dish features coconut rice served with fried chicken, spicy sambal, anchovies, peanuts, cucumber and egg. Often wrapped in banana leaves, it is a full meal in one convenient package that is equally delicious for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Singapore food Guide Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak
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Singapore food Nasi Lemak
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📍 Where to try: Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak at Adam Road Food Centre

  • Address: 11 Adam Road, Singapore 289876
  • Operating Hours: Daily: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Price Range: SGD $3 – $6
  • Why it’s popular: Comforting and balanced with sweet, salty and spicy notes
  • Seal of approval: The Sultan of Brunei is a regular fan of this stall

11. Claypot Rice

Claypot rice is a beloved local dish featuring marinated chicken, Chinese sausage, salted fish, and rice cooked over a traditional charcoal fire. The result? Smoky, crispy rice at the bottom of the pot, rich umami flavors, and a comforting, hearty meal that’s perfect for sharing.

Singapore food Claypot Rice
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Singapore food Lian He Ben Ji Claypot Rice
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📍 Where to try: Lian He Ben Ji Claypot Rice

  • Address: 335 Smith St, #02-198/199, Singapore 050335
  • Operating Hours: 3pm-9pm Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun. Mon & Thu Closed
  • Price Range: SGD $8 – $20
  • Why it’s popular: Cooked fresh to order over charcoal, ensuring a crispy, smoky rice crust. Generous portions with well marinated chicken and premium ingredients.
  • Local favorite: Many locals consider it the best claypot rice in Singapore, with recipes handed down through generations.

12. Hokkien Mee

You might be surprised that this comforting dish is a timeless Singapore food favourite, loved by locals of all ages every day. Hokkien Mee is made by stir frying yellow noodles and vermicelli in a rich seafood broth. Topped with prawns, squid, sambal and lime, it is moist, aromatic and bursting with umami. This Singapore food, Hokkien Mee, becomes even more flavorful and robust when you squeeze fresh lime juice over the noodles.

Singapore food Fried Hokkein Mee
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Singapore food Guide Fried Hokkein Mee
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📍 Where to try: Singapore Fried Hokkien Mee

  • Address: 90 Whampoa Dr, #01-32, Singapore 320090
  • Operating Hours: Open daily from 3:30 PM to 11:30 PM (2:00 PM on weekends), except Thursdays when closed.
  • Price Range: SGD $5 – $15
  • What makes it special: They have won the Bib Gourmand Michelin Guide for its good quality & good value cooking in the Hawker. That deep prawn broth and smoky wok hei aroma is irresistible.

13. Carrot Cake (Chai Tow Kway)

This is not a dessert. Singaporean Carrot Cake is made from white radish and rice flour, cut into cubes and fried with eggs, garlic and preserved radish. Choose white for a crispy savory version or black with sweet soy sauce.

Singapore food Carrot Cake

Singapore food Chey Sua Carrot Cake
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📍 Where to try: Chey Sua Carrot Cake in Toa Payoh

  • Address: Blk 127, #01-55, Toa Payoh Lorong 1, Singapore 310127
  • Operating Hours: Daily: 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM
  • Price Range: SGD $3 – $5
  • Why it’s popular: Won the Bib Gourmand Michelin Guide.
  • Crispy edges, soft inside and full of garlic umami
  • Celebrity seal of approval:  Food vlogger Mark Wiens calls it one of the most underrated hawker gems.

14. Durian

Durian, often crowned the king of Singapore food, sparks lively conversations every season thanks to its bold, unforgettable flavour. Durian is known as the King of Fruits and is famous for its divisive aroma. Some say it smells like gym socks, others say sweet almonds. The flesh is creamy, custard like and strangely addictive once you are hooked. If you’re unsure about trying this iconic Singapore food, start with a durian puff to ease into its unique flavour.

Singapore Food Durian
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Singapore Food Combat Durian
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📍 Where to try: Combat Durian on Balestier Road

15. Frog Porridge

Frog porridge may sound adventurous, but locals swear by its tender meat and comforting depth of flavor. The claypot cooked frog legs are simmered in a thick, dark soy sauce with spring onions, dried chili, and ginger, served bubbling hot with plain porridge on the side. The frog meat is similar to chicken, only silkier and more delicate.

Geylang Lor 9 Fresh Frog Porridge
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Singapore food guide Geylang Lor 9 Fresh Frog Porridge
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📍  Where to try: Geylang Lor 9 Fresh Frog Porridge

  • Address: 235 Geylang Road, Singapore 389294
  • Operating Hours: Daily: 5:00 PM – 4:00 AM
  • Price Range: SGD $8 – $22 depending on portion
  • Why it’s loved: A late night delicacy known for warming the soul and the stomach. Savory, spicy, and silky smooth

16. Wanton Mee

This classic Cantonese noodle dish is a Singapore staple, featuring springy egg noodles tossed in a secret sauce, topped with char siu (barbecued pork), leafy greens, and plump pork wantons. Served dry or in soup, the magic lies in the balance of flavors, salty, sweet, and umami all at once.

Singapore food Wanton noodle
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Singapore food Guide Kok Kee Wonton Noodle
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📍 Where to try: Kok Kee Wanton Mee

  • Address: Various outlet or 30 Foch Rd, #01-02, Singapore 209276
    Operating     Hours:     Daily: 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM
  • Price Range: SGD $5 – $6
  • Why it’s loved: Comfort food at its finest with nostalgic charm in every slurp. Savory, slightly sweet, with al dente noodles and rich broth

17. Rojak

Rojak, meaning “mixture” in Malay, is a uniquely Singaporean salad. A bold combination of crisp you tiao (fried dough fritters), cucumber, pineapple, bean sprouts, and turnip tossed in a sticky black shrimp paste sauce with crushed peanuts and a squeeze of lime. It’s sweet, sour, savory, and funky. A riot of textures and flavors.

Singapore Food Balestier Road Hoover Rojak
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Singapore Food Rojak
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📍 Where to try: Balestier Road Hoover Rojak

  • Adrress: 90 Whampoa Drive, Whampoa Makan Place, #01-06, Singapore 320090
  • Operating Hours: Tues – Sun: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM (Closed Mondays)
  • Price Range: SGD $3 – $5
  • Why it’s loved: No dish captures the multicultural mash up of Singapore quite like rojak. Complex sweet, sour, spicy, and pungent with a crunchy bite

18. Nasi Briyani

A feast on a plate, Nasi Briyani is a rich and aromatic rice dish infused with saffron, ghee, and spices, often served with a generous portion of mutton, chicken, or fish. The basmati rice is fluffy and fragrant, layered with marinated meat and accompanied by pickles, curry gravy, and hard-boiled egg. Every bite is deeply flavorful, making it a celebratory meal for many communities in Singapore.

Singapore food Allauddin's Briyani
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Singapore food Nasi Briyani
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📍 Where to try: Allauddin’s Briyani

  • Address: 665 Buffalo Road, Tekka Centre #01-232, Singapore 210665
  • Operating Hours: Daily: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Price Range: SGD $6 – $8
  • Why it’s loved: Awarded a Bib Gourmand in the Michelin Guide Singapore. A festive favorite with Indian Muslim roots and soulful seasoning. Warm, spiced, and deeply aromatic with rich meat gravies
  • Celebrity seal of approval: Featured in several international foodie vlogs and praised by Indian actors visiting Singapore for its authenticity

19. Oyster Omelette

Crispy, chewy, and brimming with briny oysters, this beloved hawker dish is made with a starchy egg batter that turns golden and crisp on a hot griddle. Fresh oysters are added just before serving, ensuring they remain plump and juicy. Finished with coriander and a sharp, vinegary chili sauce, it’s indulgent, addictive, and a must for seafood lovers.

Singapore Food Lim's Fried Oyster Class 95
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Singapore Food Fried Oyster
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📍 Where to try: Lim’s Fried Oyster

  • Address: 166 Jln Besar, B1-32 Berseh Food Centre, Singapore 208877
  • Operating Hours: Wed – Sun: 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM (Closed Mondays & Tuesdays)
  • Price Range: SGD $5 – $8
  • Why it’s loved: Crispy, gooey, ocean fresh. It’s a texture lover’s dream. Savory, crispy edges with creamy oysters and a tangy chili dip
  • Seal of approval: Mediacorp Class95 FM listeners voted it as the best oyster omelette. They also received the Class95 Foodie’s Choice for Best Oyster Omelette award. 

Top 6 Hawker Centres in Singapore

When it comes to Singapore food, no experience is complete without a trip to the city’s iconic hawker centres. These open air food courts are the soul of local cuisine, serving up authentic dishes for under S$10, a culinary treasure that has drawn in global celebrities.

1. Maxwell Food Centre

Located in Chinatown, this is a must visit for Hainanese chicken rice, oyster cake, and comforting porridge.
Even Lady Gaga & Dua Lipa stopped by to try the famous Tian Tian Chicken Rice.
📍  1 Kadayanallur Street, Singapore 069184
Hours: 8am-10pm daily

Maxwell Hawker Lady Gaga
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Singapore food at Maxwell Dua Lipa
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2. Newton Food Centre

Popular for barbecued chicken wings, sambal stingray & satay. This spot gained worldwide fame after Lady Gaga visited during one of his trips to Singapore on 6 May 2025.
📍  500 Clemenceau Avenue North, Singapore 229495
Hours: 24 hours

Bill gates Newton Hawker

3. Lau Pa Sat

Set in a stunning Victorian era building, Lau Pa Sat blends heritage with variety,  from Korean BBQ to local satay at its famed Satay Street. Ed Sheeran and Jackson Wang were both spotted enjoying the bustling food scene here.
📍  18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582
Hours: 24 hours

Lau Pa Sat Ed Sheeran
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4. Tekka Centre

Located in Little India, Tekka is known for bold Indian and Malay flavours. Celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck explored this vibrant market, sampling local dishes like egg prata and fish head curry. Even David Beckham made a surprise visit!
📍 665 Buffalo Road, Singapore 210665
Hours: 6:30 AM to 9:00 PM daily

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5. Chomp Chomp Food Centre

Best known for its late night crowd and smoky grilled seafood, Chomp Chomp is a favourite for supper lovers craving true Singapore food vibes.
📍  20 Kensington Park Road, Singapore 557269
Hours: 4:00 PM to 12:30 AM

6. Old Airport Road Food Centre

Loved by locals, this food centre is home to some of Singapore’s oldest and most respected hawker stalls. It’s a hotspot for authentic and affordable Singapore food.
📍  51 Old Airport Road, Singapore 390051
Hours: 6:00 AM to 10:30 PM

Must Visit Fine Dining Destinations

For those craving refined experiences, Singapore food also includes Michelin starred and award winning restaurants known for world class culinary excellence.

1. KOMA

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were captured dining here in March 2024, enjoying an elegant post concert dinner with Swift’s bandmates

Address: The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, #B1‑67, Singapore 018972
Phone: +65 6688 8690 
Website: komasingapore.com

Koma Taylor Swift
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Singapore food Koma
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2. Odette

Modern French excellence at the National Gallery. (3 Michelin stars)
Address: 1 St Andrew’s Road, #01-04, National Gallery Singapore, Singapore 178957
Phone: +65 6385 0498
Website: odetterestaurant.com

Singapore fine dining Odette
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3. Burnt Ends

Open concept Australian BBQ with global acclaim.

Address: 7 Dempsey Road, #01-04, Singapore 249671 
Phone: +65 6224 3933 
Website: burntends.com.sg

Singapore fine dining Burnt Ends
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4. Les Amis

Elegant French fine dining with one of Asia’s best wine lists. (3 Michelin stars)

Address: 1 Scotts Road, #01‑16 Shaw Centre, Singapore 228208 
Phone: +65 6733 2225
Website: lesamis.com.sg

Singapore fine Les Amis
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5. Candlenut

The world’s first Michelin starred Peranakan restaurant.

Address: Block 17A (or 17 A) Dempsey Road, Singapore 249676
|Phone: +65 6486 1051 (or toll free 1800 304 2288)
Website: comodempsey.sg/restaurant/candlenut (listed on MICHELIN site)

Singapore fine Candlenut
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6. Labyrinth

A progressive Singaporean restaurant reimagining local flavors with a twist.

Address: Esplanade Mall, 8 Raffles Avenue, #02-23, Singapore 039802 
Phone: +65 6223 4098
Website: restaurantlabyrinth.com

Singapore fine dining Labyrinth
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Final Thoughts

Singapore’s food is not just something you eat. It’s something you experience. From early morning kaya toast to late night roti prata, every dish represents the heart and soul of the nation. Whether you’re a street food lover or a fine dining enthusiast, Singapore is one of the most exciting food cities in the world and it’s waiting to be savored.

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Chinatown Wet Market

The Chinatown Wet Market is one of the largest wet markets in Singapore located at Chinatown Complex. Its popularity is due to its historical significance, the variety of goods it offers, and its role as a cultural hub for both locals and tourists. It offers a rich, sensory experience that draws many people who are seeking fresh ingredients, particularly for Chinese and Southeast Asian cuisines. Their offers a wide range of fresh produce, meats, seafood, and specialty items. It’s a must visit for anyone seeking authentic ingredients for Chinese and Southeast Asian cuisines.

Address: 335 Smith St, Chinatown Complex, Singapore 050335
Hours: 7am-10pm daily

  • There are 3 levels in Chinatown Complex. On level 2, you will be able to find the hawker food stalls offering a wide variety of local Singaporean dishes. On level 1, you will find small stalls that sells fashion wear ranging form adults to young children, shoes, mobile phone accessories, antiques, old stamps, old notes, wedding customary Guo Da Li stuff etc. Chinatown wet market is located on the basement. To access the Basement 1 where the wet market is located, simply enter the Chinatown Complex building, and take the escalators or stairs down to the lower level.
  • The wet market stalls typically open early in the morning, around 6am and close by 3pm, though times can vary slightly depending on the vendor. It’s best to go early for the freshest produce and seafood.
  • Some of the rare finds at Chinatown Wet Market include exotic fruits like durian and rambutan, specialty meats such as duck tongues and pig’s organs, live seafood like frogs and turtles, and dried herbs or medicinal ingredients used in traditional Chinese medicine. This market provides a sensory rich experience with its lively atmosphere and wide variety of authentic and sometimes unusual items that make it stand out from regular markets in Singapore. 
Mine blown with the array of selections at the wet market. Chinatown Complex is a bustling market in the heart of Singapore's Chinatown district. It offers a wide variety of goods and services, including fresh produce, clothing, souvenirs, and food stalls. The market is open daily from 7am to 10pm. The market is known for its affordable prices and its wide range of products. It is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The market is also home to a number of food stalls, serving a variety of dishes from all over the world. Overall, Chinatown Complex is a great place to visit if you are looking for a unique shopping experience. It is a vibrant and exciting place with something for everyone.
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How to get to Chinatown Wet Market

To get to Chinatown Wet Market, you can take the Chinatown MRT Station (NE4/DT19) on the North East Line or Downtown Line. The complex is directly above the MRT station. Alternatively, you can take buses to nearby stops, such as Chinatown MRT Station (Stop 04011). For those driving, the address is 335 Smith Street, Singapore 050335, with nearby parking options. If walking from Chinatown, the complex is centrally located and easy to reach.



What Stalls at Chintown Wet Market

At Basement 1 Chinatown Wet Market, you can find a wide variety of stalls that offer fresh produce, meats, seafood, and other specialty food items on sale. Here’s a breakdown of the types of stalls you can typically expect:

1. Fruits and Vegetables:

These stalls offer a wide selection of fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables, including both local and exotic varieties. You’ll find tropical fruits like durians, mangoes, papayas, and rambutan, as well as vegetables like bok choy, napa cabbage, and other Asian greens.

2. Poultry and Red Meats:

These stalls sell fresh cuts of chicken, pork, beef, and mutton. You’ll also find specialty meats such as duck, quail, and goat, along with various offals (internal organs), which are popular in many traditional Chinese dishes.

3. Live and Fresh Seafood:

Fresh fish, prawns, crabs, clams, and oysters are available at these stalls, and many of them offer live seafood that’s often prepared on the spot. Specialty items like live frogs, turtles, and shellfish may also be found.

3. Poultry and Red Meat

These stalls sell fresh cuts of chicken, pork, beef, and mutton. You’ll also find specialty meats such as duck, quail, and goat, along with various offals (internal organs), which are popular in many traditional Chinese dishes.

4. Live and Fresh Seafood:

Fresh fish, prawns, crabs, clams, and oysters are available at these stalls, and many of them offer live seafood that’s often prepared on the spot. Specialty items like live frogs, turtles, and shellfish may also be found.

5. Dried Goods:

These stalls specialize in dried products such as dried fish, shrimp, seaweed, mushrooms, and Chinese herbs. They also carry dried fruits, noodles, and various other preserved food items used in Chinese cooking.

6. Herbs and Spices Stalls

Some stalls sell traditional Chinese medicinal herbs and dried ingredients used in herbal soups, teas, and tonics. These include ginseng, dried goji berries, and lotus seeds, among others.

dry good at Chinatown wet market
Credit: Marek Zwierzynski via Google

7. Fresh Tofu and Bean Products

These stalls offer a range of tofu products, such as silken tofu, firm tofu, and tofu skin, as well as other soy-based products like soy milk and bean curd.

8. Egg and Poultry Products

Stalls selling fresh eggs are a common sight, including duck eggs, quail eggs, and regular chicken eggs. Some stalls may also sell preserved or century eggs.

9. Traditional Foods and Snacks

Some stalls offer prepared Chinese snacks such as pickled vegetables, steamed buns (bao), and other traditional foods that are ready for immediate consumption.

This wet market is known for offering authentic and fresh ingredients that are staples in many traditional Chinese and Southeast Asian dishes, with a lively and authentic atmosphere that provides an immersive cultural experience.



牛车水大厦 (Chinatown Complex) is a bustling hub of culture, food, and local heritage, located in the heart of Singapore’s Chinatown. As one of the largest hawker centers and wet markets in Singapore, it serves as a vital part of the community, offering an authentic glimpse into local life. The complex is divided into three main sections: a hawker center on the second floor, a wet market on the ground floor, and a variety of retail shops selling traditional goods and household items. The hawker center is particularly famous, featuring over 260 food stalls offering a wide array of affordable and delicious local dishes. From Hainanese chicken rice to char kway teow and satay, it’s a paradise for food lovers. The complex is also home to Hawker Chan, the world’s first Michelin-starred hawker stall, known for its soy sauce chicken rice. The wet market on the ground floor is a treasure trove of fresh produce, seafood, and traditional Chinese ingredients, catering to locals who seek high-quality goods. Beyond its culinary offerings, Chinatown Complex reflects the rich cultural heritage of the area, making it a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists looking to experience the vibrant essence of Singapore’s Chinatown.
HANS XIA
The wet market has a wide selection of really fresh vegetables at average prices.... A gd nbr of fish n seafood stalls, pork stalls, fruit stalls and a few Yong tau Foo, beef n chicken stalls too. Also a gd nbr of dried gds stalls that sell all kinds of ingredients for Cooking Asian recipes. Fresh egg stalls n even hv stalls that sell fresh herbs that are used for medicine.... There is a multi- story carpark, a food centre that hv a great variety of Asian food.... Its an interesting place where you can find both cooked n raw materials used in Asian fare!
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Club Street is a lively and dynamic street located in the heart of Singapore’s Chinatown. Known for its eclectic mix of trendy bars, gourmet restaurants, cafes, and boutique shops, it’s a must visit spot for both locals and tourists. The street’s rich history and modern appeal make it a unique blend of old world charm and contemporary style.

Historically, Club Street was once home to exclusive private clubs during the colonial era, catering to British expatriates and traders. Over the years, the street has evolved, retaining its old world character while becoming one of Singapore’s most popular nightlife and dining districts. You can find many resturants, cocktail bars and cafe at club street now. The area is now known for its vibrant atmosphere, especially in the evenings when it comes alive with crowds enjoying the variety of dining and entertainment options.



How to Get to Club Street:

Getting to Club Street is easy, thanks to its central location in Singapore. The street is accessible via public transportation or car:

  • By MRT: The nearest MRT station is Telok Ayer (on the Downtown Line, DTL), which is just a short walk from Club Street. Alternatively, you can also use Chinatown MRT Station (on the North-East Line, NEL), which is a few minutes walk from the area.

  • By Bus: Several bus routes serve the area, with stops near Club Street like bus number 61, 166, 197. The nearest bus stops include Chinatown Point and Telok Ayer. 

  • By Taxi: Club Street is also easily accessible by taxi or car. There are parking options nearby, but the street can get busy, especially in the evenings.

Whether you’re visiting for a casual meal, a night out, or just to explore the vibrant surroundings, Club Street is a place where history and modernity meet in the heart of Singapore.

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Club Street in Singapore is a vibrant hotspot for Instagram worthy photos, offering a variety of trendy spots with stylish interiors and diverse backdrops. From art deco inspired spaces to cozy, vintage lounges, these establishments are perfect for capturing chic, modern dining and drinking culture. The area also boasts vibrant murals, charming alleyways, and colorful shophouses, all contributing to the visual appeal. For the best lighting, visit during the golden hour the hour after sunrise or before sunset when the soft, warm tones create a flattering ambiance. Whether indoors or outdoors, Club Street provides endless opportunities for capturing memorable shots.
 

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Aside from walking around Club Street, there are plenty of things you can do in the area! Here are a few options:

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Restaurant & Bars

  1. Merci Marcel 
  2. Mazzo Restaurant & Bar
  3. Cenzo
  4. NOX – Dine in the Dark
  5. Bochinche
  6. L’Angélus
  7. Le Bon Funk (Club Street)
  8. Lion Brewery Co -Brewpub
  9. FRY Rooftop Bistro & Bar
  10. La Table d’Emma
  11. Upward Taproom Craft Beer Bar
  12. Wagyu X Japanese Steakhouse
  13. Mizue Cafe & Wine Bar (Closed)
  14. Kinzo Izakaya
  15. NOST
  16. Bar NKD
  17. Wine, Tapas & Friends
  18. The Lions Den
  19. Picanhas’


    Cafe

  20. Agora Coffee
  21. TAG Espresso At Club Street


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  22. UFIT CBD Hub
  23. Stretch Quarters
  24. Dee Yonder Men’s Hair Studio
  25. The Blonde Tourage
  26. Palace Therapy Spa Massage
  27. ARVO face & soul care
  28. MARLO



1. Merci Marcel

Merci Marcel at Club Street is a chic French wine bistro nestled in the heart of Singapore’s vibrant Club Street. Drawing inspiration from the French Riviera and Balinese tropics, the cafe boasts a cozy ambiance adorned with contrasting textures of blue velvet and rattan accents, creating an intimate setting ideal for both business meetings and casual gatherings. 

Their signature dish, Ravioles de Royans Palais, features delicate French dumpling pasta filled with Tête de Moine cheese, topped with a rich foie gras emulsion. Each bite offers a delightful burst of flavors, making it a must try for cheese enthusiasts. 

Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat from the bustling CBD or a place to indulge in exquisite French cuisine, Merci Marcel Club Street offers a memorable dining experience.

Website: https://mercimarcelgroup.com/
Address: 7-9 Club St, Singapore 069403
Operating Hours: 8am-12pm Tue- Sat, 8am-11pm Mon & Sun
Service options: Easygoing restaurant offering French bistro staples for breakfast, lunch & dinner, plus a terrace.



2. Mazzo Restaurant & Bar

Mazzo Restaurant & Bar at Club Street offers a contemporary dining experience with a delightful fusion of Mediterranean and European flavors. With its relaxed yet stylish atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to unwind with a delicious meal or crafted cocktail. The restaurant features an extensive menu that includes fresh seafood, hearty mains, and delectable small plates. A standout signature dish is the seafood platter, pork tomahawk and crab pasta. Whether you’re enjoying a casual dinner or a night out, Mazzo at Club Street promises an unforgettable dining experience.

Website: https://www.mazzosingapore.com/
Address: 56 Club Street, Singapore 069432
Operating Hours: 4pm-1am Mon – Thu. 12pm-3am on Fri. 12pm-2am on Sat. Closed every Sun
Service options: Has outdoor seating · Serves great cocktails · Has Wifi

3. Cenzo

Cenzo is an Australian Italian Restaurant & Bar at Club Street, offering a creative fusion of fresh, high quality ingredients in every dish. With a relaxed yet upscale atmosphere, Cenzo provides a memorable dining experience with a menu that features flavorful pasta, seafood, and meat options. Signature dishes include the Prawn Risotto, Suckling Pig, and Conchiglie Crab Pasta. For larger gatherings, Cenzo also offers an exclusive private room that can accommodate up to 22 guests, making it an ideal spot for hosting intimate parties or special events. 

Website: https://www.cenzo.com.sg/
Address: 81 Club Street, Singapore 069449
Operating Hours: 12-2.30pm, 5.30-10.30pm Mon-Sat. Closed every Sun
Service options: Has outdoor seating · Serves great cocktails · High chairs available

4. NOX – Dine in the Dark

NOX – Dine in the Dark at Club Street offers a one of a kind dining experience, where guests enjoy their meal in complete darkness. This sensory concept encourages you to engage all your senses taste, smell, touch, and hearing transforming each dish into a thrilling adventure. The experience is further enriched as visually impaired hosts share their stories, adding a personal and meaningful touch to your meal. The expertly paired wines complement the dishes perfectly, enhancing the overall experience. Before entering the dark room, you will be asked to lock away your personal belongings for security. So if you are looking for an unique dining experience with your date, NOX at Club Street will be a best choice.

Website: https://www.noxdineinthedark.com
Address: 83 Club Street, Singapore 069451
Operating Hours: 6-10.30pm Tue-Sun. Closed every Mon
Service options: Reservations required · Has outdoor seating · Has private dining room

5. Bochinche

Bochinche is a vibrant Argentinean restaurant offering a modern twist on traditional Argentine cuisine. Known for its bold flavors and rustic charm, Bochinche creates an inviting atmosphere where guests can enjoy hearty dishes paired with exceptional wines. In addition, you will be greeted with exceptional, attentive service that leaves a lasting impression. A signature dish to try is their Tomahawk steak, Wagyu beef, golden snapper Ceviche and crème brûlée.

Website: https://www.bochinche.com.sg
Address: 27 Club Street, Singapore 069413
Operating Hours: 12-3pm, 6-11pm Mon-Fri. 11.30am-3pm, 6-11pm Sat. Closed every Sun
Service options:Reservations required · Has outdoor seating

6. L’Angélus

L’Angélus at Club Street is a charming French bistro that brings authentic French cuisine to the heart of Singapore. With its warm and inviting atmosphere, L’Angélus offers a delightful dining experience featuring classic French dishes made with the finest ingredients. A signature dish to try is the duck confit, french onion soup, fillet mignon, crepe suzette and lobster risotto.

Website: https://www.langelus.sg/
Address: 85 Club Street, Singapore 069453
Operating Hours: 12-2.30pm, 6-10.30pm Mon-Fri. 6-10.30pm Sat. 5.30-10pm Sun.
Service options: Has outdoor seating · Serves vegetarian dishes · Has Wi-Fi


7. Le Bon Funk (Club Street)

If you are a wine enthusiast, Le Bon Funk on Club Street is an excellent choice for both dining and wine. Renowned for its distinctive concept that pairs high quality, natural wines with flavorful, produce driven dishes, it has become a popular destination for wine lovers and foodies alike in Singapore. The venue is a collaboration between Chef Keirin Buck (formerly of Burnt Ends) and Beverage Director Jos Kjer, who carefully curate both the food and wine menus. Le Bon Funk offers a thoughtfully curated selection of natural wines, complemented by an array of delicious, unpretentious dishes focused on fresh, seasonal ingredients. Known for its unique dining experience, Le Bon Funk invites guests to explore and savor natural wines while enjoying inventive, flavorful food. Signature dishes include Foie Gras Toast, Beef Tongue Sandwich, and Burrata.

Website:https://www.bonfunk.com/
Address: 29 Club Street, Singapore 069414
Operating Hours: 5-10pm Mon-Thu. 12-10pm Fri-Sat. Closed on Sun
Service options: Reservations required · Has outdoor seating · Serves great cocktails

8. Lion Brewery Co -Brewpub

Nestled in a charming location, Lion Brewery Co. is the perfect spot to unwind after work with great food and craft beers. The brewery takes pride in its diverse beer selection, with the standout being the signature Lion’s Pale Ale. This crisp and refreshing beer is celebrated for its smooth balance of hops and malt, delivering an aromatic and satisfying taste that has earned a dedicated following. One unique feature is their Pressure Hour, held every Thursday and Saturday. The game is simple: free beer for an hour, until someone leaves the bar or heads to the restroom. They also offer a solid food menu, with popular dishes like pork belly, roasted cauliflower, and lamb ribs that are sure to satisfy.

Website: https://lionbreweryco.com/
Address: 36 Club Street, Singapore 069469
Operating Hours: 3-11pm Mon-Thu. 11.30am-1am Fri-Sat. 11.30am-11pm Sun.
Service options: Has outdoor seating · Has live music · Has quiz night

9. FRY Rooftop Bistro & Bar

Elevated your dining experience with stunning views of club street with Singapore CBD skyline at the Fry Rooftop Bistro & Bar, making it the perfect spot to relax and enjoy great food and drinks. Situated atop a stylish venue, this rooftop bar creates an inviting atmosphere for casual get togethers or a night out. Their signature offering is the Fry’s Seafood Platter, a delectable assortment of fresh, ocean inspired delights such as shrimp, oysters, and lobster, all perfectly paired with a selection of house made dips and sauces. In addition to their seafood, the bistro’s handcrafted cocktails and panoramic city views provide an unforgettable dining experience, making it a must visit for food lovers and cocktail enthusiasts alike.

Website: https://www.facebook.com/FRYBistro/
Address: 96B Club Street, Singapore 069464
Operating Hours: 5-12am Mon-Sat. Closed every Sun
Service options: Serves happy-hour food · Serves great cocktails · Serves vegetarian dishes

10. La Table d’Emma

Named after Chef Michael Muller’s wife, Emma, the restaurant La Table d’Emma at club street emphasizes warmth, community, and authentic flavors. Signature dishes include La Flemmakueche, a crispy tarte flambée with crème fraîche, caramelized onions, and bacon; Bouchée à la Reine, a puff pastry filled with veal, chicken, and creamy mushroom velouté; and Seafood Bun with Comté Crust, a seafood medley in a nutty cheese crust. For dessert, the Le Mille Feuille Vanille Hazelnut Praliné delivers layers of puff pastry with vanilla cream and hazelnut praline.

Website: http://www.latabledemma.com/
Address:  8 Club Street, #01-04, Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre, Singapore 069472
Operating Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30-10.30pm daily

11. Upward Taproom Craft Beer Bar

Upward Taproom Craft Beer Bar is a must visit for beer enthusiasts, boasting an impressive selection of craft beers on tap. While they don’t serve food in their bar, the bar offers a unique experience by allowing guests to order pizza or satays from nearby restaurants for delivery, making it a perfect hangout spot for enjoying great brews paired with tasty bites. Whether you’re a casual drinker or a craft beer aficionado, Upward Taproom’s variety and laid back atmosphere make it an ideal destination for beer lovers looking to explore new flavors.

Website: https://www.instagram.com/upwardtaproom
Address: 8 Club Street, #01-06 Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre, Singapore 069472
Operating Hours: 3-11pm daily except every Sunday Closed

12. Wagyu X Japanese Steakhouse

Wagyu X Japanese Steakhouse at club street is ideal for food lovers and those who appreciate premium cuts of meat, especially Wagyu beef. It’s a great spot for special occasions, date nights, or anyone looking to indulge in a high end dining experience. Those with a love for expertly prepared steak and Japanese cuisine will feel right at home. Their signature dish is the Wagyu Steak, which highlights the luxurious marbling and tenderness of the beef. The steaks are expertly cooked to bring out the rich flavors, offering an unforgettable experience for steak aficionados. You can end your meal with a tiramisu cake which had a good balance of coffee and sweetness.

Website: http://www.wagyux.sg/
Address: 82 Club Street, Singapore 069450
Operating Hours: 11am-3pm & 5-10pm daily

13. Mizue Cafe & Wine Bar (CLOSED)

Wagyu X Japanese Steakhouse at club street is ideal for food lovers and those who appreciate premium cuts of meat, especially Wagyu beef. It’s a great spot for special occasions, date nights, or anyone looking to indulge in a high end dining experience. Those with a love for expertly prepared steak and Japanese cuisine will feel right at home. Their signature dish is the Wagyu Steak, which highlights the luxurious marbling and tenderness of the beef. The steaks are expertly cooked to bring out the rich flavors, offering an unforgettable experience for steak aficionados. You can end your meal with a tiramisu cake which had a good balance of coffee and sweetness.

Website: https://mizue.restaurant/
Address: 87 Club Street, Singapore 069455
Operating Hours: 6pm-12am Tue. 10am-3pm & 6-12pm Wed, Thu, Fri & Sat. 10am-4pm Sun. Closed every Monday

14. Kinzo Izakaya

Kinzo Izakaya is perfect for those who love authentic Japanese izakaya style dining in a cozy, laid back atmosphere. It’s a great spot for casual get togethers with friends, family, or colleagues, offering a variety of traditional dishes and a great selection of drinks like sake and beer. Their signature dishes include the Chirashi Don (a vibrant bowl of sushi rice topped with fresh sashimi), Kushi Platter (a selection of skewers), and Aburi Shimesaba (seared mackerel). The restaurant’s relaxed vibe and delicious offerings make it ideal for anyone seeking a satisfying and authentic Japanese dining experience.

Website: https://www.instagram.com/kinzo_izakaya/
Address: 42 Club Street, Singapore 069420
Operating Hours: 12-2.30pm & 5.30am-12am daily except closed every Sunday

15. NOST

NOST at 98 Club Street is a hidden gastrobar that attracts those seeking a cozy, refined dining experience with a relaxed atmosphere. It’s ideal for small gatherings, date nights, or anyone who enjoys creative, innovative dishes and cocktails. Their menu features modern twists on traditional flavors, with signature offerings like the Gyarados dish, a deconstructed Cantonese inspired red snapper with prawn essence and turmeric oil. As for drinks, NOST is known for its unique cocktails, crafted with precision and creativity. 

Website:  https://www.instagram.com/nost.sg/
Address: 98 Club Street, Level 3, Singapore 069467
Operating Hours: 6pm-12am Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri & Sat. Closed every Mon & Sun.

16. Bar NKD

The Bar NKD Cocktail offers a delightful combination of fresh, crisp flavors, perfect for anyone who enjoys a drink that feels both refreshing and sophisticated. Its versatility whether made with gin, rum, or vodka allows it to appeal to a variety of tastes, while the balance of citrus and floral notes makes it a great option for those who appreciate a more nuanced, light cocktail. Whether you are at a trendy bar or hosting a casual get together, this drink fits right in, adding a touch of elegance without being overly complicated. Plus, its refreshing qualities make it ideal for warmer weather, or just when you want something that feels clean and revitalizing. It’s definitely a drink that caters to both casual drinkers and cocktail aficionados!

Website: https://uqr.to/BarNKD-Menu
Address: 95 Club Street, Singapore 069463
Operating Hours: 5pm-1am Mon, Tue & Wed. 5pm-2am Thu, Fri & Sat. Closed every Sun.


17. Wine, Tapas & Friends

Looking for a place with great wine to chill at with your friends? Wine, Tapas & Friends is a perfect spot at club street for socializers looking to enjoy a relaxed, communal dining experience, whether with close friends, family, or new acquaintances. Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the carefully curated wine selection, while foodies can explore a variety of delicious tapas. Those seeking a casual yet sophisticated atmosphere will find this experience a perfect blend of flavors and fun. Whether you’re a fan of Spanish cuisine or just looking for a unique dining experience, Wine, Tapas & Friends offers something for everyone. Wednesday is their Oyster day, so if you love oyster, you will be in luck.

Website: https://www.facebook.com/WineTapasFriends/
Address: 49 Club Street, Singapore 069426
Operating Hours: 4pm-12am daily except closed every Sun.

Wine, Tapas & Friends at club street

18. The Lions Den

If you are looking for a great place to chill with friends while watching a football match, The Lion’s Den at Club Street is the perfect spot! It’s a lively venue where you can catch the game on big screens, making it an ideal hangout for sports fans. Not only can you enjoy the match with great company, but you can also challenge your friends to a game of pool at the pool table. Pair it all with their fantastic drinks selection, from refreshing beers to expertly crafted cocktails, and enjoy delicious food like Lion Wings, pasta, and curly fries. It’s the ultimate combination of sports, entertainment, and good vibes!

Website: https://www.facebook.com/thelionsden127
Address:  60 Club Street, Singapore 069435
Operating Hours: 4pm-1am Mon to Thu. 4pm-3am Fri- Sat. 4pm-2am Sun.
Service options: Has outdoor seating · Has live performances · Has bar games

19. Picanhas’

Picanhas’ at Club Street is a renowned Brazilian steakhouse, famous for its signature picanha cuts and traditional churrasco barbecue style. The restaurant offers a delicious spread of expertly grilled meats, fresh salads, and flavorful sides. With a cozy and contemporary ambiance, Picanhas’ provides the ideal setting for enjoying an authentic Brazilian feast while immersing yourself in the vibrant energy of Club Street. As a special treat, complimentary popcorn is served with your meal. Signature dishes include the “Queen of the Steak” with Chimichurri sauce, Mentaiko crepe pasta, foie gras, duck steak, and spinach & potato.

Website: https://picanhassg.com/
Address: 92 Club Street, Singapore 069460
Operating Hours: 12-3pm, 5.30-10pm daily. Closed every Monday
Service options: Halal · Reservations required · Has outdoor seating · Serves vegetarian dishes

20. Agora Coffee

Agora Coffee offers a warm, inviting atmosphere and a range of expertly crafted brews for coffee lovers. Known for its signature drinks, Agora provides unique twists on classic coffee beverages. Note they only have take away coffee. You can try their rich Agora Brew, smooth Iced Citrus Cold Brew, or creamy Matcha Latte for a refreshing and flavorful experience. For something sweet, the Vanilla Hazelnut Latte and Caramel Cortado offer a perfect balance of sweetness and bold coffee flavor. Whether you are looking for a classic espresso or an innovative specialty drink, Agora Coffee is the perfect spot to unwind, socialize, or enjoy a quality cup of coffee. They also serve muffins and croissant.

Website: https://www.instagram.com/agoracoffeecs/
Address: 31 Club Street, #01-02, Singapore 069468
Operating Hours: 7.30am-5pm Mon – Fri. 9am- 5pm Sat & Sun. 



21. TAG Espresso At Club Street

TAG Espresso at Club Street is a stylish cafe offering a vibrant coffee experience in the heart of the city. Known for its high quality brews and trendy atmosphere, TAG Espresso serves up a variety of specialty drinks to suit every coffee lover. Their signature drinks include the rich and smooth TAG Espresso, the refreshing Iced Lavender Latte, and the indulgent Hazelnut Mocha. For a unique twist, try the Coconut Cold Brew, blending tropical flavors with bold coffee. Whether you are grabbing a quick pick me up or relaxing with friends, TAG Espresso is the perfect place for great coffee and a lively vibe. They also serve great pesto cheese bagel.

Website: https://tagespresso.com/
Address: 8 Club Street, #01-05, Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre, Singapore 069472
Operating Hours: 8am-6.30pm Mon- Fri. 10am-6.30pm Sat & Sun

22. UFIT CBD Hub – Club Street

UFIT CBD Hub on Club Street is perfect for busy professionals who need a convenient fitness center near work. It caters to those seeking personalized training, with options like personal training, group classes, and wellness services such as nutrition coaching and injury rehab. The location offers flexibility for workouts before or after work, or during lunch breaks. It’s ideal for individuals who want a community oriented fitness environment and are focused on overall health, not just exercise. Expert trainers and a variety of classes make it an excellent choice for anyone serious about improving their fitness and well being.

Website: https://www.ufit.com.sg/
Address: 21 Club Street, #01-01, Singapore 069410
Operating Hours: 6am-9pm Mon to Fri. 7am-5pm Sat. 7am-3pm Sun

23. Stretch Quarters

Stretch Quarters on Club Street is ideal for individuals looking to improve flexibility, mobility, and overall physical well-being. It’s perfect for those with sedentary lifestyles, desk workers, athletes, or anyone recovering from injuries. If you’re seeking specialized stretching, yoga, or mobility sessions, this is the place. The studio’s focus on personalized, hands on care makes it great for people who want relief from muscle tightness, improve range of motion, or enhance their performance. With expert therapists and tailored sessions, Stretch Quarters provides a supportive environment to help you feel more mobile, relaxed, and injury free.

Website: https://www.facebook.com/stretchquarters/
Address: 31 Club Street, #01-01, Singapore 069468
Operating Hours: 10am-8pm Mon – Sat. Closed every Sun.

24. Dee Yonder Men’s Hair Studio

The hairstylist at Dee Yonder Men’s Hair Studio is Dee, a highly skilled and experienced professional known for her precision and attention to detail. She specializes in creating stylish, modern haircuts tailored to each client’s preferences, whether it’s a sharp fade, classic trim, or creative grooming. What makes Dee Yonder standout is Dee’s personalized approach, ensuring every client receives a haircut that suits their face shape, hair type, and lifestyle. The studio offers a relaxed and cozy environment, where clients can expect exceptional service, comfortable styling, and a great overall experience, leaving them looking their best.

Website: http://www.deeyonder.com/
Address:  95A Club Street, Singapore 069463
Operating Hours: 9am-7pm Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun. 10am-7pm on Sat

25. The Blonde Tourage

If you are looking for a luxurious hair experience focused on blonde hair care and expert styling. Specializing in blonde hair, highlights, balayage, and color correction, the studio provides personalized consultations to achieve the perfect shade and style for you. Whether you’re looking to refresh your blonde, add dimension, or try a bold new look, their skilled stylists ensure a tailored service. They also offer treatments for hair health and shine, keeping your locks looking vibrant and healthy. The stylish, welcoming atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for anyone wanting flawless blonde hair.

Website: https://www.theblonde-tourage.com/
Address: 52 Club Street, Singapore 069429
Operating Hours:  9am-6pm Mon, Wed, Fri. 10am-8pm Tue, Thu. 9am-3pm Sat. Closed on Sun

26. Palace Therapy Spa Massage

Have you been spending long hours at your desk or walking around Singapore? It might be time to treat yourself to some stress relief, muscle relaxation, and improved circulation. Head over to Palace Therapy Spa Massage on Club Street, where you can indulge in a variety of therapeutic treatments designed to relax, rejuvenate, and heal. The spa offers an array of massage styles, including traditional Thai, deep tissue, aromatherapy, and hot stone massages, all tailored to meet your individual needs. Their expert therapists ensure each session is customized for optimal results. You can also enjoy body treatments like scrubs and wraps to boost your skin’s health. With a peaceful and luxurious atmosphere, Palace Therapy Spa offers the perfect escape for relaxation and well being.

Website: https://palacetherapy.com/
Address: 25 Club Street, Singapore 069412
Operating Hours:  10am-1pm Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu & Sun. 10am-2pm Fri & Sat

27. ARVO face & soul care

Indulging in a range of rejuvenating facial and wellness treatments at ARVO Face & Soul Care. Whether you’re looking for a deep cleansing facial, anti aging treatments, or a hot stone massage, ARVO offers personalised services tailored to your skin type and needs. Their expert therapists use high quality products to promote healthy, glowing skin. Additionally, you can enjoy holistic therapies that focus on relaxation, stress relief, and overall well-being. It’s the perfect place to unwind, restore your skin, and experience a soothing, calming atmosphere for both your face and soul.

Website: https://www.arvo.com.sg/
Address: 58 Club Street, Singapore 069433
Operating Hours: 11am-8pm Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri. 10am-7pm Sat & Sun. Closed on Mon

28. MARLO

Getting a tailor made suit is an investment, and Arun and his team at Marlo are here to make that investment count. Specializing in custom made suits and shirt, they provide personalized tailoring to ensure a flawless fit and exceptional style. Whether you need a sharp business suit or a stylish ensemble for a special event, their expert craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail guarantee you’ll look your best. They also have a wide selection of premium fabrics and a focus on your individual preferences, Marlo delivers timeless, tailored garments that elevate your wardrobe and enhance your personal style.

Website: http://www.marlobespoke.com/
Address: 11 Club Street, Singapore 069405
Operating Hours: 11am-8pm Mon to Fri. 12-6pm Sat. Closed on sun

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Bugis Street market and Bugis village are referring to the same area in Bugis. Bugis is a vibrant hub, known for its diverse shopping and dining options, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The area includes Bugis Market at Bugis Street or Bugis Village, as well as Bugis Junction and Bugis+. In addition, just a 10 minute walk away, you’ll find the trendy Haji Lane, Arab Street, and the iconic Sultan Mosque in the Kampong Glam district.

Exploring Bugis is a breeze, with Bugis Market at Bugis Street, Bugis Junction, and Bugis+ all situated just across from one another. If the weather turns too hot or there’s an unexpected downpour, you can take refuge indoors at the air conditioned Bugis Junction or Bugis+ malls. Once the skies clear or after indulging in a refreshing bowl of ice kachang, you’re ready to dive into the vibrant hustle and bustle of Bugis Street and Bugis Market!


Bugis Street Market (2025): Top 16 Things You Must Try

  1. Cheap Shopping Haul at Bugis Street Market (Bugis Village)
  2. Capture Bugis Street Art for Photo Shoots
  3. Designer Toys Pop Mart Store at Bugis Juntion
  4. Walking with Happy Feet
  5. Wear It Without Worries
  6. Hotstone Meat Grilling
  7. Savor Authentic Flavors at Penang Man
  8. Where Fun Meets Skills in Billard Pool
  9. Climb to New Heights at Boulder Movement Bugis Street
  10. Sing to Your Heart
  11. Savour The Best Ramens
  12. Old School Grilled Fish
  13. A Toast to Luxury: Atlas Bar at Parkview Square
  14. Village Hotel Bugis
  15. Andaz Singapore, by Hyatt hotel
  16. Mercure Singapore Bugis

Cheap Shopping Hauls at Bugis Street Market

Location: Bugis Street Market (Bugis Village) Address: 261 Victoria St, Singapore 189876 Hours: 10am-10pm Bugis Market is similar to a flea market in Australia, offering a wide variety of affordable items. You can find everything from keychains, small cardholders, and phone cases to fashion clothing, accessories, shoes, bags, snacks, chocolates, watches, belts, and Singapore souvenirs. It’s a great spot for tourists or students on a budget, with many items clearly priced so you can browse without constantly asking about costs. If you’re buying more than one item, don’t hesitate to haggle for a better deal. During peak seasons, Bugis market can get crowded, and the narrow aisles may feel a bit overwhelming with so much to take in, but it’s also a fascinating place to explore. Be sure to check out the second floor, accessible by stairs, where you’ll find more shops, as well as tattoo parlours and manicure services. Given Singapore’s hot weather, you can cool off with refreshing sugar cane juice or other fruit drinks sold near the entrance of Bugis Village. The easiest way to get there is by train. You can stopped at Bugis MRT via East West Line (EWL) and Downtown Line (DTL). Alternatively, you can take bus number 7, 12, 63, 80, 175,197, 851, 960 or 980 and alight at Bugis street market. More Information and reviews can be found on TipAdvisor
Bugis street market
Credit: Google by Duc Huy Nguyen

Capture Bugis Street Art for Photo Shoots

Don’t forget to snap some Instagram worthy photos by the colorful wall art and spiral stairs around the area. It’s a fun, vibrant place that captures the essence of Singapore’s street market culture! The Art Street Aisle can be found on the right side aisle beside the 7 eleven after you cross the road over to Bugis Street Market. Also beside Arena Esports Hotel @ Bugis.

Bugis Street market Art aisle
Credit: Google by Maryanne Gosling



Designer Toys Pop Mart Store at Bugis Juntion

Just situated opposite Bugis street market, you will find air conditioned Bugis Junction. Bugis Junction is a shopping mall with trendy stores for fashion items & accessories, food court & restaurants. just right above Bugis MRT station. Over here, be sure to check out Pop Mart stores at Level 1 where you can find an extensive line of collectible pop toy figures such as Molly, Labubu, Pucky, Dimoo, Bobo & Coco and more. They’re incredibly cute and stylish, perfect for young people who love collecting unique items.

Address: Bugis Junction 200 Victoria St, Singapore 188021, # 01-HylamSt-K3 to K4

Hours: 10am-10pm
Store Directory: https://www.capitaland.com/sg/malls/bugisjunction/en/stores.html

Walking with Happy Feet

Investing in high quality leather shoes can make a noticeable difference in your walking comfort, particularly if your feet sweat heavily and develop odor. At Another Soles and Pazzion, they not offer leather shoes but the insoles are leather too! These leather shoes can help reduce foot odor and keep you feeling fresh, preventing any embarrassment. Additionally, these shoes provide excellent arch support which makes walking really comfortable. Be sure to visit the them at Bugis Junction

Another sole offers durable full grain leather shoes where you can walk without pain or soreness
Address: Bugis Junction 200 Victoria Street #02-18C Singapore 188021
Hours: Monday to Sunday: 10.00am to 10.00pm
Website: https://sg.anothersole.com/

Pazzion offers trendy women crafted mostly with lambskin lining and insole. This makes a great choice for people who has sweaty feet because they are breathable, moisture wicking, and naturally regulate body temperature.
Address: Bugis Junction200 Victoria St, #02-07/08, Singapore 188021
Hours: 10.30am – 10.00pm
Website: https://www.pazzion.com



Wear It Without Worries

Jewelry doesn’t have to be expensive, and at Kaleido, they offer quality jewelry that is so affortable with prices that starts as cheap as $9.90 for a pair of earrings. With their hypoallergenic, nickel safe pieces, it is safe for individuals with sensitive skin or nickel allergies, as it reduces the risk of irritation or allergic reactions. With their simple, minimalist designs, their jewelry is perfect for everyday wear. They also carry options for fashion, classic pearls, and bold statement pieces.

Address: 200 Victoria Street, #01-63/63A Bugis Junction, 188021
Hours: 10.00am-10.00pm
Website: https://www.kaleido.sg/

Hotstone Meat Grilling

The mouthwatering scent of grilled meats surrounds the restaurant, tempting you to check out Bulgogi Syo’s menu and discover the delectable options available. At Bulgogi Syo, you can enjoy hotstone grilled meats that are not only delicious but also satisfyingly filling, thanks to their generous portions. While waiting for your meal, you can enjoy a variety of free flow banchan. It’s the perfect combination of perfectly cooked meats, an ideal grilling experience, and a memorable dining atmosphere. 
Address: 200 Victoria Street, Unit, #02-49 Bugis Junction, 188021
Hours: 11.30am-9.00pm
Website: https://www.bulgogisyo.com/

Savor Authentic Flavors at Penang Man

Situated in the lively food center near Bugis Street Market, make sure to visit Albert Centre Food Centre and try their Penang prawn noodles and Asam Laksa. The prawn broth strikes a perfect balance of savory and sweet flavors, with a generous serving of ingredients including a half hard boiled egg, fish cakes, kangkung, taugeh, prawns, and a robust chili paste. It offers a distinct taste compared to Singapore’s traditional prawn mee. Price at $5.50 per bowl

Address: 270 Queen St, #01-109 Albert Centre Food Centre, Singapore 180270
Hours: 9.00am – 7.00pm (Closed every Sunday)
Website: https://instagram.com/penangmansg/



Where Fun Meets Skills in Billard Pool 

Just next to Bugis Street Market, you can find Cue Guru at Bugis+ for an immersive experience for pool and billiards enthusiasts. With its well maintained tables, lively atmosphere, and welcoming staff, it’s the perfect venue to enjoy a game with friends or relax after a busy day. Whether you’re up for casual matches or competitive play, the cozy environment caters to both beginners and experienced players. In addition to pool, Cue Guru provides a great space to unwind, enjoy drinks, and socialize. Whether you’re seeking friendly competition or a laid-back hangout, Cue Guru guarantees a fun and engaging experience for all.

Address: : 201 Victoria St, #03-19 to 23, #03-28 Bugis+, Singapore 188067
Hours: 11am-11pm
Website: https://www.facebook.com/cuegurusg/

billard pool bugis street
Image credit: Cue Guru

Climb to New Heights at Boulder Movement Bugis Street

Not many people are aware of this fun yet excitement place near Bugis Street Market. The gym’s friendly and welcoming atmosphere fosters a strong sense of community here at Boulder Movement, making it easy to meet like minded individuals who loves something more challenging. Located in the heart of Bugis street, it’s easily accessible and close to cafes, shops, and other attractions. Whether you’re looking for a great workout or a fun adventure, Boulder Movement provides an exciting and engaging experience that’s definitely worth visiting.

Address:  Bugis+ 201 Victoria St, #05 – 07, Singapore 188067 
Hours: check out from their website
Website: https://www.boulderm.com/

Sing to Your Heart

Bugis Street Market is not just a spot for shopping and dining, but also a popular hangout for friends. Located right next to the market, you’ll find Have Fun Karaoke, where you can sing to your heart’s content with your friends. With their powerful sound system and plenty of song choices, you’ll be amazed at how enjoyable the experience is. Be sure to make a reservation to avoid disappointment during peak hours, though they also welcome walk ins.

Address:  Bugis+ 201 Victoria St, #05 – 07, Singapore 188067 
Hours: 11.30am-3am
Website: https://havefunkaraoke.com/


havefun KTV Bugis
Credit: HaveFun Karaoke (Bugis Plus)

Savour The Best Ramens

If you’re a fan of ramen, make sure to visit Ramen Champion at Bugis+. With four ramen stalls to choose from, you can pick your favorite dish from a variety of broths, including shoyu (soy sauce), shio (salt), miso (fermented soybean paste), and tonkotsu (pork bone based). If you haven’t tried Tonkotsu Ramen yet, be sure to give it a go – its broth is rich and creamy in texture.

Address: Bugis+ 201 Victoria St, #04-07 Bugis+, Singapore 188067
Hours: 11.00am- 10.00pm
Website: https://ramenchampion.com.sg/



Old School Grilled Fish

This is quite near to Bugis Junction, about 5mins walk from Bugis MRT. At Chong Qing Grilled Fish, don’t miss the Signature Grilled Fish, available in seven different broths, marinated with over 20 herbs and spices. The fragrant spices and crispy fish skin with tender meat beneath will leave you craving more. What sets it apart is the level of customization, allowing diners to personalize their dish to their preference. Their hotpot set is perfect for sharing between two people, with the option to add more meats from the menu if desired.

Address:  1 Liang Seah St, #01-05/06, Singapore 189022

Hours: 11.00am- 3.00pm, 5.00pm-12.00am
Website: https://www.cqgf.com.sg/

A Toast to Luxury: Atlas Bar at Parkview Square

Reportedly one of the most expensive office buildings in Singapore, Atlas Bar is nestled within the iconic Parkview Square, surrounded by striking sculptures and statues. The interior of the building is equally impressive, but the beauty of Atlas Bar on the ground floor is truly in a league of its own. Offering a luxurious experience, the bar boasts stunning Art Deco design and a world class cocktail menu, so expect drinks to be on the higher end. Just a short stroll from Bugis Street, it’s the perfect spot to unwind in an upscale setting after exploring the lively area. With its elegant decor and an extensive selection of fine spirits, Atlas Bar has become a must visit destination for cocktail enthusiasts. Whether you’re savoring a classic cocktail or a bespoke creation, the ambiance and style of Atlas Bar provide an unforgettable experience, offering a sophisticated contrast to the vibrant energy of Bugis Street.

Address: Ground floor, 600 N Bridge Rd, Parkview Square, 188778
Hours: Mon: 3pm – 12am, Tues – Thurs: 12pm – 12am, Fri & Sat: 12pm – 2am, Sunday: Closed

Website: https://atlasbar.sg/

More Information and reviews can be found on TipAdvisor


Village Hotel Bugis

This fantastic hotel is only a 5 minute walk from Bugis MRT and Bugis Street Market, and just 1-2 minutes from the cultural hub of Arab Street and Sultan Mosque in Kampong Glam District. Its central location offers easy access to shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. With numerous bars, restaurants, and a 7 Eleven right across the street, it makes a convenience choice for tourists. The hotel is also near several mosques, making it an ideal option for Muslim travelers. Additionally, it’s a 20-30 minute walk to Gardens by the Bay.

Address:  390 Victoria St, Singapore 188061
Stars Rating: 4 Stars Hotel

Website: https://www.villagehotels.asia/en/hotels/village-hotel-bugis

Andaz Singapore, by Hyatt hotel

Boasting stunning views of Marina Bay, this trendy hotel is set in a striking high rise with a distinctive honeycomb facade. Just a 3 minute walk from Bugis MRT station and Bugis Street Market, it offers an excellent option for your stay. The hotel is also located just across the road from Haji Lane, a vibrant showcase of the city state’s rich cultural traditions, featuring a diverse mix of local vintage shops and pubs. On the 25th floor, you can unwind by the pool while taking in breathtaking views of the Singapore skyline, including the Ferris wheel. The pool is open daily from 8 AM to 10 PM.

Address: 5 Fraser St, Singapore 189354
Stars Rating: 5 Stars Hotel

Website: https://www.hyatt.com/andaz/sinaz-andaz-singapore

Mercure Singapore Bugis

This hotel boasts an ideal location! Nestled behind Bugis+ and Bugis Street Market, it makes exploring the area incredibly convenient. This is especially perfect for longer stays, as the hotel offers coin operated self service laundry machines and is surrounded by plenty of affordable dining options, so you’ll never run out of delicious choices. Plus, there’s a lively nightlife scene nearby, with KTV and a cinema right next to Bugis+.

Address: 122 Middle Rd, Singapore 188973
Stars Rating: 4 Stars Hotel

Website: https://www.mercure-singapore-bugis.com/


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Shopping and traveling are two of life’s greatest joys, and Singapore is a destination that perfectly caters to both. While it is true that Singapore is known for its luxurious shopping featuring high end boutique and world renowned designer labels like in Orchard Road, there is also a thriving scene for cheap shopping in Singapore where shoppers gets to enjoy quality products without spending a fortune. What makes cheap shopping in Singapore even more exciting are the seasonal sales, online promotions, and local events. These often feature discounts on both local and international brands, giving you the chance to grab a great deal on everything from fashion and electronics to food and souvenirs. So, whether you’re in the mood for a splurge or hunting for a cheap stuff in Singapore, Singapore truly offers a shopping experience that combines the best of both worlds. The following are eight best cheap shopping Singapore’s places known for providing a diverse selection of reasonable stuffs.  

12 Cheap Shopping Places  in Singapore

  1. Cheap Shopping at Bugis Street
  2. Cheap Shopping at Haji Lane
  3. Cheap Shopping at Mustafa Centre
  4. Cheap Shopping at Little India Arcade
  5. Cheap Shopping at Far East Plaza
  6. Cheap Shopping at Lucky Plaza
  7. Cheap Shopping at City Plaza
  8. Cheap Shopping at Queensway Shopping Centre
  9. Cheap Shopping at Daiso
  10. Cheap Shopping at Decalthon
  11. Cheap Shopping at The Green Party
  12. Cheap Shopping at Miniso

    Tips for a smart shopping experience in Singapore

12 CHEAP SHOPPING PLACES IN SINGAPORE

1. Cheap Shopping at Bugis Street

  • One of the cheap shopping places in Singapore where you can find cheap shopping options at Bugis street. You can find a lot of budget friendly stall here which offers from fashion clothes, caps, bags, belts, handphone accessories, hair accessories, portable fans, shoes to finger food, everything is available under one roof here. You can try to bargain for a discount if you are buying more.
  • The good thing at shopping at Bugis street is, you get to eat and shop at the same time since there are a few food and drinks stalls once you cross over the traffic light
  • A T-shirt can be as cheap as $10. Belt, cap or other accessories can starts from $8 which is quite a budget friendly place for everyone
  • There are 3 stories at Bugis street and you can access it by the stairs or lift. However, most stalls are mostly found on level 1 & 2
  • The place is partially air conditional so it can be really hot. Best to bring a portable fan or paper fan with you.
  • Bugis Street is located opposite Bugis junction shopping mall and also next to Bugis+ Shopping mall. As you walk further down from Bugist street, you will pass by Fu Lu Shou Complex, OG Albert shopping mall, Kwan Im Temple and Sri Krishnan Temple which is also worth a visit
  • TIPS: Some shops at Bugist street may not open at 10am so it is best to shop after 12pm.

Address: 261 Victoria St, Singapore 189876

Opening Hours: 10am-10pm daily

Getting there:
By Train: Take the MRT to Bugis Station, accessible via the East West Line (EWL) or Downtown Line (DTL).
By Bus: 7, 12, 63, 80, 175, 197, 851, 960, 980. The nearest bus stop is opposite Bugis station Exit C Stop ID: 01112
By Car: Park at Bugis Junction, URA, or Queen Street Car Parks, and walk to Bugis Street.

Nice zone for a cheapest price shopping in Singapore. Mainly famous for clothing, souvenirs, Chinese / 1st / 2nd copy items in electrics .. So many restaurants, food stalls, juices & ice cream sellers near by. Quiet rush full area. One must always be careful while roaming all around , even though the Singapore is a safe city/ county... Few outsiders / foreigners try to take benifits of the crowd.. I hope mentioned sentence is enough to understand...!!
jd's Bhupesh

2. Cheap Shopping at Haji Lane

cheap shopping at haji lane
  • Haji Lane offers some of the most unique and cheap shopping finds in different boutiques that line the street. It's a favorite spot for tourists and anyone looking to make a fashion statement with their own distinctive style. Who knows you may find a rare gems here.
  • You will find rare vintage street wear from big brands, handcrafted accessories, musicology records, creative upcycle clothes, street arts painting and home and decor items. Price can be as cheap as $2 for a upcycle bag and $5 for hand made bracelets.
  • The cheap shopping style here are truly distinctive, ranging from contemporary modern and vintage to Middle Eastern inspired designs.
  • If you enjoy creating your own fashion pieces or bags, be sure to explore the shop houses offering a wide selection of fabrics, including exclusive ones with intricate and unique details.
  • Don't miss their street art murals and the vibrant nightlife at the bars. Each bar has its own unique ambiance, making the experience here truly unforgettable.

Address: Haji Lane

Getting there:
By Train: Take the MRT to Bugis Station accessible via the East West Line (EWL) or Downtown Line (DTL), and walk about 10 mins over to Arab Street
By Bus: 12E, 48 (Opp Duo Residences) Stop ID: 01549 or 100, 107, 107M, 961, 961M, 980 (Opp Plaza Parkroyal) Stop ID: 01521

I would recommend tourists to give this place a chance and visit this iconic tourist attraction from good food to cheap clothing with some art exhibitions.
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3. Cheap Shopping at Mustafa Centre

cheap shopping at mustafa centre

  • Mustafa Centre is not the only the cheapest shopping in Singapore but it also also a place where they offers varieties of products. Thus, you may feel overwhelmed in the beginning when you enter the mall and may spend hours inside since there are so many options to choose from. The offering are well organized with a total of 6 levels starting from basement 2. 
  • Price is very affortable here. You can find a 24" luggage for just $25 at the luggage section for example. $5 for a watch or 50cents for a chocolate bar. It's such a budget friendly place that you will say no to almost everything you could have wanted.
  • At basement 2, you will find children's toys, sport equipment, computer accessories, laptops, hard drives, camera,  car audio, LED TV, mobile phones, fan, fridge, washing machine etc. 
  • At Basement 1, you will find fashion wears, shoes for all ages and gender, jewellery.
  • At level 1, you will find watch, cosmetics, perfume, optical care, body care, oral care, healthcare products etc
  • At level 2, you will find luggage, souvenir, bags, slippers, groceries like sweets, biscuits, fruits, poultry and spices etc
  • On level 3, you can find curtains, blanket, baby diaper, toilet cleaners, laundry care stuffs etc
  • On the last floor at level 4, you will find car accessories, hardware, books, stationary etc
  • Tips:  The mall itside it quite big, you may want to refer to the floor plan on their website to take a quick peak so you can get to the section of the department to shop on the things you need
Address: 145 Syed Alwi Rd, Singapore 207704


Opening Hours: 24 hours daily

Website: https://www.mustafa.com.sg/

Getting there:
By Train: Take the MRT to Farrer Park MRT (NE8) and walk about 3 mins from Exit G
By Bus: 21,125, 130,141 before Tai Hoe Hotel at Stop ID: 07231. 23, 64, 65, 67, 131, 139, 147, 857 at Broadway hotel at Stop ID: 07111

Most famous shopping center in singapore for branded stuff for cheap price. You can find everything thing ( literally everything) in here except pork products. also this is fun to walk inside, large crowds, so many varieties of goods over 5 floors and 3 floors down. if you are a foreigner you can claim gst too. i wish they expand more with different varieties specially from europe region.
Thilina Dinith

4. Cheap Shopping at Little India Arcade

cheap shopping at little india arcade
  • You can find several Indian stores at Little Indian Arcade which range from textile to cultural items like sari, padukas (toe-knob sandals), sequins and beads bag, jewellery, indian ornaments and spices
  • The items at each stall are quite unique, making it difficult to find similar products elsewhere. Shopping for souvenir gifts is a great choice and offers a very enjoyable experience as you explore the stalls.
  • Prices are quite affortable here. The cheap shopping finds here are thier cultural indian fashion costume like sari, dupatta scarf, lehenga, chaniya worn with choli, padukas (toe knob sandals) and bags
  • TIPS: The best month to visit Little India Arcade is during Deepavali festive period from end Oct to start of Nov. The entire place will be very vibrant, colourful and full of history espeically in the evening but do note it may be crowded.
Address: 48 Serangoon Rd, #02-07, Singapore 217959
 

Opening Hours: 9am-10pm daily

Website: https://littleindiaarcade.com.sg/

Getting there:
By Train: Take the MRT to Rochor DT13 (the nearest to Little Indian Arcade) or Little India MRT (DT12/NE7). Then, walk over to Little India Arcade (5mins Walk)

By Bus: 23, 64, 65, 67, 131, 139, 147, 857 at Tekka bus stop (Stop ID: 07031)

Did some shopping during our stay in Singapore, for Singaporeans the items are cheap, quite a busy place with a lot of shoppers, mostly Indian items sold there.
Karunakaran Krishna Nair

5. Cheap Shopping at Far East Plaza

cheap shopping at far east plaza

Address: 14 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228213
 

Opening Hours: 10am-10pm daily

Website: https://www.fareastplaza.com.sg/

Getting there:
By Train: Take the MRT to Orchard. Then, walk over by the underpass to Tang Plaza and then walk along Scotts Road to Far East Plaza (5mins Walk)
By Bus: 5, 54, 124, 143,167, 972M at Royal Plaza On Scotts (Stop ID: 09212)

Old school mall with small-ish shop units that sell a variety of products at a very cheap price. Mall has variety of boutiques, money changers and electronic shops catered to those who are on a budget. There are also several affordable food outlets (below $10) and bubble tea shops.
Luke Phang

6. Cheap Shopping at Lucky Plaza

cheap shopping at lucky plaza

  • Shopping in Singapore can be expensive especially at Orchard Road and we are so glad that cheap shopping existed at Lucky Plaza for shopper who love great deals
  • You can find a few thrift shops or fleamarkets here at really low prices. Some great finds are vintage items, bags, fashion wears and accessories. Anyone would be able to find cheap shopping finds here as price can starts as cheap as $1 for accessories and from $5 for clothings
  • The cheap shopping finds are pretty popular among the domestic helper and thus it can be really crowded over the weekends. So it is best to avoid during the weekends if possible unless you are ok with the crowds. Alternatively, you may come by during the weekdays
  • Most shops at Lucly Plaza allow bargaining. So it is best to check with them first before paying. Who knows you may pay at a even cheaper price here.
  • TIPS: Some stores doesn't inform the nett price to the customer. Thus, it is best to check if the price include and hidden fees like GST, service charge or installation fee etc.
Address: 14 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228213
 

Opening Hours: 10am-10pm daily

Website: https://www.fareastplaza.com.sg/

Getting there:
By Train: Take the MRT to Orchard. Then, walk over by the underpass to Tang Plaza and then walk along Scotts Road to Far East Plaza (5mins Walk)
By Bus: 5, 54, 124, 143,167, 972M at Royal Plaza On Scotts (Stop ID: 09212)

The cheapest in Singapore shop . Good for tourists place buy things.
ye wana tun

7. Cheap Shopping at City Plaza

cheap shopping at city plaza
  • Unlike the neighbourhood shopping mall, City Plaza offers interesting cheap shopping finds at various stalls. Ranging from fashion wear, foot wear, bags and accessories, groceries, eletronics items and preloved clothes . There is a total 5 storey
  • Prices here are often lower than those at most online retailers or neighborhood stores, as many stalls are wholesale clothing and footwear shops. This makes it a treasure trove for savvy shoppers.
  • At Level 1, you will find electronic & mobile phone shops. Beauty and nail salon, ATMs and money exchange shops
  • On Level 2, more cheap shopping finds awaits for you. You'll find the majority of wholesale fashion and footwear stalls. Don't worry—they'll still sell to you even if you're purchasing just one or two items. Bargaining is allowed in most stalls so be sure to check with the stall owner. But don't expect too much discount if you are buying a few pieces since they are doing wholesaler here.
  • On Level 3&4, more shops are found here that sells fashion wears, bags, accessory and footwear. Some preloved clothing shop are found here too
  • On Level 5, you can find the food court here which are pretty cheap too
  • TIPS: Avoid visiting on Weekends and many domestic helpers hang out here which can be quite crowded. Best time to visit is weekdays 12pm-5pm
Address: 810 Geylang Rd, Singapore 409286
 

Opening Hours: 10am-10pm daily

Website: https://www.cityplaza.sg/

Getting there:
By Train: Take the MRT to Paya Lebar (EW8/CC9). Then, walk over to City Plaza (5mins Walk)
By Bus: 2, 7, 13, 21, 26, 40, 51, 43, 76, 135, 197. Several bus stops at Tanjong Katong Complex, opposite City Plaza

It's a very old shopping centre but has some cheap good places. Must visit the famous Arnold's chicken restaurant. Avoid Sundays since we need to make ways and rooms for the local domestic helpers to enjoy their gatherings there.
Muso Lee

8. Cheap Shopping at Queensway Shopping Centre

cheap shopping at queensway shopping entre

  • Queensway Shopping Centre is mostly frequented by men and women who are into sports apparel, footwear, gear, and equipment like football boots, jerseys, tennis rackets, and sneakers. In addition, they offer safety shoes, upcycled clothing, jeans, caps, guitars, and more.
  • The mall consists of four levels, with stalls selling various items starting from Basement 1 (which has just one shop) up to Level 3.
  • You can find most leading sports brands here, including Nike, Converse, Vans, Adidas, New Balance, and more.
  • Many of the cheap shopping finds are on off season sports brand items, with discounts ranging from 20% to 40%. Additionally, you can find affordable shopping options at vintage apparel shops like Furimaketto (#03-32) or Bhabie’s Market (#02-08), with prices starting from as low as $5.
Address: 1 Queensway, Singapore 149053
 

Opening Hours: 8.30am-10.15pm daily

Website: https://www.queenswayshoppingcentre.com.sg/

Getting there:
By Train: Take the MRT train to Queenstown (EW19) and transfer to Bus Number 51, 195 (A/B)
By Bus: 14,33,51,61,93, 100, 120, 195, 195A, 197 Stop ID: 11519 Opposite Queenway shopping  Centre

Definitely a go to if you want cheap deals on sporting goods. You can get a good price off an older model shoe at most of the shops here. Worth checking it out if you are on a tight budget.
Taqin J

9. Cheap Shopping at Daiso

cheap shopping at daiso

  • DAISO provide a wide range of products from tibits, housewares, stationery, decorations, kitchen and cleaning supplies, gifts and many more
  • With prices starting at just $2.18 per item, it's hard to leave empty handed as there are so many useful cheap finds here.
  • Some items worth to buy here are the magic sponge (melamine sponge) which allows you to remove hard stains with water, household items like cups and kitchen, christmas ornaments and vacuum sealed bag

Stall locator: There are about 32 Daiso outlets in Singapore and here are some of the outlets near Central of Singapore
Address: 2 Orchard Turn, #B4-47 ION Orchard, Singapore 238801
Opening Hours: 10am-10pm daily

Address: 1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-41/42 VivoCity, Singapore 098585
Opening Hours: 10am-10pm daily

Address:200 Victoria Street, #03-01/27/28 Bugis Junction, Singapore 188021
Opening Hours: 10am-10pm daily 

Website: https://www.daisosingapore.com.sg/

If you may not know, this store sells varieties of their home brand stuffs. All priced at $2. Quality of the item varies. Some are good some are okay some are not worth buying it cheap.
Galardo Sugito

12. Cheap Shopping at Decalthlon

cheap shopping at Decathlon

  • Sportswear and equipment can often be pricey, but at Decathlon, you can say goodbye to high costs. They offer a wide range of affordable items without compromising on quality.
  • Shopping here can be a fun and engaging experience for everyone at their megastore. You can even try out sports equipment before making a purchase.
  • The cheap shopping finds here are their swimwear, footwear, apparels and bags etc. They are not only cheap but the quality is quite durable for the price you are paying for too
  • Their products are well organized, and you can easily check the product availability on their website before planning your visit. Alternatively, you can also shop directly from their site.

Stall locator: There are 6 megastores in Singapore and here are some of the outlets near Central of Singapore

Address: 176 Orchard Road, #01-14/15/16/17, #02-07, & #02-11, The CentrePoint, Singapore 238843
Opening Hours: 10am-10pm daily

Address: 133 New Bridge Road, Singapore 059413
Opening Hours: 10am-10.30pm daily

Address: 180 Kitchener Road, #02-03 City Square Mall, Singapore 208539
Opening Hours: 10am-10pm daily

 

Website: https://www.decathlon.sg/

Cheap price~♡ A variety of sports equipment/camping everything is provided. I really want to exercise and go camping.... Transportation to Orchard is good.
정현 (미니오기맘)

13. Cheap Shopping at The Green Party

cheap shopping at the green party
  • This is a great spot to find adorable gifts for kids of all ages that won't break your bank.
  • A great place for kids age 6-20 years old to shop at. Also, a great place to buy birthday gifts or souvenirs.
  • The Green Party carries adorable stationary, sunglasses, hair accessories, toys, puzzles, soft toys, mini fan, hair brush, stickers, loungewear, keychains, towels, socks, jewellery and more.
Stall locator: There are roughly 18 outlets in Singapore and here are some of the outlets near Central of Singapore


Address: 1 Maritime Square, #01-91/92, Singapore 099253
Opening Hours: 10.30am-10pm daily

Address: Orchard Rd, B3-21/22 313@Somerset 313, Singapore 238895

Opening Hours: 10.30am-10pm daily

Address: 3 Temasek Blvd, #02-602B, Suntec City, Singapore 038983
Opening Hours: 11am-9.30pm daily

Website: https://thegreenparty.sg/

Simply a cheaper and better place than Typo.
Kyaw Zaw Lin

14. Cheap Shopping at Miniso

cheap shopping at miniso

  • Here's another great place to hunt for cute and good quality products with inexpensive price. A great place to find medium to low budget items.
  • Another alternative to Daiso, you get to find almost anything from household items, beauty products, fashion accessories, daily life products, digital products, food and beverages etc
  • The good thing about shopping here is if you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can return the item within 30 days from the date of purchase. Do note that not all products can be returned. You can read more on their return policy on the receipt.
Stall locator: There are 20 outlets in Singapore to date and here are some of the  branch near Central of Singapore


Address: 1 HarbourFront Walk, #B1-03 VivoCity, Singapore 098585
Opening Hours: 10am-10pm daily

Address: Orchard Rd, 313, B2-27/28/29 Postal Code:, 313@somerset, 238895

Opening Hours: 11am-9pm daily

Address: 200 Victoria St, #01-53, Singapore 188021

Opening Hours: 10am-9.30pm daily

Website: https://www.miniso.com/

Cheap shopping
Harnawan Oppo

Tips for a Smart Shopping Experience in Singapore

best to buy in singapore

Shopping in Singapore can be overwhelming with its vast selection, but with a few tips, you can save money and have a more enjoyable experience.

  1. One Stop shopping destination: Opt for a shopping destination with a wide range of stores and malls for your cheap shopping finds, so you can find everything you want without having to travel far. A great example would be Orchard road where you can find Lucky Plaza, Far Easy Plaza, Decalton, Miniso, Diaso etc.
  2. Great Singapore Sale & Christmas Promotion: The Great Singapore Sale typically takes place from May to July. You can plan your trip during these months or around the Christmas festive season, as these times offer the best discounts and promotions.
  3. Best Buy in Singapore: Some of the best buy in Singapore are Laksa paste, Bakkwa (dried meat product similar to jerky), Ebene compression socks, indian style shawl at Little Indian Arcade, Tiger blam like the oilment, muscle patch or insect repellent, Merlion T-shirt or plushie, Razer gaming keyboard, laptop or mouse, traditional paper fan from chinatown, curry powder or spices at little india, salted egg fish skin from Irvins, pandan cake from Bengawan solo (You can eat it as snacks in your hotel room), white rabbit candy, himalayan salt candy, Wang Want rice cracker, Wang Wang Xiao Man Tou etc
  4. GST refunds or Tax free shopping deals: As a tourist in Singapore, you can claim a refund on the 9% GST for purchases over S$100 at participating stores through the Tourism Refund Scheme. So be sure to look out for the “Tax Free” logo or ask staff to confirm if your purchase qualifies for a GST refund. you can read more here
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Geylang is a great destination to visit, especially for travelers looking to experience an authentic and culturally rich side of Singapore. While it may not be as polished as more tourist heavy areas like Marina Bay or Orchard Road, Geylang offers a vibrant and diverse experience that blends history, culture, and food in a unique way. Here are some reasons why Geylang is worth exploring:

1. Geylang’s history

2. Geylang’s Historical Shophouses

3. Geylang’s Religious Diversity
 – Foo Hai Ch’an Monastery Chinese Temple
 – Sri Sivan Temple, a Hindu emple
 – Masjid Khadijah, Mosque

4. Geylang’s Popular Food
 – Frog Porridge
 – Bak Kut Teh
 – Roti Prata
 – Mongkok Dim Sum
 – Durian

5. Geylang’s Night Life: Red light District

Geylang 2024: Your Ultimate Guide to Geylang’s Culture, Cuisine and Attractions

1. Geylang’s History

Geylang, a district in Singapore, boasts a rich and multifaceted history that spans over a century. Once a quiet area dominated by coconut plantations, Geylang began to transform in the 19th century as Malay and Chinese communities settled there. The name “Geylang” is thought to originate from the Malay word “kilang,” meaning “factory,” reflecting the district’s early industrial roots.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Geylang’s economy diversified with the growth of rubber plantations and small businesses. Its strategic location near the Kallang River made it an important hub for trade and transportation. As Singapore urbanized, Geylang evolved into a vibrant residential and commercial district, renowned for its traditional shophouses, bustling markets, and popular eateries.

By the mid 20th century, Geylang had gained a reputation for its red light district, which coexisted alongside the vibrant street life and hawker culture that flourished in the area. Despite widespread modern redevelopment across Singapore, Geylang has retained much of its old world charm, becoming famous for its late night food scene, historical architecture, and renowned local delicacies like durian, cementing its status as both a cultural and culinary hotspot.

Geylang’s cultural heritage is a vivid tapestry that reflects Singapore’s multicultural past, where tradition seamlessly blends with modernity. Unlike the sleek, modernized parts of the city, Geylang retains a distinct sense of old world charm, with its historic shophouses, diverse ethnic communities, and lively street life.

One of the defining features of Geylang’s cultural heritage is its architecture


2. Geylang’s Historical Shophouses

Geylang’s historical shophouses is one of the captivating glimpse into Singapore’s architectural heritage, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of the area. These charming structures date back to the early 20th century and are characterized by their distinctive features, making them a significant part of Geylang’s identity.

Architectural Style: Colorful Facades

Geylang’s district is home to many well preserved pre war shophouses. It showcase a blend of various architectural styles, with colorful facades and intricate Peranakan tiles, including Chinese, Malay, and European influences. This eclectic mix is evident in the vibrant façades, ornate motifs, and unique tile designs. Many shophouses feature a narrow, elongated layout, with the ground floor typically serving as a shop or business, while the upper floors provide living space. These buildings are not only architectural gems but also symbols of Singapore’s multicultural identity, preserving the city’s historical legacy.

One of the most striking aspects of Geylang’s shophouses is their colorful facades. Bright hues of blue, yellow, green, and pink adorn many buildings, making the streets visually appealing. The use of ceramic tiles and intricate plasterwork adds to the charm, with floral and geometric patterns often found throughout.

Cultural Significance

These shophouses not only serve as architectural landmarks but also represent the diverse communities that have shaped Geylang over the years. Originally built by immigrants, they reflect the lifestyles and trades of the past. Today, many of these buildings house local businesses, restaurants, and cafes, continuing to play a vital role in the community. In recent years, there has been a growing appreciation for the historical significance of Geylang’s shophouses. Efforts to preserve and restore these structures are underway, ensuring that their unique character is maintained for future generations.

Perfect for Photography

For photography enthusiasts, Geylang’s shophouses provide countless opportunities for stunning shots. The vibrant colors, intricate details, and charming alleyways create a picturesque backdrop, especially during golden hour when the light casts a warm glow over the buildings.

Geylang’s historical shophouses are a testament to the district’s rich heritage and cultural diversity. Their unique architectural features, colorful designs, and ongoing significance in the community make them a must visit for anyone exploring this vibrant area of Singapore. Whether you’re interested in history, architecture, or simply enjoying the atmosphere, a stroll through Geylang’s streets will leave you with a deeper appreciation for this unique part of the city.

Here are are few facades we love most:
 

The whole rows of shop houses from 1-30 Lor 24A Geylang is an amazing place for stunning shots. (See map)

At Kang Ha Pheng Sim Kok, located at 1 Lorong Bachok: This unique architectural features 3 dimensions motifs of the flowers, phoniex, monkey and 1930s police officer etc. (see map) 

It is believed that Peranakan style houses should feature floral motifs and bold colors, as these elements are thought to bring prosperity, wealth, and longevity. This makes it delightful to see homes with a variety of colors and designs, adding character and vibrancy to the community. You can find this colourful gold tint Peranakan shophouse at 17 Lor 11 Geylang. (See map）

As you continue to walk down to 8 Lor 11 Geylang, you will see this rainbow Peranakan shophouse located diagonally across the street. (See map)

This showcases another charming architectural style, resembling a temple. The tiles are adorned with floral and lotus motifs. It can be found at 5 Lorong 7 Geylang (See map)

More information and photos can be found on Tripadvisor


3. Geylang Religious Diversity

Geylang is also known for its religious diversity. The district is home to several significant places of worship, reflecting the peaceful coexistence of various religious communities within the neighborhood. Here are some notable sites to visit them:

Foo Hai Ch’an Monastery Chinese Temple

Why vist? Its tranquil environment, surrounded by lush greenery and beautiful landscaping, makes it an ideal place for stunning photo backdrop. The monastery features traditional Chinese architectural elements, including ornate carvings, intricate roof designs, and beautifully painted interiors. The aesthetic appeal of the building is a highlight, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Chinese Buddhism. While entering the hall, it’s like a total peace of Mind zen It reminiscent of Japan Buddha hall, with fresh and light music filled with many rows of padded kneelers for praying.

(See map)


Sri Sivan Temple, a Hindu Temple



Why visit? Right next to Foo Hai Ch’an Monastery, Sri Sivan Temple is definitely worth a visit. This Hindu temple is adorned with vibrant sculptures and intricate carvings, showcasing its cultural richness. It enthusiastically celebrates Hindu festivals, offering visitors a chance to learn about rituals and customs. The lively atmosphere is especially enchanting at dawn when colorful lights illuminate the temple. During festival periods like Thaipusam and Deepavali, guests can experience the vibrancy of Hindu traditions firsthand, with lively processions, music, and dance adding to the festive spirit.
(See map)

Masjid Khadijah, Mosque

Why visit? Masjid Khadijah features a distinctive architectural style that reflects Islamic design principles. The elegant domes, intricate tile work, and serene surroundings make it a visually appealing site, perfect for photography and exploration. Whether you’re interested in spirituality, cultural exploration, or simply appreciating beautiful spaces, this mosque is a worthwhile stop in Geylang (See map).



4. Geylang’s Popular Food:

Geylang, known for its vibrant nightlife and rich cultural tapestry, is also a culinary haven that attracts food lovers from Singapore and beyond. With its lively streets filled with an array of culinary delights, Geylang is renowned as one of the top food districts in the city. From bustling street food stalls to traditional eateries, the food scene here offers a delightful blend of flavors reflecting Singapore’s multicultural heritage.

Visitors can savor a variety of cuisines, including Chinese classics, Malay street food, and Peranakan gems. Whether you’re exploring the neighborhood during the day or venturing out at night, you’ll discover delicious options at every turn. Geylang is a must visit destination for food enthusiasts eager to indulge in authentic local flavors. Here’s a closer look at some of the most popular dishes that make Geylang a culinary treasure.

FROG PORRIDGE

Eminent Frog Porridge
Address: 323 Geylang Road, Singapore 389359
Operating hours: Wed to Mon 4pm – 3.30am. Closed every Tue

Geylang Lor 9 Fresh Frog Porridge
Address: 235 Geylang Road, Lor 9 Geylang, 389294
Operating hours: 12.30pm-3.45am daily

One of Geylang’s most iconic dishes is frog porridge, a dish that may sound unusual to some but is beloved by many locals. This dish typically consists of silky, smooth porridge served alongside tender frog legs cooked in a savory gravy made from ginger, garlic, and spring onions. The frog meat is incredibly tender and absorbs the flavors of the rich sauce, making it a comforting and hearty meal, especially in the evenings. Famous stalls such as Eminent Frog Porridge or Geylang Lor 9 Fresh Frog Porridge offer this dish in both classic and spicy variations, attracting food lovers from all over Singapore.



BAK KUT TEH Leong Kee (Klang)

Address: 251 Geylang Rd, Singapore 389309
Business Hours: 11:30 am–11:30 pm

Not the common Bak Kut teh you can find in Singapore. This is the dry klang style of BKT (Malaysia Style). You will find pork ribs, lettuce and fried beancurd skin in this aromatic herbal broth that is mixed in dark soya sauce. Very comforting among the locals since it’s hard to find this dry BKT version in Singapore. Thier shrimp paste fried chicken is wortha try too.

ROTI PRATA Tasvee Restaurant Prata House

Address: 454 Geylang Rd, Singapore 389413
Business Hours: Opens 24 hours

A favorite breakfast dish for many, some enjoy it for supper as well. Tasvee Restaurant Prata House provides a wonderful experience with its freshly made, crispy prata (pan fried flatbread) served alongside curry. In addition to classic egg and plain options, they offer creative variations like banana and chocolate prata. Most patrons love pairing their classic roti prata with a cup of Teh C (milk tea).

DIM SUM

Mongkok Dim Sum
Address: 214 Geylang Rd, Singapore 389274
Business Hours: Open 24 hours

If you’re not very hungry or prefer a variety of small dishes with different flavors and textures, dim sum is the ideal choice! At Mongkok Dim Sum, you can enjoy a range of bite sized options, allowing you to taste multiple flavors without feeling too full. From dumplings to buns, each dish is perfect for sharing and enjoying together, making for a fun and satisfying meal. If it’s your first time, try the yam pastry with meat filling, steamed rice rolls with shrimp, frog leg porridge, deep fried shrimp dumplings, or Shanghai pork dumplings. Each offers a unique taste and texture, providing a wonderful introduction to this delightful cuisine!



GEYLANG’S DURIAN

Durian 36
Address: 608 Geylang Rd, Singapore 389547
Business Hours: Open 24 hours

Durian SG Prime
Address: 456 Geylang Rd, #24A, Singapore 389415
Business Hours: 11am-12am daily

Durian is a popular and iconic fruit in Singapore, often referred to as the “king of fruits”. Due to its strong odor, many hotels and public transport systems prohibit bringing durians, so it’s best to enjoy them at the stalls. While some people adore its rich flavor and creamy texture, others find the smell overwhelming. If you’re feeling adventurous, Geylang is an excellent spot with numerous durian stalls, including reputable stalls like Durian 36 and Durian SG Prime.

Keep in mind that durians are a prized commodity in Singapore (though they are mostly from Malaysia the best) and can be quite expensive. The prices vary based on the type, season, and stall, with durian season running from June to September, when you can expect fresher and more affordable options. To avoid being scammed, it’s helpful to have some basic knowledge about durians, enabling you to recognize different varieties at any Geylang’s durian stall. Make sure you agree on the price before they open the durian for you, as once it’s opened, it’s considered sold. Generally, the price ranges from $12 to $40 per kilogram. If you’re concerned about being overcharged, consider purchasing pre packed durian to sample the flavor, as not everyone appreciates its taste. Just remember, each durian has its own unique flavor profile.



5. Geylang’s Night Life: Red light District

1. Vibrant Red Light District

Geylang has a long history that includes its transformation into a vibrant red-light district. The red-light district in Geylang is known for its adult entertainment establishments, including bars and clubs. Visitors often come to explore this side of Geylang out of curiosity. It’s important to note that while some may find the atmosphere intriguing, others may feel uncomfortable with the nature of the activities. There is no public nudity, so it might not be very noticeable if you’re not familiar with the scene. While the presence of prostitution in Geylang is evident to those who are aware, to others it might simply appear as a gathering of people waiting for friends.

2. Legal Context

Prostitution in Singapore is regulated, and Geylang operates under specific laws governing sex work. Engaging in informed discussions about the legal framework and the challenges faced by workers in this industry can provide a more comprehensive understanding of the area.

3. Safety Considerations

Geylang’s red light district coexists with traditional markets, food stalls, and cultural sites, showcasing the area’s unique blend of modernity and tradition. Visitors can easily find themselves exploring hawker centers just a street away from the nightlife scene. Therefore, it’s important for guests to remain aware of their surroundings. While Geylang is generally safe, exercising caution and respecting local customs is key to having a pleasant experience.

The area tends to be lively at night due to its many eateries, making it relatively safe for walking. It is also regularly monitored by police patrols. However, young Asian females or families with children and teenagers may prefer to avoid smaller alleys after 8 PM. Strolling along the main roads, where busy street traffic and food stalls create a bustling atmosphere, is typically safer.

The red-light district spans from about Lorong 8 to Lorong 24, with many of the women working there coming from China, Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia. It’s common for them to make brief physical contact, such as touching the arms of potential clients, as part of their solicitation efforts.

Geylang’s nightlife, particularly its red light district, is a multifaceted aspect of Singaporean life that warrants thoughtful exploration. By balancing discussions about its adult entertainment scene with the area’s rich culture, culinary delights, and historical significance, visitors can gain a well-rounded understanding of what Geylang has to offer.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)



 

1. How do I get to Geylang?

Geylang is accessible by public transport, with the nearby train station such as Aljunied MRT (Green East West Line) or Mountbatten (Yellow Circle Line). Several bus routes serve to Geylang road too. You can take buses that stop near major landmarks like Geylang Serai Market or along Geylang Road. You can use the Singapore Land Transport Authority’s (LTA) website or apps like Google Maps for specific bus numbers and routes. Some buses that goes to Geylang are bus 2, 7, 13, 21, 21A, 26, 40, 51, 62, 63, 63A, 64, 67, 70, 70A, 70M, 80, 100,  125, 125A, 134, 137,158, 158A, 197, 853M. Alternatively, taxis and ride hailing apps like Grab are widely available in Singapore.

2. Can I explore Geylang on foot?

Geylang is worth exploring on foot. This allows you to fully appreciate its architecture, street food, and cultural sites. This may take roughly 2-4 hours to explore the whole area in Geylang.

3. What is the best time to explore Geylang

Geylang comes alive in the evening, especially for food and nightlife. Starting your exploration around 3 to 4 PM is ideal, allowing you to wander before choosing a dining spot. Visiting during festival seasons, like Deepavali, Thaipusam or Hari Raya, provides a unique opportunity to experience local traditions.

4. Is Geylang safe to visit for family tourists?

Geylang is generally safe for visitors, but it’s advisable to stay aware of your surroundings, especially in certain areas at night in the small shaddy alley. Walking along the main road is the safest option, as it is lined with well lit shops and restaurants. 

 

5. Are there hotels in Geylang?

There are various hotels options, ranging from budget hostels to mid range hotels, catering to different preferences and budgets. Hotel 81 (Premier) Hollywood, Hotel 81 Orchid, five/6 Hotel Slendour, ibis budget Singapore Emerald, ibis budget Singapore Pearl just to name a few. If you are travelling with young kids or teens, I would suggest to avoid staying in hotels that are directly opposite the “special” shophouse (brothels) since most people may just walk over and treat the hotel as a love motel. But even the hotels are love motel, they are generally considered quite clean for a family to stay in. 

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Singapore is home to countless hawker centres, making it a true food paradise. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, you’re never far from a vibrant spot filled with delicious and affordable meals. Feeling hungry? Just head to a nearby hawker centre and you’re bound to find something you’ll love! With such a wide variety of dishes available, exploring food in Singapore is a flavorful adventure rooted in rich cultural heritage.

The Singapore Tourism Board even highlights must visit hawker centres like Maxwell Food Centre, Newton Food Centre, Chinatown Complex Food Centre, and Lau Pa Sat, just to name a few.

At any hawker centre, you’ll discover rows of small stalls serving different cuisines including Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Western food. These meals are incredibly affordable, typically priced around $4.50, making them a go to choice for locals. These hidden gems offer authentic tastes without breaking the bank. Experience the joy of dining at a hawker centre where quality meets value, perfect for anyone craving a genuine slice of Singapore’s food culture.



WEST REGION
1. Jurong West 505 Market & Food Centre
2. Yuhua Village Market and Food Centre
3. Taman Jurong Market & Food Centre

NORTH REGION
4. Yishun Park Hawker Centre
5. Chong Pang Market & Food Centre

CBD AREA
6. Berseh Food Centre
7. Golden Mile Food Centre
8. Tiong Bahru Market
9. Maxwell Food Centre
10. Lau Pa Sat
11. Hong Lim Market & Food Centre

CENTRAL REGION
12. Toa Payoh Lorong 8 Market & Hawker Centre
13. Haig Road Market & Food Centre
14. Bendemeer Market & Food Centre
15. Upper Boon Keng Market & Food Centre
16. Blk 75 Lorong 5 Toa Payoh Food Centre
17. Holland Village Market & Food Centre
18. Newton Food Centre
19. Adam Road Food Centre

NORTH EAST REGION
20. Serangoon Garden Market
21. Sembawang Hills Food Centre
22. Kovan Market & Food Centre
23. Chomp Chomp Food Centre

EAST REGION
24. Bedok 85 (Fengshan Food Centre)
25. Changi Village Hawker Centre
26. Pasar 16 @ Bedok



1. Jurong West 505 Market & Food Centre (WEST REGION)

WANTON NOODLES

Stall: Wai Kee Wanton Noodles 
Address: 505 Jurong West Street 52, #01-14, Singapore 640505
This stall was previously named as Kok Kee but had rename it to Wai Kee. Their noodles are springy, and the wantons is bursting with flavor. The char siu is tender and the soup is rich and comforting. It’s affordable and delicious, a must try for anyone craving authentic wanton noodles.

FISH SOUP

Stall: Heng Heng Cooked Food – Sliced Fish Soup
Address: 505 Jurong West Street 52, #01-186, Singapore 640505
This fish soup is exceptionally healthy, featuring fresh fish, crisp lettuce, and bitter gourd. The fish is incredibly fresh and smooth, enhancing the dish’s overall quality. The soup itself is rich and comforting, with flavors that come together beautifully. Additionally, the sambal belacan chili paste adds a mind blowing kick, elevating the entire experience. A perfect blend of nutritious ingredients and bold flavors, this soup is sure to impress anyone who loves a hearty, flavorful dish.

CHICKEN PORRIDGE

*Bib Gourmand Michelin Guide*

Stall: Soh Kee Cooked Food
Address: 505 Jurong West Street 52, #01-44, Singapore 640505
This Cantonese style porridge offers a nostalgic taste of classic chicken porridge. The chicken is exceptionally tender and juicy, complemented by flavorful sauces and a hint of sesame oil. While the dish is delicious, it may be a bit heavy on the MSG, which could leave you feeling thirsty afterward.

2. Yuhua Village Market and Food Centre
(WEST REGION)

 

PORRIDGE

Stall: Xiang Ji Cooked Food
Address: 254 Jurong East St 24, #01-53, Singapore 600254
This comforting hot porridge, available in pork, chicken, or fish options, is smooth and fragrant with a unique aftertaste. The minced pork and pork slices are tender and juicy. Although the batch I tried was somewhat lacking in salt, it was easily remedied with a touch of soy sauce.

CHICKEN RICE

Stall: Hup Hong Chicken Rice 合豐記雞飯
Address: 254 Jurong East St 24, #01-51, Singapore 600254
Each grain of rice is well coated with oil, making it flavorful and perfectly cooked. The balance between chicken meat and rice is spot on, with the chicken being succulent and tender, especially when paired with the vibrant chili sauce. The roasted chicken stands out with its fragrant, crispy skin, while the steamed chicken offers a smooth texture and richer collagen. The soup has a strong cabbage like flavor that is comforting after eating the chicken rice


WANTON NOODLE

Stall: Eng Kee Noodle House 英記麵家
Address: Block 254 Jurong East St 24, #01-10, Singapore 600254
Delicious heritage wanton mee with plenty of add on options like braised chicken feet, pork ribs, deep fried shrimp dumplings, mushrooms, or char siew. The noodles are excellently springy and perfectly flavored with the chili sauce. The soup wantons are hearty, and the fried wantons are also quite good. However, the char siew can be better as they are not as moist



3. Taman Jurong Market & Food Centre
(WEST REGION)


LOR MEE

Stall: Feng Zhen Lor Mee 鳳珍鹵麵
Address: Taman Jurong Food Centre, #03-146, 3 Yung Sheng Rd, Singapore 618499
This Lor Mee stands out for its exceptional flavor and consistent quality. It comes loaded with a generous mix of ingredients, including fish, pork belly, half a hard boiled egg, fried ngoh hiong, and fishcake, all served with your choice of staple. The handmade prawn roll is a highlight, crispy on the outside with a savory and flavorful prawn filling. The thick gravy is a delight, and adding condiments like garlic, vinegar, and red chili enhances its rich taste. It’s no surprise that the queue can get quite long for this top notch dish.



SAMBAL STINGRAY

Stall: B.B.Q. Seafood
Address: 3 Yung Sheng Rd, #03-178, Singapore 618499
The Sambal Stingray, Sambal Sotong, and Sambal Kang Kong are must orders here. The food quality is excellent with perfectly balanced portions. The stingray is well cooked and fresh, paired with a delicious sambal chili. The sotong is exceptionally tender, requiring minimal chewing. The sambal kang kong is perfectly seasoned not too spicy, just right. They have a lot more dishes from the menu you can try.



CURRY FISH HEAD

Stall: Hong Guan Cooked Food (宏源熟食)
Address: 3 Yung Sheng Rd, #03-139 Taman Jurong Market & Food Centre, Singapore 618499
The Signature Curry Fish Head is served in a steaming hot claypot, ensuring the dish remains warm throughout your meal. The fish is exceptionally fresh and cooked to perfection, with the meat staying intact and not falling apart when you lift it with your chopsticks. It’s well soaked in the aromatic curry, which has no fishy odor and is richly fragrant. The addition of tomatoes and lady fingers contributes a tangy, asam taste, giving the curry a pleasant sour note.

4. Yishun Park Hawker Centre (NORTH REGION)

PRAWN PASTE CHICKEN

Stall: AH TAN WINGS 
Address: Yishun Park Hawker Centre #01-40, 51 Yishun Ave 11, 768867
Served piping hot, the prawn paste marinade infuses the crispy har cheong gai chicken cutlet with a rich umami flavor, perfectly balancing savory and sweet notes. Juicy and tender inside, the chicken is complemented by fragrant rice, showcasing Ah Tan Wings’ marination mastery without overwhelming with excess oil.

 
NASI LEMAK

Stall: Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang 
Address: 51 Yishun Ave 11, #01-33 Yishun Park Hawker Centre, Singapore 768867
The nasi lemak rice is incredibly fragrant, with each grain infused with rich coconut aroma. The sambal strikes the perfect balance between sweetness and a spicy kick. The chicken, grilled over an open flame, is tender to the bone with an amazingly crispy skin that lived up to expectations. Both the chicken and otah are flavorful and freshly cooked, while the egg yolks are still runny and cooked to perfection.

5. CHONG PANG MARKET & FOOD CENTRE (NORTH REGION)

DUCK RICE

Stall: Chuan Kee Boneless Braised Duck
Address: 105 Yishun Ring Rd, #01-161 Chong Pang Market & Food Centre, Singapore 760105
I typically enjoy duck rice with a mild herbal flavor, as it enhances the dish wonderfully. The duck meat was tender, though it usually had less skin than I prefer. The braised sauce and duck meat were quite generous. In addition, they offer side dishes such as braised eggs, dou gan, and a few slices of cucumber which is quite worth it. The accompanying herbal soup was also very fragrant.

6. BERSEH FOOD CENTRE (CBD AREA)

TURTLE SOUP

Stall: Very Lucky Turtle Soup
Address: 166 Jln Besar, #02-38/49 Berseh Food Centre, Singapore 208877
If you enjoy exotic dishes like turtle soup, this spot is worth a visit. The clay pot turtle soup is among the better options, offering a well balanced blend of herbs that enhance the umami of the turtle without overpowering it. The portion of turtle in each bowl is quite generous. It’s an excellent place to bring adventurous or overseas friends for a unique dining experience. They also serve braised crocodile tail, which is another dish you might want to try.

OYSTER CAKE 福州宝华蠔饼

Stall: Fu Zhou Poh Hwa Oyster Cake
Address: 166 Jln Besar, #02-34 Berseh Food Centre, Singapore 208877
This oyster pancake has a delightful crunch, reminiscent of a crispy Thai oyster omelette. The pancake is topped with either peanuts or ikan bilis, adding an extra layer of texture. Inside, you’ll find a flavorful filling of small prawns, minced pork, and parsley. The outer pastry is perfectly crispy, making each bite delicious. It’s even better when paired with their sambal chili sauce, which enhances the flavor further.

MUTTON SOUP

Stall: Jalan Besar Mutton Soup
Address: 166 Jalan Berseh, #02-57, Singapore 208877
This healthier version of mutton soup has been around for at least 50 years. The mutton fat is trimmed off and the oil is filtered out, resulting in a clean tasting ginger soup that isn’t too herbal, making it widely acceptable. The mutton is super tender, and the yam rice complements the soup perfectly.

7. GOLDEN MILE FOOD CENTRE
(CBD AREA)

FRIED HOKKEIN PRAWN NOODLE

Stall: You Fu Fried Hokkien Prawn Noodle
Address: 505 Beach Rd, #01-57, Singapore 199583
The noodles were cooked for long enough to absorb the richness of the broth without being too soggy. Overall flavours are superbly balanced with fairly apparent wok hei infused. Overall, this is a robust seafood prawn noodle


CLAYPOT RICE

Stall: Yew Chuan Claypot Rice
Address:  505 Beach Rd, #01-73 Golden Mile Food Centre, Singapore 199583
Authentic clay pot rice cooked over a stove fire is rare these days, but Yew Chuan Claypot Rice prepares this dish with love. The salted fish inside is exceptional, and the clay pot is so well seasoned that the crispy bits easily scrape off at the end, making them a delight to enjoy. Don’t forget to smash the salted fish when mixing!

LOR MEE

Stall: Keng Heng Whampoa Teochew Lor Mee
Address: 505 Beach Rd, #01-63, Golden Mile Food Centre, Singapore
This Signature Lor Mee features the classic Braised Pork, Fried Fish, and Ngoh Hiang, but with a unique twist of crispy Fish Skin. The standout element is their sambal, which has a spicier and more sour profile compared to the sweeter versions found elsewhere, elevating the dish to a new level.

8. Tiong Bahru Market (CBD AREA)

Temporarily closed. Estimate to reopen on 13 July 2025


Tiong Bahru Market is renowned for its diverse and delicious food options. Here are some of the best food stalls you should check out:

CHICKEN RICE

Stall: Tiong Bahru Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice
Address: 30 Seng Poh Rd, #02-82, Singapore 168898 (Tiong Bahru Market)
Tiong Bahru Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice is incredibly popular, with a queue forming even before they start serving. They offer both white steamed chicken and roast chicken. The white steamed chicken is exceptionally tender, with juicy, moist skin that’s delicious on its own. The chicken feet, rich in collagen, provide a delightful chewy texture and are prepared in a zesty, refreshing style that enhances the overall experience.


CHWEE KUEH

*Bib Gourmand Michelin Guide*

Stall: Jian Bo Chwee Kueh
Address: 30 Seng Poh Rd, #02-05, Singapore 168898  (Tiong Bahru Market)
Awarded Michelin recognition from 2021 to 2024, this stall’s steamed rice cakes (Chwee Kueh) topped with preserved radish and chili are melt in your mouth delicious. The Chye Poh is perfectly balanced, not overly salty. This is truly one of the best Chwee Kueh experiences you won’t want to miss.


PIG’S ORGAN SOUP

Stall: Koh Brother Pig’s organ Soup
Address: 30 Seng Poh Rd, #02-29, Singapore 168898
Koh Brother Pig’s Organ Soup has been a staple since the 1950s, now expertly run by the 2nd and 3rd generation of hawkers. This stall offers a comforting bowl of Pig’s Organ Soup that’s perfect for both chilly days and warm weather. The soup is consistently well prepared and delicious, providing a comforting, uplifting experience no matter the weather.

9. Maxwell Food Centre (CBD AREA)

More reviews can be found on Tripadvisor Maxwell Food Centre, established in 1987 is one of Singapore’s most iconic hawker centres, known for its rich history and an incredible variety of local delicacies. Located in the heart of Chinatown, it’s a must visit spot for both locals and tourists. I must say they are cleaner than other hawker centers I have visited. Here are five of the best foods you should try at Maxwell Food Centre:

CHICKEN RICE

Stall: Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice Address: 1 Kadayanallur St, #01-10/11 Maxwell Food Centre, Singapore 069184 Perhaps the most famous dish at Maxwell, Tian Tian’s Hainanese Chicken Rice is one of the best food which has earned international acclaim, including a nod from the late Anthony Bourdain. The dish features tender, succulent chicken served with fragrant, perfectly cooked rice that’s infused with chicken fat and pandan. I like how the chili sauce and ginger paste elevate the dish, adding a spicy and aromatic kick that perfectly complements the savory chicken.

SUGARCANE JUICE

Stall: Maxwell Coconut & Sugarcane Juice Address:  1 Kadayanallur St, #01-34 Maxwell Food Centre, Singapore 069184 Aside from the pure surgarcane juice, there were options of lemon sugarcane, sour plum sugarcane, and soursop, catering to various tastes. These refreshing beverages are perfect for cooling off in Singapore’s hot weather.

ROJAK & POPIAH

Stall: Rojak Popiah & Cockle Address: 1 Kadayanallur St, #01-56, Singapore 069184 The rojak sauce was irresistibly addictive and potent, with the perfect balance of sweet, sour, and spicy flavors. Fresh, crunchy fruits and crispy vegetables, topped with generous peanut shavings, add a delightful nuttiness and varied texture to the dish. It’s one of the best rojak I’ve tried. The popiah is also worth sampling.

FISH HEAD BEE HOON

Stall: Jin Hua Fish Head Bee Hoon Address: 1 Kadayanallur St, #01-77, Singapore 069184 This stall is renowned for its Fish Head Bee Hoon, a comforting dish with a flavorful fish broth made by simmering fish bones. You can opt for a clear broth or a creamy version enhanced with evaporated milk. The soup features either fish head or boneless fried fish, served with thick rice vermicelli (bee hoon). Topped with fried shallots and vegetables, it’s a satisfying and hearty meal ideal for any time of day.

10. Lau Pa Sat (CBD AREA)

More Reviews can be found on Tripadvisor 


Lau Pa Sat, also known as Telok Ayer Market, is one of Singapore’s most iconic and historic food centres. Located in the heart of the Central Business District, it’s famous for its beautiful Victorian architecture and a wide variety of local and international foods. Here are five of the best dishes you should try at Lau Pa Sat:


SATAY

Stall: Satay street at Lau Pa Sat
Address: Boon Tat Street (Stalls 7 & 8) or Power Satay (Stall 9 &10)
Lau Pa Sat is renowned for its satay, especially in the evening when the street atmosphere is lively and bustling. The outside is transforms into Satay Street where you get marinated meat skewers (chicken, beef, lamb, or prawns). The only drawn back is the smoke since the satay is grilled over charcoal to perfection, giving them a smoky, charred flavor.

HEALTHY DIETARY MEAL

Stall: Thunder Tea Rice
Address: Raffles Quay, Stall #25 18, Singapore 048582
Thunder tea rice a traditional Hakka dish known for its unique blend of flavors and health benefits. This hearty meal is something you will not often see in hawker centre. This hearty meal features steamed rice topped with fresh vegetables, tofu, and nuts, served with a refreshing green tea based herbal paste made from green tea leaves, mint, and herbs.

PANCAKES MIN JIANG KUEH

Stall: Munchi Pancakes
Address: 18 Raffles Quay, Stall 61 Lau Pa Sat Hawker Centre, Singapore 048582
Experience a nostalgic taste of yesteryears with this stall, which serves a variety of sweet and savory pancakes known for their fluffy texture and diverse fillings. From classic options like peanuts, chocolate, and banana to unique choices like savory cheese and ham, Munchi Pancakes offers a satisfying treat for every palate.

11. Hong Lim Market & Food Centre (CBD AREA)

CHAR KWAY TEOW

Stall: Outram Park Fried Kway Teow Mee
Address: 531A Upper Cross St, #02-17, Singapore 051531
This stall serves an outrageously good char kway teow with a perfect balance of flavors and a delightful charred aroma. The fresh, chewy cockles and perfectly cooked noodles, neither too dry nor too wet, make this dish stand out. It’s a nostalgic and authentic rendition of char kway teow, distinct from the modern versions overloaded with sausages, fish cakes, and other extras.

CURRY CHICKEN NOODLES

Stall: Heng Kee Curry Chicken Bee Hoon Mee
Address: 531A Upper Cross St, #01-58, Singapore 051531
This dish is nothing short of a culinary masterpiece. The addition of potato in this delectable curry chicken noodle is the true unsung hero, complementing the chicken beautifully. It brings a satisfying depth of flavor and texture that elevates the dish to a whole new level. Paired with tender chunks of succulent chicken and perfectly cooked noodles, all enveloped in a luxuriously rich and aromatic gravy, In fact, it’s no exaggeration to say that this is one of the best curry chicken noodle dishes I’ve ever tried. Just be prepared for a long wait during peak hours. Note this is Level 1 Heng Kee Curry Chicken Noodle, not Ah Heng Curry chicken above this stall at level 2.


WANTON NOODLES

Stall: Ji Ji Wanton Noodle Specialist
Address: 531A Upper Cross St, #02-48/49, Singapore 051531
This dish comes generously loaded with char siew, leafy greens, and your choice of either fried or soup wantons. What truly stands out are the springy, chewy noodles that soak up the homemade sauce, free from any alkaline taste typical of yellow noodles. The generous amount of heavenly pork lard elevates the noodles even further. Even the accompanying soup is enhanced with goji berries, adding a touch of sweetness!

12. Toa Payoh Lorong 8 Market & Hawker Centre (CENTRAL REGION)

CENDOL

Stall: Four Seasons Cendol 01-56
Address: 210 Lor 8 Toa Payoh, #01-56, Singapore 310210
The cendol is served in a cup rather than the traditional bowl, with a generous amount of gula melaka that ensures the ice blend is full of flavor. The grass jelly adds a smooth and silky texture to the dessert. It was incredibly refreshing, especially in Singapore’s heat. For durian enthusiasts, they also offer a durian-flavored version that’s worth trying!


CHAR KWAY TEOW

Stall: Da Lao Fried White Kway Teow (#01-23)
Address: 210 Lor 8 Toa Payoh, #01-23, Singapore 310210
For excellent wok hei char kway teow, enjoy it served hot on a plate here. The cockles are large and fresh, and the bean sprouts have just the right crunch, adding texture without being too soft. Overall, the char kway teow here is superb!

HOKKEIN MEE

Stall: Original Simon Road Hokkien Mee
Address: 210 Lorong 8 Toa Payoh, #01-11, Toa Payoh Lorong 8, &, Hawker Centre, Market, 310211
This Hokkien mee is the drier version, with a generous serving. It features a good mix of yellow noodles and thinner vermicelli, unlike the smoother, thicker white bee hoon. The thin vermicelli absorbs the stock faster, making it drier. They usually offer two types of chili, so if you prefer just one, let them know in advance.

BEEF NOODLES

Stall: Shengtai Beef Noodles
Address: 210 Lor 8 Toa Payoh, #01-26, Singapore 310210
Most people visit for the soup, so I opted for the beef noodle soup with thick white bee hoon. The broth is rich in flavor, perfectly balanced, not too salty or herbal. The beef brisket and tendon are spot on, neither too soft nor tough. Overall, it’s a comforting dish. And don’t forget to try their chili, it’s a must!

13. Haig Road Market & Food Centre (CENTRAL REGION)

PUTU PIRING

Stall: Haig Road Putu Piring
Address: 14 Haig Rd, #01-07, Singapore 430014
This place sells the best  Putu Piring. The rice flour base is soft and fluffy, with just the right amount of gula melaka, and the freshly grated coconut (kelapa parut) adds a fragrant touch. It’s perfectly balanced, not too sweet. The best part is that it’s made fresh to order, so it’s served hot!



MEE REBUS

Stall: Afandi Hawa & Family Mee Rebus
Address: 14 Haig Rd, #01-21, Singapore 430014
The Mee Rebus here is served with a rich, thick gravy that’s both piping hot and delightful. Fresh green chili and crispy fried shallots add a fantastic crunch to the dish. It includes a hard boiled egg, and adding a begedil makes for a hearty, satisfying meal that’s not only delicious but also great value. Their Mee Soto is equally impressive, with a flavorful broth and tender chicken chunks.

KOLO MEE

Stall: 林玉梅 Sarawak Laksa & Kolo Mee
Address: 14 Haig Rd, #01-33, Singapore 430014
If you haven’t tried kolo mee before, the noodles resemble instant noodles in texture and are served dry. The kolo mee here is cooked to perfection with a nice, springy texture. The dish is topped with char siew, minced meat, fried onions, and crispy lard. While the minced meat is flavorful, the char siew is less impressive since it’s not prepared traditionally with the charred taste. Some garnish was added which enhance the dish, making it stand out. A bowl of soup is served on the side, though it lacks depth in flavor. If you haven’t tried Sarawak laksa, this dish is also worth to try. The fusion soup becomes very flavorful once lime is squeezed in, and it includes shredded chicken, two prawns, bean sprouts, and parsley.



14. Bendemeer Market & Food Centre (CENTRAL REGION)

CHICKEN RICE

Stall: San Xi Hainanese Chicken Rice
Address: 29 Bendemeer Rd, #01-53 Bendemeer Market & Food Centre, Singapore 330029
The presentation is quite impressive, with the rice, meat, and soup served in three separate bowls. The fragrant, fluffy chicken rice comes on a plate, while the succulent, well seasoned roasted chicken is served in another. Unlike most chicken rice stalls, they include bean sprouts with the chicken instead of cucumber. The complimentary soup features corn, carrots, chicken feet, and sometimes radish. Be sure to add their spicy chili sauce and ginger sauce!

BEEF NOODLE

Stall: 華興牛肉粉 Hwa Heng Beef Noodle
Address: 29 Bendemeer Rd, #01-86, Singapore 330029
The beef and noodle portions are generously large, with tender meat and delicious dry noodle gravy. The gravy is thick and perfectly savory, especially when mixed with their chili sauce, though the chili could be improved. The beef is flavorful and cooked just right. I opted for the dry version to enjoy the beef broth separately, as the flavor differs when noodles are added if you are ordering the soup ones. A generous amount of bean sprouts is also added as a topping.

LAKSA

Stall: Min Ji Laksa
Address: 29 Bendemeer Rd, #01-31, Bendemeer Market & Food Centre, Singapore 330029
The laksa broth is well balanced, with neither the coconut nor curry being too strong, and the consistency is just right, not too thick. It has a pleasant coconut fragrance without being overly rich or too spicy. The dish includes a generous amount of ingredients like tau pok, cockles, eggs, and shredded chicken. I especially enjoy the large, fully cooked cockles with fish cake, but I prefer my laksa without tau pok and shredded chicken for a more authentic, old school feel.

15. Upper Boon Keng Market & Food Centre (CENTRAL REGION)

MUTTON SOUP

Stall: Haji M. Abdul Rajak stall (Soup Kambing)
Address: 17 Upper Boon Keng Rd, #01-03, Singapore 380017
This is the legendary mutton soup (soup kambing) that has been around for years. I usually avoid mutton due to its strong smell, but this stall changed my mind. The soup boasts rich, robust flavors without the overpowering mutton taste. Every spoonful is packed with slow cooked goodness, with spices and herbs blending harmoniously. The thick soup and tender mutton pieces make for a satisfying, hearty meal. You can also add bread for a more filling experience. While many dip the bread into the soup, I’ve been told it’s better to soak it all in. Either way, it’s deliciously savory.

16. Blk 75 Lorong 5 Toa Payoh Food Centre (CENTRAL REGION)

CHAR KWAY TEOW

Stall: Soon Lee Fried Kway Teow (#01-09)
Address: 75 Lorong 5 Toa Payoh, Toa Payoh E, #01-09, Singapore 310075
The wok hei in this Char Kway Teow is well balanced, not overpowering. The dish features cockles and fish cake slices stir fried with a mix of kway teow and yellow noodles, along with eggs and bean sprouts. If you prefer a more traditional style, you can skip the fish cake and bean sprouts, but it’s best to request this when the stall isn’t too busy. Small bits of lard and a touch of black sauce are added to enhance the flavor. Overall, quite satisfying dish.


DRY MEE HOON KUEH

Stall: HE JIA HUAN BAN MIAN MEE HOON KWAY
Address: 75 Lor. 5 Toa Payoh, #01-14, Singapore 310075
This was my first time trying dry mee hoon kueh, and it didn’t disappoint. The handmade noodles were nearly perfect, and the dark soy sauce added a pleasant sweetness. The chili can be quite spicy, but I enjoyed the kick. The dish also included chunks of lightly marinated minced meat, spinach, and eggs. The accompanying soup was really good, though I was hoping for some pork lard and fried anchovies to be added to my mee hoon kueh. Their soup you mian and ban mian is good too


FISH BALL NOODLE

Stall: Song Kee Kway Teow Noodle Soup (#01-20)
Address: 75 Lor. 5 Toa Payoh, #01-20, Singapore 310075
This stall has been around for 30-35 years and doesn’t have a menu—probably because most of their customers are regulars. You just order the type of noodle you want and specify whether you prefer it in soup or dry. The fishballs and meatballs are handmade, making them less salty and fresher. Their handmade fish dumplings are also worth trying. While I found the dry noodle version a bit too oily for my taste, the soup version was excellent.

17. Holland Village Market & Food Centre  (CENTRAL REGION)

NASI LEMAK

Stall: 363 Katong Laksa Address: 1 Lor Mambong, #01-15, Singapore 277700 The portion of this meal is generous. I’ve never had so many peanuts and ikan bilis included in my nasi lemak before. The chicken was fresh, crispy, and piping hot, as if it had just come out of the fryer. Their chili is very tasty, with just the right amount of sweetness and a mild spice level.

CHICKEN CHOP

Stall: Chang Sheng Western Food Address: 1 Lor Mambong, #01-30, Singapore 277700 This stall serves a fantastic chicken chop at an economical price. It comes with classic sides like fries, coleslaw, baked beans, and a sunny side up egg. The chicken is nicely grilled and drizzled with a delicious blend of mushroom and black pepper sauce. It’s so good that you won’t be tempted to try other Western dishes. The pork cutlet is excellent too!

18. Newton Food Centre (CENTRAL REGION)

Newton Food Centre is one of Singapore’s most famous hawker centres, known for its lively atmosphere and a wide variety of delicious local dishes. It has even gained international attention as a must visit foodie destination. Here are three of the best foods to try at Newton Food Centre:

More Reviews can be found on Tripadvisor 


CHILLI CRAB

Stall: Alliance Seafood
Address: 500 Clemenceau Ave N, #01-27 Circus Food Centre, Singapore 229495
Chilli Crab is a quintessential best Singaporean food, and Newton Food Centre serves some of the best. The fresh, succulent crab is cooked in a rich, tangy, and slightly sweet chili sauce. The sauce is blended with tomatoes, chili, garlic, and eggs, is perfect for mopping up with fried mini mantou (buns). The crabs are usually large and meaty, ensuring a satisfying meal. This dish is a must try for anyone visiting Newton.


Satay & BBQ Chicken Wings 

*Bib Gourmand Michelin Guide*

Stall: R&B Express
Address: 500 Clemenceau Ave N, #01-76, Singapore 229495
Try the satay and chicken wings at R&B Express in Newton Food Centre for their exceptional taste and quality. The satay is perfectly grilled with a savory, slightly sweet marinade, while the chicken wings are crispy and juicy. Both dishes are beloved for their rich flavors and consistent preparation, making them standout choices in a vibrant food setting in Newton food centre


OYSTER OMELETTE (Orh Luak)

Stall: Hup Kee Fried Oyster Omelette
Address: 500 Clemenceau Ave N, Newton Circus, #01-73 Food Centre, 229495
The Oyster Omelette at Newton Food Centre is a must-try for oyster lovers. The oysters are often huge and plump, and the eggs are fried with a bit of starch, making the omelette crispy and slightly gooey. It’s usually served with a tangy chili sauce that complements the rich flavor of the oysters and eggs. The combination of crispy edges and juicy oysters makes this dish a standout.

19. Adam Road Food Centre (CENTRAL REGION)


Adam Road Food Centre, located near the Bukit Timah area in Singapore, is a small but mighty hawker centre known for its excellent selection of local dishes. It’s especially popular for its Malay and Indian Muslim cuisine.


NASI LEMAK

Stall: Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak
Address: 2 Adam Rd, #01-02 Food Centre, Singapore 289876
Selera Rasa nasi lemak is undoubtedly one of the best in Singapore that I have tried. The rice is super fragrant, served with crispy fried chicken wing, ikan bilis (anchovies), peanuts, a fried egg, and a generous dollop of sambal chili.. Every ingredient is fresh and delicious. The chicken wing is fried to perfection, crispy on the outside and juicy inside. The otah is flavourful and complements the dish wonderfully. And the sambal chilli adds a sweet and spicy kick that ties the whole dish together.


MEE SOTO & MEE REBUS 

*Bib Gourmand Michelin Guide*

Stall: Selamat Datang Warong Pak Sapari also known as Warong Pak Sapari
Address: 2 Adam Rd, #01-09, Singapore 289876
This stall serves genuine Malay soto, slow cooked with fresh herbs rather than the powdered mixes found elsewhere. Their Mee Rebus features egg noodles in a savory gravy, topped with eggs, tofu, chili, and lime, creating a well balanced flavor profile. My favorite is their Mee Soto, which boasts a flavorful, light broth with hearty yellow Hokkien noodles, perfectly balanced with sweet and spicy notes. They’re also renowned for their begedil (fried potato patties), a great addition to the Mee Soto. Overall, their portions are generous and well priced.


INDIAN ROJAK

Stall: Adam’s Indian Rojak
Address: 2 Adam Rd, #01-05, Singapore 289876
Adam’s Indian Rojak serves a delectable take on this vibrant dish. Each piece is freshly heated to order in hot oil, ensuring they stay crispy and not greasy, a quality I’ve missed at other stalls. The standout feature is the dipping sauce: thick, rich, and full of flavor, with a balanced citrusy taste that isn’t overly sweet. Overall, the rojak consistently arrives piping hot, making for a thoroughly satisfying meal.


MUTTON SOUP

Stall: Bahrakath Mutton Soup King
Address: 2 Adam Rd, #01-10 Adam Food Centre, Singapore 289876
A standout gem at Adam Road Hawker Centre is the comforting bowl of mutton soup, renowned for its rich blend of spices and depth of flavor. The broth is simmered for hours, infusing the tender mutton chunks with a fragrant shallot essence while balancing the spices perfectly. For an extra dollar, you can choose between rice or bread to soak up the savory liquid. I highly recommend opting for the ribs, bone marrow if you have not tried before. which consistently provide a superb texture and enhance the mutton experience with their tender, succulent meat.


TEH TERIK( Hot milk tea )

Stall: Thajudeen Teh Tarik
Address: 2 Adam Rd, #01 12, Singapore 289876
This delightful creamy tea has a balanced sweetness, enhanced by the unique process of pulling the tea, which creates a frothy, smooth, and satisfying beverage. The cup contains 90% teh and a 10% froth that is filled to the brim.

20. Serangoon Garden Market (NORTH EAST REGION)


KWAY CHAP

Stall: Garden Street Kway Chap
Address: 49A Serangoon Garden Way, #01-21, Singapore 555945
This stall serve really good kwap chap. Their pig intestines are cleaned thoroughly, leaving no odor and ensuring a very flavorful dish cooked to perfection. The pork belly is so tender it melts in your mouth, while the egg is silky and bouncy, cooked just right. The kway is silky and smooth, and the broth is rich with the aroma of herbs.


Duck Rice

Stall: Ah Seng Braised Duck Rice
Address: 49A Serangoon Garden Way, #01-44 Garden Market and Food Centre, Singapore 555945

This authentic braised duck rice is a standout. The duck is always perfectly cooked, tender, and flavorful all the way to the bone. They also offer a variety of complements like tongue, pork, tofu, and more, making for a truly satisfying meal. The homemade sauce is heavenly flavorful yet not overpowering.



PIG’S ORGAN SOUP

Stall: Soon Huat Pig’s Organ Soup
Address: 49A Serangoon Garden Way, #01-42 Serangoon Garden Market, Singapore 555945

This stall has thier pig’s organ soup cooked with a perfect balance of pepper, and a sweet and sour touch from the salted vegetables. The organs are well cleaned, with no unpleasant smell, and the soup is clear and flavorful. The organs are tender and fresh, while the soup achieves a great balance of saltiness and sweetness.

The braised pork trotter is also a highlight, with the meat falling off the bone and the skin melting in your mouth. The rich, savory gravy pairs beautifully with the rice and chili sauce. The chili sauce is tangy and spicy, adding a delightful kick to the dishes.

21. Sembawang Hills Food Centre (NORTH EAST REGION)



POPIAH

Stall: Ping Kee Popiah
Address: 590 Upper Thomson Rd, #01-32, Singapore 574419

This stall sells very good popiah. The ingredients are incredibly fresh, with a thin, crisp skin that complements the filling. The mix of ingredients is just right, offering a delightful balance of flavors. The addition of Chinese sausage adds a unique twist to the traditional popiah. Definitely must try.



FISH SOUP

Stall: Fu Yuan Kee Fish Soup
Address: 590 Upper Thomson Rd, #01-04, Singapore 574419

The slice fish here is outstanding, super fresh and their fried fish is also comparable to top notch fish and chips. Each order is fried fresh, ensuring it’s served hot and crisp. While the broth is average, it’s a healthy mix with bitter gourd, tomato, tofu, and seaweed.

22. Kovan Market & Food Centre (NORTH EAST REGION)


Kovan Market & Food Centre is a vibrant hawker centre in Singapore’s heartlands, offering a wide range of traditional dishes. From light bites like rojak to heartier options such as prawn mee and chicken rice, it boasts unique flavors and charm.



MEE SOTO

Stall: Hussain Muslim Food
Address: 209 Hougang St 21, #01-54, Singapore 530209
Hussain Muslim Food’s Mee Soto features a flavorful, aromatic broth with tender chicken, savory spices, and fresh herbs. The dish includes noodles and a garnish of fried shallots, cilantro, and lime. It’s a comforting, well balanced meal that offers an authentic taste of traditional Southeast Asian cuisine. The chicken served is typically wings rather than the usual chicken breast, which tends to be a bit dry for my taste.



WANTON MEE

Stall: Yi Shi Jia Wanton Mee
Address: 209 Hougang St 21, #01-57, Singapore 530209

Yi Shi Jia Wanton Mee is famous for its springy noodles that is cooked to the right texture. The dish is served with slices of char siew (roast pork), boiled wantons (dumplings), and a generous leafy greens. The noodles are tossed in a savory and slightly sweet sauce, which complements the flavor of the char siew but I wish my char siew can be more char, smokey. The wantons are tender and juicy, adding another layer of satisfaction to this classic dish.



FISH BALL NOODLES

Stall: Fa Ji Minced Meat Fishball Noodles
Address: 209 Hougang St 21, #01-05, Singapore 530209

The cooked noodles had a wonderfully springy texture, practically bouncing off my teeth with every bite. The seasoning was spot on, not too salty or sweet. The flavors of crispy pork lard, aromatic fried chili paste, black vinegar, succulent meat juices from the bak chor, and the umami from stewed shiitake mushrooms came together in a rich, flavorful sauce for the perfectly cooked noodles. The fish balls, pork balls, and sliced fish cake added extra bounciness to each mouthful. This bowl of bak chor mee is truly iconic, and it’s no wonder people flock to it and long lines form during peak hours.

23. Chomp Chomp Food Centre (NORTH EAST REGION)

Chomp Chomp Food Centre is a popular hawker destination in Serangoon Gardens, Singapore, known for its vibrant atmosphere and mouth watering local delights. The hawker centre is particularly popular in the evenings, so be prepared for a bustling atmosphere and long queues but the food is well worth the wait! Here are three of the best foods you should try at Chomp Chomp: More reviews can be found on Tripadvisor

HOKKEIN MEE (FRIED PRAWN NOODLES) *Bib Gourmand Michelin Guide* Stall: Chia Keng Hokkien Mee green plate (wetter, more gravy) or Ah Hock Fried Hokkien Mee red plate Address: 20 Kensington Park Rd, #01-02, Singapore 557269 or 20 Kensington Park Rd, #01-27, Singapore 557269 Chia Keng Hokkien Mee is known for its traditional, rich, and savory flavor with a well balanced noodle texture and a deep umami broth. They usually serve with more gravy so if you prefer something wetter, this would be for you. On the other hand, Ah Hock Fried Hokkien Mee offers a distinctive flavor profile, drier version and often with a sweeter or more aromatic touch, and a different noodle consistency. Both places have their own loyal followings, and the best choice often comes down to personal preference regarding flavor, texture, and overall dining experience.

SUGARCANE

Stall: Dinghao Sugarcane Address: 20 Kensington Park Rd, #01-16/21 Chomp Chomp Food Centre Stall 21, S 557269 Dinghao Sugarcane focuses on providing freshly pressed, high quality sugarcane juice with no additives. Its natural sweetness makes it the perfect accompaniment to dishes like Hokkien Mee or BBQ chicken wings, offering a refreshingly authentic taste that’s a must try.

SATAY *Bib Gourmand Michelin Guide* STALL: Chomp Chomp Satay Address: 20 Kensington Park Road, #01-34 Chomp Chomp Food Centre, Singapore 557269 Another entry in the Singapore Michelin Guide with a “Michelin Plate,” this spot offers flavorful skewered satay options including pork, chicken, beef, and mutton. Each serving comes with pineapple peanut sauce, cucumber, and onion. For a complete meal, you can add ketupat, a diamond shaped rice cake. The meat is juicy, well marinated, and rich, and the savory peanut sauce enhances the grilled delights, making it Singapore best food.

24. Bedok 85 (Fengshan Food Centre) (EAST REGION)



Bedok 85 (Fengshan Food Centre) is a famous hawker centre in Singapore known for its array of delicious local dishes. Here are four of the best foods you must try when you visit!

 

BAK CHOR MEE (Minced Meat Noodles)

Stall: Xing Ji Rou Cuo Mian or Seng Hiang Bak Chor Mee (side by side)
Address: Blk 85 Bedok North street 4,  #01-07, Singapore 460085 or Blk 85 Bedok North street 4,  #01-08, Singapore 460085
This dish is a local favorite, featuring springy noodles topped with minced meat, pork slices. The soup version is renowned for its rich, savory, and comforting broth. The noodles are typically cooked to perfection, offering a slightly chewy texture that pairs wonderfully with the tender minced meat. Both stalls taste quite similar in my opinion, so you can just order whichever has the shortest queue.



PORRIDGE

Stall: Chai Chee Pork Porridge
Address: 85 Bedok North Rd, #01-23, Singapore 470085
This porridge is a comforting, old school favorite, featuring generous portions of ingredients. The pork is tasty and well seasoned, while the meatballs are tender and flavorful. A food buzzer is provided, as the wait time may be a bit longer due to the long queue, but it’s definitely worth it.



BBQ STINGRAYS

Stall: Chomp Chomp BBQ
Address: 85 Bedok North Rd, #01-44, Singapore 460085
The stingray, marinated with spicy sambal chili paste, is flavorful and grilled to tender perfection. Served on a banana leaf, it gains an extra layer of fragrance. The sambal shines as the highlight of the dish its tangy, spicy profile complements the smoky stingray beautifully.



OYSTER OMELETTE (ORH LUAK)

Stall: 85 Bedok North Fried Oyster
Address: Fengshan Market and Food Centre, #1-09/10, 85 Bedok North Street 4, Singapore 460085
Featuring the plump oysters, crispy but yet slightly gooey omelette. The combination of textures, from the crunch of the fried egg to the soft, juicy oysters makes this one of the best food in Singapore so this is another must try food. Pair with the tangy chili sauce, this adds a zesty kick to each bite.

25. Changi Village Hawker Centre
(EAST REGION)


Changi Village Hawker Centre is a beloved spot in Singapore, particularly popular among locals and visitors heading to or returning from Pulau Ubin. It’s famous for its wide variety of local dishes. Here are three of the best foods to try at Changi Village Hawker Centre:



NASI LEMAK

Stall: International Muslim Food Stall Nasi Lemak or Mizzy Corner Nasi Lemak
Address: 2 Changi Village Rd, Changi Village Hawker Centre, #01-57 or 2 Changi Village Rd, Changi Village Hawker Centre, #01-26
Nasi Lemak at Changi Village is a legendary favorite among Singaporeans. This dish features aromatic rice cooked in coconut milk, accompanied by crispy fried chicken wings, fried ikan bilis (anchovies), peanuts, a fried egg, and sambal chili. The sambal, with its unique blend of sweetness, spice, and aroma, enhances the rich, creamy rice. While each stall offers its own variation, the perfect combination of flavors and textures makes it a must try dish.



GORENG PISANG (FRIED BANANA)

Stall: Million Star Fried Banana
Address: 2 Changi Village Rd, #01-49, Singapore 500002
Million Star Fried Banana is a renowned spot in Singapore famous for its crispy fried banana fritters. Ripe bananas are coated in a light, golden batter and deep fried to perfection, creating a sweet, warm, and crispy snack. Even after a new owner took over in July 2024, the stall continues to deliver consistent quality and irresistible taste, making it a favorite for a delightful treat.



CHICKEN CHOP HOR FUN

Stall: Weng Kee Original Taste Ipoh Hor Fun
Address: 2 Changi Village Rd, #01-19, Singapore 500002
A unique dish, Chicken Chop Hor Fun combines silky, flat rice noodles (hor fun) with a tender, grilled chicken chop. This meal is consistently fantastic, bringing back memories with every bite. The dish is served with a thick, savory gravy that’s both rich and flavorful, coating each noodle and piece of chicken. The contrast between the smooth hor fun and the crispy yet juicy chicken chop creates a delightful eating experience. This comforting and satisfying combination makes it a standout at Changi Village.

26. Pasar 16 @ Bedok (EAST REGION)

CHAR KWAY TEOW

Stall: Hill Street Fried Kway Teow
Address: 16 Bedok S Rd, #01-41, Singapore 460016
Can be quite a sinful dish. The ratio of the kway teow and noodle is just right. The crispy bits of lard add an irresistible depth of flavor that clings beautifully to the noodles. The clams are big, plump and juicy, perfectly complementing the noodles for a harmonious bite every time!” Just make sure you drink lots of water after this dish as you can get quite thirsty after that.



FISHBALL NOODLES

Stall: Hock Seng Choon Fishball Kway Teow Mee (#01-50)
Address: 16 Bedok S Rd, #01-50, Singapore 460016
The blend of tomato and spicy dry noodles was delicious, and the clear fishball soup was both simple and comforting. The homemade fishballs were bouncy and chewy, with just the right amount of saltiness, and the fish dumplings were excellent as well. However, even though there were five fishballs in the soup, they were quite small. It would be great if the fishballs could be larger or if an additional 1-2 fishballs could be added.

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10 THINGS TO DO IN ORCHARD ROAD: Shop like a Pro Tourist in Singapore (2024)

  1. Shopping for Luxury
  2. Shopping for Budget items
  3. Visit the Department Stores
  4. Shopping at Megastores
  5. Kids Shopping
  6. Family & Kids Entertainment
  7. Best Instagram- Worty Photo Spots
  8. Try Singapore Local Dish in Orchard Road
  9. 10 Great Restaurants You Can try in Orchard Road
  10. 4 Best Cafes in Orchard Road you can try

    – What is the best time to visit Orchard Road?
    – Can you smoke in Orchard Road?
    – How to get to Orchard Road?



A renowned tourist destination, Orchard Road is an upscale shopping area which features international department stores, malls, restaurants, coffeehouses, and innovative attractions along Singapore’s iconic shopping boulevard, offering world class fashion and cuisine.

If it’s your first time visiting Orchard Road, this guide is for you! You’ll need at least a full day to explore and shop, as Orchard Road spans about 2.5 kilometers. We’ll highlight must visit restaurants, shops, and malls, as well as the best spots for Instagram worthy photos. Most of the shops at orchard open from 10am-10pm and here are some of the malls in orchard road which are worth visiting.

  • Ion Orchard
  • Wisma Atria
  • Ngee Ann City
  • Paragon
  • Tangs Plaza
  • The Hereen
  • Orchard Gateway
  • 313@Somerset
  • The centrepoint
  • Plaza Singapura


Whether you’re seeking high end luxury brands, department stores, kids’ entertainment, or budget-friendly food options, Orchard Road malls have something to meet your needs. Here we will break down where to find these products and services for you for you so you don’t have to wonder from malls to malls in Orchard Road.



1. SHOPPING FOR LUXURY

If you are looking for high end luxury brands from designer clothes, bags to shoes, here are the few malls in orchard road you can shop at:

ION ORCHARD

Most luxury brands are located from level 1 to level 3. You would be able to find Cartier, Fendi, Dior, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Hugo, Loewe, Tiffany and Co, Tumi, Saint Laurent, Rolex and more.
Address: 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
View Ion Orchard Directory here

Ngee Ann City:

High end fashion brands can be found from level 1 to level 2. Brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Tiffany and Co, Giorgio Armani, Fendi, Celine, Chanel and more.
Address: 391A Orchard Road, Singapore 238873
View Ngee Ann City Directory here

Paragon:

Most designer brands are found on level 1 to Level 2 in this mall. You will find brands like DKNY, Givenchy, Burberry, Emporio Armani, Prada, Gucci, MCM, Zegna and more.
Address: 290 Orchard Road, Singapore 238859
View Paragon Directoryhere

2. SHOPPING FOR BUDGET ITEMS


Far East Plaza:

Known for its youthful and trendy fashion, this mall features numerous small shops offering reasonably priced items. You may also find some local souvenir shop here.
Address: 14 Scotts Road, #02-58 Far East Plaza, Singapore 228213
View Far East Plaza Driectory here

Lucky Plaza:

Don’t worry if you are planning for a budget trip. You will find reasonably priced clothing, shoes and bags at this mall. You will find plenty of street market deals and food here.
Address: 304 Orchard Road, Lucky Plaza, Singapore 238863
View Lucky Plaza Driectory here

Daiso at Ion Orchard:

With its diverse range of affordable, high quality products, from household goods and stationery to kitchenware and unique Japanese items. You will enjoy a fun shopping experience with its wide variety and value for money finds
Address: 2 Orchard Turn, #B4-47 ION Orchard, Singapore 238801
View Daiso Driectory here



3. VISIT THE DEPARTMENT STORES

If you prefer a one stop shopping destination where you can find everything from ready to wear apparel and accessories for adults and children, to yard goods, household textiles, small wares, furniture, and electrical appliances, these are the stores you must visit around Orchard road.

TANGS AT TANGS PLAZA MALL

This is a must visit for its rich heritage, offering curated fashion, beauty, homeware, and local brands in a uniquely iconic setting in Orchard road.
Address: 310 Orchard Road, Tang Plaza, Singapore 238864

ISETAN SCOTTS AT SHAW HOUSE MALL:

Known for its exceptional selection of Japanese products, including fashion, cosmetics, gourmet foods, and homeware. The store offers exclusive brands, a renowned supermarket with authentic Japanese groceries, and a gourmet deli. It’s a unique destination for anyone seeking a high quality Japanese shopping experience in Singapore.
Address: 350 Orchard Road, Shaw House, Singapore 238868

WISMA ATRIA MALL: ISETAN WISMA ATRIA:

With their contemporary offerings, featuring trendy fashion, beauty products, and a variety of Japanese goods. The mall combines modern retail with dining options, making it a stylish shopping destination on Orchard Road.
Address: 435 Orchard Road, Singapore 238877

TAKASHIMAYA AT NGEE ANN CITY MALL: 

With its extensive range of international and luxury brands, alongside premium Japanese products and exclusive items. The mall also features a renowned gourmet food hall, offering diverse culinary delights.
Address: 391 Orchard Road, Singapore 238872

METRO AT THE PARAGON MALL:

 A carefully chosen range of fashion, beauty, and home products, including both international and local brands. The store provides a premium shopping experience in a stylish, centrally located setting on Orchard Road.
Address: 290 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238859

4. SHOPPING AT MEGASTORES 

Muji at Ion Orchard Mall:

Muji at ION Orchard road is one of the largest Muji stores in Singapore, spanning approximately 1,700 square meters. This spacious store offers a wide range of Muji’s minimalist products, including home goods, clothing, stationery, and more.
Address: 2 Orchard Turn, #B4-16 ION ORCHARD, Above, Orchard MRT Station, Singapore 238801

Sephora at Ion Orchard Mall:

Sephora at ION Orchard is approximately 1,100 square meters, making it one of the largest Sephora stores in Singapore. It features an extensive selection of beauty and skincare products, including exclusive brands and limited edition items.
Address: 2 Orchard Turn, B2 – 14/15, Singapore 238801

Uniqlo at Ion Orchard Mall:

The shop is approximately 1,500 square meters. This large store offers a wide selection of the brand’s popular, stylish, and affordable clothing for men, women, and children. Known for its comfort quality material, this is probably why many Singaporean loves to wear in a sunny hot weather
Address: 2 Orchard Turn, ION Orchard, #B2-01/38 #B3-51/52, Orchard Turn, #B2 – 01 / 38 2, 238801


H&M at Orchard Building:

At around 1,200 square meters in size and span four levels. This spacious store offers a broad range of trendy and affordable clothing, accessories, and home goods for men, women, and children.   1 Grange Road#01-01 to #04-01, Orchard Building239693 Singapore
Address: 1 Grange Road, Orchard Building, Singapore 239693

Kinokuniya book store at Takashimaya Ngee Ann City:

This is one of the largest bookstores in Singapore, offering a vast selection of books, magazines, stationery, and multimedia products. If you are a book lover, you will definitely find something you like here.
Address: 391 Orchard Road, #04-20 / 20A / 20B / 20C / 21, Singapore 238872

DON DON DONKi Orchard Central:

If you plan to get some snacks, here is a place you can shop for Japanese snacks and other high quality Japanese products, including groceries, beauty items, and household goods.
Address: 181 Orchard Road, Orchard Central, #B2 01-10/30, 43 B1, #15-29/K7/K8 &, 238896

Decathlon at The CentrePoint:

If you forget your swimsuit or need affordable, comfortable sports shoes during your Singapore trip, visit Decathlon for its extensive range of sportswear and gear.
Address: 176 Orchard Road, #01-14/15/16/17, #02-07, & #02-11, The CentrePoint, Singapore 238843

Courts at the Hereen:

Visit Courts at The Heeren for a wide selection of electronics, home appliances, and furniture. It’s a great stop for finding quality products and deals during your Singapore trip.
Address: 260 Orchard Road, #01-01 01-01, Singapore 238855


Nitori at the Hereen:

Add this one stop megatore on your shopping itinerary if you are looking for stylish and affordable home furnishings. The store offers a wide range of designed décor, furniture, and household essentials to enhance your living space
Address: 260 Orchard Road 04 COURTS, Nojima The Heeren, 238855

5. FOR KIDS SHOPPING


Paragon Mall:

At Paragon Level 5, you’ll find a variety of baby and kids’ stores, including clothing shops, Toys”R”Us, and Mothercare, all conveniently located on the same floor. Kids get to enjoy some fun in the mini indoor playground, just outside mothercare too
Address: 290 Orchard Road, Singapore 238859

Takashimaya:

If you’re searching for toddler or kids’ shoes, visit the family friendly Baby & Kids Department on Level 4. They also offer fashion clothing, toys, and bags, all in a convenient and welcoming setting.
Address: 391A Orchard Road, Singapore 238873

Kinokuniya book store at Takashimaya Ngee Ann City:

You can find a wide variety of storybooks and an assortment of cute stationery here.
Address: 391 Orchard Road, #04-20 / 20A / 20B / 20C / 21, Singapore 238872

6. FOR FAMILY & KIDS ENTERTAINMENT


Timezone Orchard Xchange

Right above Orchard MRT. You can find this fun filled entertainment center for your kids, featuring arcade games, interactive activities, and exciting attractions. It’s a great place for families to enjoy quality time together before the shopping starts around Orchard road.
Address: 437 Orchard Road, B1-01 to 04/ 07 to 18/ 25 to 44, Singapore 238878
View Website for more information


X-Scap8 at Orchard Central

Head down to the largest indoor playground if your kids are into challenging games and activities. Infinity & Beyond High Elements Challenge is one of the popular physical and emotional obstacle escape you and your child may like. Note some course has age or height limits.
Address: 181 Orchard Road, #07-02 Orchard Central Singapore 238896
View Website for more information



BOUNCE Singapore at Cineleisure

A high energy activities place where your kids gets to jump and do acrobatics move at the trampoline zones, with basketball hoops where they practice slam dunks on trampolines. Challenge yourself with your kids with this exciting obstacle courses designed for agility and fun.
Address: 8 Grange Rd, #09-01 Cineleisure basement car park, Singapore 239695
View Website for more information


SkyPark at Orchard Cineleisure

Another vibrant indoor play park designed for younger children, featuring sporty activities like rock climbing and high elements. The main attraction is a multi level play structure that gamifies challenges, encouraging fun competition among participants.
Address: 8 Grange Rd, #04-04/05 Orchard Cineleisure, Singapore 239695
Opening Hours: 
View Website for more information

7. BEST INSTAGRAM WORTHY PHOTO SPOTS IN ORCHARD ROAD

ION Orchard Facade

The stunning architecture and vibrant light displays at ION Orchard create a striking backdrop, especially at night, perfect for capturing eye catching photos. So be sure to hang around orchard road till dawn for the photoshoot
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ION Sky

The observation deck on level 56 of the ION Orchard complex offers breathtaking 360 degree views of Singapore’s skyline, especially stunning during sunset or the blue hour for vibrant, colorful shots. Entry may require a minimum spend, so please check with the Concierge for more information.
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Wheelock Place

The iconic glass cone at the center of Wheelock Place is perfect for capturing modern architectural shots with a unique geometric design.
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Apple Store @ Orchard Road

Inside the store, the elegant spiral staircase provides a minimalist yet striking setting for photos, with its clean lines and contemporary design.

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8. TRY SINGAPORE LOCAL DISHES IN ORCHARD ROAD

My food republic at Basement #4-03/04 (Ion orchard Mall)

  • Laksa from East Coast Lagoon Prawn Noodle stall
  • Hokkein fried prawn noodles from Thye Hong stall
  • Nasi Padang dish from Padang Padang Indonesian Crusine stall
  • Pepper Lunch from Pepper Kitchen stall
  • Hainanese Chicken Rice from Sergeant Hainanese Chicken Rice stall

My food republic at Level #4-02 to 03 & #4-31 to 38 (Wisma Atria Mall)

  • Hainanese Chicken Rice from Fitra Hainanese Chicken Rice stall
  • Ayam Penyet & satay from Penyet & BBQ stall
  • Rojak from Rojaklicious stall

Food Village at Takashimaya basement 2 located at Ngee Ann City mall

  • Wanton Mee, Curry noodles, chicken rice and more. Curry puff & sardine puff from 1A Crispy Puff located at #B2-34 Ngee Ann City
  • Try out Singapore local ice cream style from the ice cream cart just outside Takashimaya Ngee Ann City ground level (Between The Paragon mall and Ngee Ann City). The uncle only has his stall set up typically in the noon time only.

9. 10 GREAT RESTAURANTS YOU CAN TRY IN ORCHARD ROAD

Orchard Road in Singapore is a food lover’s paradise with a variety of restaurants catering to different tastes and we simply don’t want you to miss it.

Wild Honey

  • Cuisine: All day breakfast, International
  • Location: Mandarin Gallery
  • Address: 333A Orchard Road, #03 – 01 / 02, Singapore 238897
  • Why Visit: Famous for its global all day breakfast menu, Wild Honey offers a cozy atmosphere with dishes inspired by various countries.
    View Menu here


Lawry’s The Prime Rib

  • Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
  • Location: Mandarin Gallery
  • Address: 333A Orchard Road, #04 – 01 / 31, Singapore 238897
  • Why Visit: Known for its signature roasted prime rib, this elegant steakhouse offers a classic American dining experience.
  • View Menu here

Paradise Dynasty

  • Cuisine: Chinese
  • Location: Wisma Atria
  • Address: 435 Orchard Road, #01-18 Wisma Atria, Singapore 238877
  • Why Visit: Their signature colourful xiao long bao (soup dumplings) with different flavours is a must try dish. Their La Mian noodle is worth a try too
  • View Menu here

 

Din Tai Fung

  • Cuisine: Chinese, Taiwanese
  • Location: Paragon Shopping Centre or Wisma Atria
  • Address: 290 Orchard Road, #B1 – 03, Singapore 238859 (Paragon Shopping Centre) or 435 Orchard Road, #04-00, Wisma Atria, Singapore 238877 (Wisma Atria)
  • Why Visit: Famous for its xiao long bao (soup dumplings), Din Tai Fung is a must-visit for those who love traditional Chinese flavors.
  • View Menu here

 

TWG Tea Salon & Boutique

  • Cuisine: European, Afternoon Tea
  • Location: ION Orchard
  • Address: 2 Orchard Turn, #02-20/21 ION Orchard, Singapore 238801
  • Why Visit: A luxurious tea salon where you can indulge in fine teas from around the world paired with delectable pastries and light meals.
  • View Menu
    here

Akashi Japanee Restaurant

  • Cuisine: Japanese
  • Location: Paragon Shopping Centre
  • Address: 290 Orchard Road, #B1-01/02 Paragon Shopping Centre, Singapore 238859
  • Why Visit: Akashi offers authentic Japanese cuisine, particularly known for its fresh sushi and sashimi.
  • View Menu here



 

Les Amis

  • Cuisine: French Fine Dining
  • Location: Shaw Centre
  • Address: 1 Scotts Road, #01 – 16 Shaw Centre, Singapore 228208
  • Why Visit: A Michelin-starred restaurant offering exquisite French cuisine with an extensive wine list, Les Amis is perfect for a special occasion.
  • View Menu here

 

Hai Di Lao

  • Cuisine: Chinese, Hotpot
  • Location: 313@Somerset
  • Address: 313 Orchard Road, #04-23 to 24, Singapore 238895
  • Why Visit: This popular hotpot chain is known for its high quality ingredients and exceptional service, including free snacks and even manicures while you wait.
  • View Menu here

 

Niku Kappo

  • Cuisine: Japan crusine
  • Location: Ion Orchard
  • Address: Orchard Turn, B3-23 ION Orchard, 2, Singapore 238801
  • Why Visit: Experience premium Japanese meats, expertly crafted dishes, and elegant dining in a refined atmosphere.
  • View Menu here

 

Peach Garden

  • Cuisine: Cantonese
  • Location: The Hereen
  • Address:  260 Orchard Road, #05-02 The Heeren, Singapore 238855
  • Why Visit: For Dim Sum Lover. Also famous for its roast duck, this Michelin starred restaurant from Hong Kong is a must try for fans of Cantonese cuisine.
  • View Menu here

These restaurants offer a variety of culinary experiences, making Orchard Road a fantastic destination for food enthusiasts.



10. 4 BEST CAFES IN ORCHARD ROAD YOU CAN TRY

 

PS.Cafe Palais Renaissance

Location: Palais Renaissance
Address: 390 Orchard Road, #02 – 09A, Singapore 238871

Why Visit: They offers a chic, tranquil setting with a diverse menu of comfort food, indulgent desserts, and great coffee. It’s perfect for a leisurely meal or a stylish brunch.
View Menu here


Cedric Grolet

Location: COMO Orchard

Address: 30 Bideford Road, Level 1 COMO Orchard, Singapore 229922
Why Visit: A must visit for dessert lovers seeking a luxurious and unforgettable culinary experience. Cedric Grolet’s patisserie offers world renowned pastries that blend art and flavor, featuring intricate, visually stunning creations
View Menu here


Bacha Coffee ION Orchard

Location: ION Orchard
Address: 2 Orchard Turn #01-15/16 ION Orchard Mall, Singapore 238801
Why Visit: Bacha Coffee offers a luxurious coffee experience with an extensive selection of over 200 single origin coffees from around the world. Paired with elegant pastries in a stunning Moroccan inspired setting, it’s a must visit for coffee enthusiasts and foodies alike.
View Menu here


Surrey Hills Grocer 

Location: ION Orchard
Address:  2 Orchard Turn, #05-02, Singapore 237973
Why Visit: A charming, Australian inspired café and grocer, offering fresh, farm to table produce, artisanal goods, and a cozy dining space. It’s perfect for a wholesome meal or unique grocery finds.
View Menu here

WHAT IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT ORCHARD ROAD?

Orchard Road has something to offer year round, making it a great destination any time of the month. However, if you’re hunting for better deals, the Great Singapore Sale usually takes place from June to August. In December, the street transforms with festive lights for the Christmas season. You can visit different malls to admire the Christmas tree displays, with standout decorations outside ION Mall, Paragon, and the iconic giant Christmas tree inside Ngee Ann City Mall.

CAN YOU SMOKE IN ORCHARD ROAD?

Smoking is generally prohibited along Orchard Road, as it is a designated smoke free zone. However, designated smoking areas are available and marked with yellow boxes at specific locations. Look for these signs or ask nearby establishments for guidance. To avoid fines, make sure to smoke only in these designated areas and dispose of cigarette butts properly in the designated bins.

HOW TO GET TO ORCHARD ROAD?

Travelling to Orchard road is easy as you can take Singapore public transport like SMRT train or Bus. Some hotels also offer complimentary shuttle bus such a Shangri La hotel or Novotel Singapore on Stevens. So be sure to check with the hotel you are staying with.

By Train:

Orchard MRT station (next to Ion Mall) or Somerset MRT station (next to 313@somerset Mall)

By Car/Taxi: 

Drop off point can be found in most shopping mall and hotel. Please refer to the map above

By Bus: 

Here are some bus stop that you can find around Orchard Road. Refer to the map above with the Green B

Opposite Orchard Station/ION

Google Map here
Bus number: Buses 14e, 124, 143, 167, 190, 972, 972M

Orchard Station Exit 13

Google Map here
Bus number: Buses 7, 14, 16, 16M, 36, 36B, 65, 77, 106, 111, 123, 174, 174E, 175

Royal Plaza On Scotts

Google Map here
Bus number: Buses 5, 54, 124, 143, 167, 972M

Far East Plaza

Google Map here
Bus number: Buses 5, 54, 105, 124, 132, 143, 167, 190, 190A, 518, 518A, 972, 972A, 972M

Orchard Station at Tang Plaza

Google Map here
Bus number: Buses 36, 36B, 77, 124, 143, 167, 174, 174E, 190, 190A, 518, 518A, 972, 972A, 972M

Orchard Station atLucky Plaza

Google Map here
Bus number: Buses 7, 14, 14E, 16, 16M, 65, 106, 111, 123, 175, 502, 502A

Before Cairnhill Road

Google Map here
Bus number: Buses 36, 36B, 77, 124, 143, 167, 174, 174E, 190, 190A, 518, 518A, 972, 972A, 972M

Opposite Somerset Station

Google Map here
Bus number: Buses 7, 14, 14E, 16, 16M, 65, 106, 111, 123, 175, 502, 502A


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