DURIAN MANGO SAGO WITH POMELO ---------------- S$
7
MILK STEAMED EGG WITH RED BEAN ---------------- S$
4
BLACK GLUTINOUS RICE WITH VANILLA ICE-CREAM ---------------- S$
5
HASHIMA RED DATE SOUP ---------------- S$
10
GRASS JELLY WITH PEACH ---------------- S$
4
DURIAN MANGO SAGO WITH POMELO
S$ 7
MILK STEAMED EGG WITH RED BEAN
S$ 4
BLACK GLUTINOUS RICE WITH VANILLA ICE-CREAM
S$ 5
HASHIMA RED DATE SOUP
S$ 10
GRASS JELLY WITH PEACH
S$ 4
It's a Chinese dessert restaurant. If you want to eat a special dessert after a meal, please visit and it tastes better with ice cream. ... More
It's a Chinese dessert restaurant. If you want to eat a special dessert after a meal, please visit and it tastes better with ice cream.
Blanco Court Prawn Mee is conveniently located right in the heart of the Instagram haven, Haji Lane. The shop faces the road and has a large eating ar ... More
Blanco Court Prawn Mee is conveniently located right in the heart of the Instagram haven, Haji Lane. The shop faces the road and has a large eating area. There’s even a drinks stall and other favourite, the Fried Ngoh Hiam stall within the same complex.
You can choose classic one with yellow noodles(a bowl of large prawn noodles) or kway teow, vermicelli, thick bee hoon or a mix.
The thick prawn noodle broth was dark and murky, evident of the long hours of boiling it with the prawns. The broth makes or breaks a bowl of prawn noodles, and the rich soup here was what set this prawn noodle apart.
This is a popular cafe that makes selfie coffee when you order coffee and take a picture with a cell phone given by an employee. They also sell selfie ... More
This is a popular cafe that makes selfie coffee when you order coffee and take a picture with a cell phone given by an employee. They also sell selfie tarts and various desserts.
Historically one of Singapore’s oldest urban quarters, Kampong Gelam is a neighbourhood where age-old traditions and trendy lifestyle come together i ... More
Historically one of Singapore’s oldest urban quarters, Kampong Gelam is a neighbourhood where age-old traditions and trendy lifestyle come together in a heady blend.
The word ‘kampong’ means "compound" in Malay, while 'gelam' refers to the long-leaved paperbark tree, commonly found in the area and used for boat-making, medicine and even as a seasoning for food.
The district has a history that dates back to Singapore’s colonial era, when Sir Stamford Raffles allocated the area to the Malay, Arab and Bugis communities. Since then, the area has evolved into a haunt for hip travellers and connoisseurs of culture alike.
As you explore this historic district, let the golden dome of the majestic Sultan Mosque be the landmark that guides you along its busy streets and bustling byways.
Foodies taking a stroll around the neighbourhood will find local delicacies and global dishes to feed their cravings for new flavours.
1.Formerly the royal mosque of the Sultan of Johor, Sultan Mosque’s architecture is a blend of European and Islamic elements.
2.Head to Kampong Gelam in the evening and spot the golden dome of Sultan Mosque, as seen from the arches of the iconic Sultan Gate.
3.Home to live music bars, hip fashion outlets and boutiques, Haji Lane is a great place to explore while you’re in the neighbourhood.
The sprawling Bugis Street Market – commonly referred to as ‘Bugis Village’ - is home to hundreds of shops and independent retail stalls selling touri ... More
The sprawling Bugis Street Market – commonly referred to as ‘Bugis Village’ - is home to hundreds of shops and independent retail stalls selling tourist knickknacks, fabrics, accessories, shoes, vintage items and food. Just across from Bugis MRT Station you’ll find the bazaar’s entrance, which is instantly recognisable with its iconic red exterior and signs. Enter inside the maze of avenues to explore Singapore’s largest flea market, as well as probably the cheapest. You’ll find tourist T-shirts for S$2, sunglasses for S$5 and a whole range of tasty local snacks from around S$2-5.
Arab Street is at the very heart of Singapore’s Arab community and the surrounding Kampong Glam neighbourhood. The street is packed full of great shop ... More
Arab Street is at the very heart of Singapore’s Arab community and the surrounding Kampong Glam neighbourhood. The street is packed full of great shopping opportunities. Most of the shops on this quaint little road specialise in quality fabrics, Islamic dresses, flamboyant accessories, rare crystals and gems.
Those venturing this way will also find plenty of cafes and restaurants serving some great halal food and sweet Arabian teas too. You could combine shopping on Arab Street with a trip to one of the area’s most distinct landmarks, the epic Sultan Mosque, which is at the top of the road.
Age-old tradition and trendy new haunts come together in an intoxicating blend on the colourful streets of Little India in Singapore.
More than just ... More
Age-old tradition and trendy new haunts come together in an intoxicating blend on the colourful streets of Little India in Singapore.
More than just a district steeped in history, Little India is a feast for the senses, where tradition and novel experiences intermingle in an intoxicating blend.
Formerly home to cattle herders, lime kilns and a race course, this colourful neighbourhood has evolved over the centuries into a beloved destination for locals and travellers alike.
Little India today is one of Singapore’s most vibrant districts, with a fascinating past that stretches back to the 19th century.
Serangoon Road —the historic heart of the district— was once called Soonambu Kamban (Village of Lime in Tamil) for its lime pits. Over the decades, the district evolved into an area of commerce, with rattan works, wheat-grinding sheds and pineapple factories emerging alongside cattle trade.
Haji Lane is one of Singapore’s most well-loved alternative shopping streets, specialising in boutique stores selling locally designed pieces. This sm ... More
Haji Lane is one of Singapore’s most well-loved alternative shopping streets, specialising in boutique stores selling locally designed pieces. This small lane draws in all of Singapore’s cool kids, as well as some in-know tourists wanting to spice up their shopping experience in Singapore.
The colourful and cute road, which is also famed as being one of the narrowest streets in town, lies at the heart of Kampang Glam, just a few blocks away from the central Bugis MRT station.
Haji Lane – Singapore’s original indie neighbourhood. This buzzing, all-hours enclave in eclectic Kampong Glam is peppered with cool boutiques, bars, cafes and restaurants that rank high on the hip factor – and let’s not forget the street art. It’s no wonder we keep coming back to one of our favourite ‘hoods. Here are the best food spots, shops and hidden gems in Haji Lane and around the corner in Bali Lane, Arab Street and Beach Road for more good times.
Spicy Oriental Crabmeat Pasta ---------------- S$
19
The Boss Burger
S$ 19
Garlic BBQ Beef Ribs
S$ 40
Spicy Oriental Crabmeat Pasta
S$ 19
Bringing the love of Europe in particular Amsterdam back home leading to the set-up of this only Halal European-Influence Cafe 'I am...' in town! Our ... More
Bringing the love of Europe in particular Amsterdam back home leading to the set-up of this only Halal European-Influence Cafe 'I am...' in town! Our signature dishes include charcoal-grilled juicy beef burger, satay burger (chicken & beef), Dutch 'Frites & Mayo' & range of mocktails.
Piedra Negra offers some of the best Latin American and Mexican Cuisine serving a tantalising collection of dishes.
From Tacos de Camaron to Cochini ... More
Piedra Negra offers some of the best Latin American and Mexican Cuisine serving a tantalising collection of dishes.
From Tacos de Camaron to Cochinita Pibil its extensive menu is reflective of the restaurant’s efforts to cater to every palate.
This restaurant is located at the Beach Road.
MUST TRY: Indulge in their mouth-watering dishes such as Pescado al Ajillo, Raw Fish Mexican Style, Chile Rellenos, Quesadilla Chicken, Enchilada Chicken, Burrito Chicken, Guacamole and Tortilla Chips.