Price rangeS$5 entry; food from S$3
Neighborhoodeast-coast

Tip: Weekday afternoons are significantly less crowded than weekends. Bring cash; many smaller stalls do not accept cards. Singapore EXPO is on the East-West MRT line, Expo station.

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Geylang Serai Hari Raya Bazaar ★ 4.5

Free entry; food from S$3east-coast

Tip: The bazaar runs during Ramadan and peaks in the evenings after the breaking of fast. The food quality is highest at the family-operated stalls. Arrive in the early evening for the best atmosphere and longest food selection.

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Chinese New Year Food Market ★ 4.7

Free entry; food from S$3chinatown

Tip: The busiest period is the two weekends before Lunar New Year; weekday afternoons are calmer. Bak kwa from the established vendors such as Bee Cheng Hiang and Lim Chee Guan have long queues but are consistently worth the wait.

Singapore Food Festival ★ 4.5

Free to S$150 per eventchinatown

Tip: Signature ticketed events sell out in advance; monitor the STB website from July for 2026 ticket releases. Free pop-ups and market events run throughout the festival period without booking.

Geylang Serai Hari Raya Bazaar ★ 4.5

Free entry; food from S$3east-coast

Tip: The bazaar runs during Ramadan and peaks in the evenings after the breaking of fast. The food quality is highest at the family-operated stalls. Arrive in the early evening for the best atmosphere and longest food selection.

Singapore Cocktail Crossover ★ 4.4

S$20 to S$100 per eventchinatown

Tip: Follow @sgcocktailweek for the full programme announcement, typically in March-April. Book masterclasses immediately on release; the most popular sell out within hours.

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