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1. The Award-Winning PRIVATE Food Tour: 10 Tastings of 3 Cultures

2. Singapore Street Food Tour with a Local: A Feast for Foodies 100% Personalized

3. Singapore Private Food and Culture Tour

4. Small-Group Food Tour With Hawker Center: Eat Like A Local

5. Singapore Walking Food Tour With Secret Food Tours

6. 3 Ethnic Neighborhoods & UNESCO Street Food / Cultural Experience

7. Singapore Chinatown Private Food Tour

8. Singapore Street Food Tour

9. Michelin Premium Food Tour with Hawker Centre & Chinatown Tour

10. A Taste of Singapore: Hawker Center Private Customized Food Tour

11. Singapore's Chinatown "Off The Beaten Track" Foodie Tour

12. Tastes of Chinatown

13. Private Cultural and Historical Singapore Food Tour with Local Hawker Centre

14. Drinks & Bites in Singapore Private Tour

15. Vegetarian Culinary Adventure in Singapore

16. Katong Walking Food Tour

17. Singapore's Food and Wet Market Adventures

18. The Katong Private Food Tour

19. Private Singapore Food Tour of Chinatown & Little India

20. The Chinatown Private Food Tour

21. Eat Pray Love - Singapore Food Tour With A Difference

22. Singapore Private Foodie Experience Guided Tour with 5 dishes

23. The Hawker Private Food Tour

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Singabites - Explore Singapore Through A Heritage Food Trail

Leave the guidebook behind and come eat the way locals do., experience our food heritage through a food tour in singapore, join us on a guided food tour of singapore. on a heritage food trail, you will be exposed to different cultures through a variety of dishes. the best way to truly indulge in local culture is through its different cuisines., meet the people, hear the stories., chefs, hawkers, producers and farmers., welcome to singabites food tours. singapore’s best food tour company. our mission is to showcase singapore’s real food culture. we want to give you an authentic food experience that you’ll remember for years. our small team of local food experts are ready to guide you around some of our favourite eating spots. you’ll learn about our unique history and way of life. trying dishes that mean so much to us and meeting some of our favourite hero hawkers. we’re looking forward to eating with you all soon..

SHIOK CHINATOWN TOUR

$150 sgd per person (includes all food, soft drinks) Highlights

• Visit the lesser known streets of Chinatown
• Learn about Singapore’s different Chinese communities and the food they love
• 10 different tastings
• Learn how to navigate our hawker centres and wet markets

SUNSET STREET EATS OF KATONG

$150 sgd Per Person (includes all food and soft drinks) Highlights

• Escape the city and explore Singapore’s Peranakan enclave
• 10 different tastings from Peranakan, Indonesian, Malay, Indian and Chinese.
• Visit our famous colourful shophouses
• Try our Michelin recognised Katong Laksa

LUNCH WITH THE LOCALS

$150 sgd per person (includes all food and soft drinks) Highlights

• Explore 2 different areas in 1 tour (Little India and Kampong Glam)
• 10 different tastings representing the Indian and Malay communities
• Special hands on, interactive element
• Perfect for guests looking to experience the most culture and food on 1 tour.

ARTSAN EXPERIENCE

$200 sgd per person (includes all food and soft drinks) Highlights

• Immersive hands on experiences throughout the tour
• Meet chefs and hawkers and learn their tips and tricks
• Perfect for team bonding, education groups and special occasions
• Advanced booking a must

Why you should book direct with Singabites.

1. local guides who know the ins and outs of singapore’s street food trends., our team are always pounding the streets keeping upto date with what’s what in singapore’s street food scene. we change our tours accordingly to make sure you are always getting the best., 2. we specialise in food tours. it’s what we know and love., all of our time and work at singabites is put into food tours and making them rock. we let other companies worry about the other stuff, giving you the confidence to know that you are with the best., 3. direct bookings can enter the private singabites facebook group where you’ll get the best local knowledge., there’s nothing better than local knowledge. our private facebook page is jammed packed with posts that will save you time and money. you can also directly message us at any time and we’ll help you out with any questions you may have., 4. our tight relationship with our vendors means you hear their stories and get to meet the real food heroes of singapore and not just eat their food. , our vendors are not just partners but have become friends over the years. if you want to get closer to the action and enjoy a true local experience, look no further., 5. we are the go to food tour for brands such as w hotel, marina bay sands, google, marks and spencer, hbo and more., we are honoured to be trusted by high end brand names as well as some of the more exclusive travel companies. we are constantly striving to give each and every guest a tour they will love., 6. 100% secure payments, 24 hour free cancellation and group discounts available., we understand that now more than ever you need peace of mind when booking. we offer free cancellation anytime upto 24 hours before the tour start. easy and secure payments. groups of 4 and more receive discounts. contact us [email protected] and ask for more details..

Here at Singabites we believe the best way to really get to know our island home is through our food. Singapore is a foodie’s paradise and we want to share all the hidden gems that we know and love with you. Our food trail will bring you to some of the must-try eateries in Singapore so that you can experience the vibrant food culture we have here.

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The best tours in Singapore

Discover a different side of Singapore with one of these guided tours, which will unveil the hidden marvels in the city’s diverse neighbourhoods and surrounding islands.

While there is a slew of iconic landmarks like the Supertrees and Marina Bay Sands that every visitor should see when they visit Singapore, the city harbours a lesser-known side waiting to be explored. For those seeking off-the-beaten path experiences, these unique tour offerings, led by passionate guides who know the city inside out, provide the perfect opportunity to forge a connection to Singapore and its charming neighbourhoods and history.

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1.  A Journey Across the Heartland

For a truly local experience, this four-hour tour will take you to a side of Singapore that is not commonly found in travel guides – the neighbourhoods where locals reside and spend a large part of their time engaging in an array of activities. This down-to-earth expedition begins in the local hood of Ang Mo Kio where you will explore  bird singing, a little-known hobby that originated in the kampong (Malay for village) era. Thereafter, you will be led to a hawker centre where you will get to enjoy coffee and snacks like a local. The local exploration rounds up with a visit to the wet market where locals frequent for fresh produce.

For the second leg of this expedition, you will be taken to another neighbourhood – Toa Payoh, to see the famous “Tree Shrine” which the locals have been praying to for years. Finally, the tour concludes with a visit to a HDB show flat to learn more about the country’s HDB public housing programme.  Prices start from $105 per person.

2.  Everyday Secrets of Singapore Public Housing

This tour offers a fascinating glimpse into Singapore’s public housing, known as HDB estates. With more than 1 million flats spread across 24 towns and three estates, HDB flats make up an integral part of the city-state’s urban landscape. In fact, over 80% of Singapore’s resident population calls HDB flats home. This two-hour tour, covers three different types of public housing estates where you will get to see the evolution of HDB estate architecture over the years and learn the role it plays in Singapore’s multiculturalism. 

At Everton – an estate with some of the earliest examples  of public housing – you will get to try local coffee or tea and explore traditional stores that have stood the test of time.. The tour continues at Cantonment Estate, where a local guide will explain how public housing evolved through the years. The last stop is at one of the latest public housing projects in Singapore, Pinnacle @ Duxton, featuring a distinct and modern architectural style. Comprising seven 50-storey buildings, this development has earned the status as the world’s tallest public residential building. Along the way, you will also get to visit local markets and admire vibrant street art that showcases the culture and history of Singapore.  Prices start from $100 per person.

3.  Let’s Go Kelong by Let’s Go Tour

For those seeking a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city, this kelong tour offers the perfect opportunity to discover a different side of Singapore. Explore the city’s Northeastern waters on a catamaran and be greeted with an abundance of nature and mangrove swamps. During this three-hour idyllic boat tour, you will get fascinating insight into the sea channels and hear stories about Sembawang beach, the Orang Laut at Seletar Island and the neighbouring port of Pasir Gudang. Visitors will also get to explore Pulau Ubin,  the only inhabited island out of Singapore’s 63 islands, and the surrounding islands. A particularly enjoyable part of the tour is the segment on  sustainable fish farming, how it works and its challenges. The experience rounds up with a visit to a kelong restaurant, where visitors will get to experience life on a floating fish farm.  Prices start from $135 per person.

4.  Seadog Kayak Sailing Tour: Jungle Book

Water sports enthusiasts and adventure seekers will want to bookmark this unique tour experience which combines kayaking and sailing in one. The first of its kind in Singapore, this kayak sailing tour will take participants from mainland Singapore to the island of Pulau Ubin. Experience the thrills of navigating your way through a lush mangrove forest, home to a variety of wildlife including otters, monitor lizards and wild boars. 

On this tour, you will be using kayaks that come with a sail and pedals, and depending on the wind conditions, you might get to use the sail a lot more if the wind picks up. If there is no wind, the kayak can still be powered by legs – you’ll just have to work a little harder. After a scenic and idyllic day out, your guide will take you to one of the traditional seaside houses in Ubin for a local seafood meal prepared with the freshest catch of the day like barramundi and mussels.  Prices start from $189 per person.

5.  Sentosa Naturalist Night Adventure

There is plenty to see and do in Singapore even when night falls, like discovering nocturnal wildlife on Sentosa island. Learn all about the city’s terrestrial ecosystem during this one-and-a-half hour tour, offering an insightful introduction to a slew of creatures like fruit bats, owls, forest ants, roosting birds, bugs, different species of frogs, snakes, scorpions and plenty more. Perfect for all ages, this nature walk in the dark promises plenty of fascinating discoveries. Participants are advised to dress comfortably with covered shoes.  Prices start from $87 per person.

6.  Signature Chinatown Walk

When you think of Chinatown, what comes to mind? If it’s nothing much,  then you may want to consider going on this three-hour Chinatown walking tour. And what’s best is that it’s completely free. Chinatown is known for many things – the Sri Mariamman Temple, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, its very own Street Market, Red Dot Design Museum, Thian Hock Keng Temple, and more. Its history also outlives most of us, dating all the way back to 1822 when Sir Stamford Raffles allocated the area as the Chinese Campong – Singapore’s first Chinese Settlement. Expect not just the tourist classics, but also an in-depth local food tour and a glimpse into how  locals live in the area as you explore the path less travelled. If you would like to customise your own tour, visit their alternative website here .

7.  Picturing Places of Colonial Singapore

Exploring Singapore is like a never-ending treasure hunt – there's always something new to uncover, whether you're a local or a curious tourist. Discover our country’s history through its iconic landmarks, architecture, and fascinating collections of public art on this walking tour that happens every Thursday. The walk commences at Singapore’s oldest Hokkien Chinese temple, and pit stops at several recognisable sites such as the Civic District, Chinatown, Marina Bay, and National Gallery of Singapore. Also, not forgetting cultural sites from the Singapore River to the oldest Chinese temple.

8.  Traditional Chinese Pastries Tour

Yes, we’re all familiar with our local mouthwatering traditional bing , such as pineapple tarts, sesame paste pastries, soft peanut candies, and more. This tour takes you beyond the surface of these traditional pastries facilitated by Gin Thye, one of Singapore’s pioneering bakers when it comes to these goodies. Witness how these bakes are handmade and find out more about the cultural significance of traditional pastries during Chinese festive seasons and weddings. On top of that, try your hands at the pastry making workshop and get a chance to devour it after at the tasting session accompanied with complimentary Chinese tea. And if that share isn’t enough for you, you get to take home some more indulgences at a discounted price.

9.  Ducktours

The first stop for tourists in Singapore, Duck & Hippo offers a variety of tours to suit various kinds of travellers and budgets. It runs the popular hop-on-hop-off bus that operates in the day and night. There are even guided walking tours of key Singapore neighbourhoods like Chinatown, Marina Bay and Little India. The most fun, though, is had on the Duck Tour. The land and sea vehicle takes you on a city tour of the Civic District before the ‘duck’ splashes into the water for a harbour tour. All tours are equipped with knowledgeable tour guides and transfers from a number of city bus tops.

10.  Wok 'n' Stroll

Run by passionate foodie and long-time expat, Karni Tomer, Wok ‘n’ Stroll runs immersive and interactive food tours to Singapore’s best food enclaves, hawker centres, wet markets and more. She calls herself a ‘food explorer’ and attendees get the chance to explore off the beaten track Singapore. Sample Peranakan and Vietnamese food from Joo Chiat or go on an art and food tour around Little India and Tekka Market. Prices average at $110 for a three-hour tour inclusive of food. Karni also willingly customises tours to accommodate vegetarians, vegans and other dietary needs.

11.  The Long and Winding Road

Even for born and bred Singaporeans, attending one of heritage blogger, Jerome Lim ’s guided tours for the Singapore Land Authority is an eye-opening journey. His tours take you to heritage state properties and lesser-known neighbourhoods you can't access otherwise. Learn about unseen places like Admiralty House, View Road Hospital and Old Changi Hospital – his tours are peppered with trivia, anecdotes and stories of an era gone by. Previous tours include those for the   Singapore Heritage Festival ,  and for future tour dates, keep an eye on his  and Singapore Land Authority 's social media channels .

12.  National Gallery Singapore

The best way to navigate the exhibits of The National Gallery and get the most out of the experience is to go on one of its daily guided tours. It  runs 20 free tours a day – these are hour-long tours in both English and Mandarin. There are also separate daily ticketed tours, one which explores the history and architecture of the former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings.

13.  Asian Civilisations Museum

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One of Singapore's largest and most impressive museums, the Asian Civilisations Museum has seven galleries showcasing more than 2,000 artefacts from the civilisations of China, South-East Asia, South Asia and West Asia. The first floor of galleries charts the story of trade across the region, while the second floor presents systems of faith and belief and the third features materials and design used in Chinese ceramics from the Han to the Qing dynasty. T here are free, volunteer-run daily guided tours of its permanent galleries in English, Mandarin, Japanese, French, Spanish and Korean.

14.  Betel Box Tours

Run by the Betel Box Hostel, these guys are tour veterans and their most informative tour is unsurprisingly the Joo Chiat and Katong Food Walk – the hostel is located on Joo Chiat Road. Most of their walking tours are centered around food and here is where you do adventurous stuff like try frog leg porridge, have a durian feast and try over 30 dishes within 4 hours. Prices are kept affordable at approximately $60 to $100 per tour, all food included.

15.  The Original Singapore Walks

The guys who run these know Singapore and its ins and outs. Guides include a military historian and those who have been in the heritage education business for years. It’s the easiest tour to join – look at the schedule on their website and simply turn up at the designated meeting point. There are tours every day of the week (except Sundays and Public Holidays) and prices are an affordable $40 onwards. Their most informative tour is the Changi WWII tour that takes you on an anecdotal journey around Changi Prison, the temporary exhibition of the Changi Chapel and Museum, and the Kranji War Cemetery. It’s not all walking, for attractions that are greater distances away you'll be driven there on a bus. 

16.  Segway Tours

This tour is as much about the sights as it is about the way you see them – on a super cool Segway. No prior riding experience is needed as your guide gives you a brief training session on how to ride the electric, self-balancing device. The Sentosa Segway Tour is a fun way to explore the picturesque island for two and a half hours or you could do shorter 30 and 60-minute rides around Siloso and Palawan beaches.

17.  Jane's Tours

These are guided tours for culture heads, history buffs and those who like to dig a little deeper. Jane Iyer and her team are a wealth of information on Singapore’s multicultural landscape and her tours take you inside Singapore’s iconic heritage black and white homes, historically significant military bases, pre-war shophouses and eclectic neighbourhoods. Learn about communities like the Armenians, Eurasians and Jews and discover parts of Singapore even seasoned locals don't know about. She can also tailor makes bespoke tours based on your interests.

18.  Airbnb Experiences

Aside from being a rental home booking platform, Airbnb also offers personal and quirky city tours. Boasting over 5000 Experiences across 60 destinations, its growing selection for Singapore include eating and living like a local, and exploring the last kampong or village on the island . Kimchi Workshop & Dine in Experience is hosted by Yoonsun, who will teach participants how to make kimchi. Attendees will also get to savour scrumptious Korean dishes after the workshop.

19.  Biking Singapore

For those who like to cover more ground than your two feet can allow, choose to tour Singapore on a bicycle. You can choose to bike around Singapore by day or night – all you need to do is show up at the designated time and space. Cycling routes, bicycles, helmets, child seats and GoPros are all provided and prices begin at $95. We recommend the Pulau Ubin Cycling tour which is a great way to explore the idyllic island off Singapore.

20.  Night City Tour

Watch the city go by under a blanket of stars on board an open-top double-decker bus. Starting at Suntec City, the bus journeys down towards Marina Bay, Chinatown Food Street for local fare, Gardens by the Bay for the light show, Bugis Street for tropical fruits and souvenirs at a steal, Orchard Road for a scenic drive down the prime shopping belt, before wrapping up at Clarke Quay where the night is truly alive. The tours starts from $62 per person.

21.  Let's Go Bike Night Tours

Put your helmets on – you’re about to see the city on two wheels. Whether you prefer the bicycle or e-scooter, this alternative night tour lets you meander through spaces tour busses can’t fit into. It’s a great opportunity to see modern skyscrapers and preserved old buildings, as well as life after dark in Singapore, up close and personal. You don’t have to worry about gear either – the guided tour comes with a bike, helmet, water and lights, all from $65.

22.  Singapore River Cruise

View the city from the calming waters of the Singapore River. Bumboats have been shuttling down the river for decades. And you can have a taste of this historic experience onboard environmentally-friendly electric boats. The 40-minute experience sails through Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Marina Bay, and is priced from $29 per person.

23.  Gourmet Bus Dinner Tours

Starting from $97 for dinner, cruise past the likes of the Singapore Flyer, Merlion Park and Chinatown at night with Michelin Bib Gourmand listed local dishes like claypot yong tau foo and fried rice on board an air-conditioned double-decker bus. Take a break and get some fresh air at Gardens by the Bay before returning to the bus for dessert.

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On our Secret Food Tour: Singapore you’ll see and eat the best the city has to offer. Walk through gardens, shopping malls, skyscrapers, and its hawker centers; covered markets where you can find amazing food of all kinds. We'll visit a local market, teach you about the surrounding architecture, and show you the hidden gems where locals eat that you won't find in any guidebooks.

At the end of your tour, you'll have sampled some of Singapore's most delicious dishes and gained a better understanding of our culture and history.

Quality drinks will be served at some stops, however if you would like more, a thoughtfully curated Upgraded Drinks Package , is available.

• First, we'll take you to a small shop to try Singapore's most famous dish: bak kwa, a salty-sweet dried pork.
• You'll then go on to visit a traditional Singaporean coffee shop to taste your choice of local milk tea or coffee, served with a slice of kaya toast.
• We'll make our way to a covered market called a "hawker center," where you'll explore the variety of foods available and sample the best bites.
• After, we'll visit the lovely Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, as we head to a street food experience and savor Oyster cake, Indian prata with curry sauce, and Singapore fried prawn noodles.
• As with all our tours, there's our delicious Secret Dish.
• Upgrade from a can to a large bottle of local beer
• Coconut water from a freshly opened coconut
• Sugar cane juice

* Please note: the itinerary and menu is subject to change, based on the locations' availability, weather, and other circumstances.

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• Popiah Oyster cake
• Chicken Rice
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• Prata or thosai
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• For more drinks see upgrade above

Due to the nature of creating a well balanced and thoughtful gastronomy experience, many of our tours are unable to accommodate certain dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to booking your tour to see if we are able to accommodate your dietary needs.

You cannot come to Singapore and leave without visiting Chinatown!

This area is a must-see because every street is full of history. Your local guide will tell you the stories behind the famous and colourful shophouses. After that, you'll visit the covered market known as a "hawker center" where you'll discover a variety of food and, of course, enjoy some of the best local bites.

Secret Food Tours Singapore

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That is very easy! Go to our "Book Now" page, where we detail our tours. Select your tour and the time of your tour and book it! Are you looking for something special or are you organizing an event? Just email us at Group & Private Tours and we will do our best to arrange something that suits you. After your booking is made, we will send you an automatic e-mail confirmation. If you have any questions before booking, feel free to contact us via email

*Please note if you are using a special promo code then enter it in the "Voucher Code" section before you select the amount of tickets you would like to purchase*

All the delicious food and drinks mentioned above, but if you want more alcohol (and who doesn't?) We offer a upgraded drinks package that gives you 3 drinks.

You can find the meeting spot here and if it's not clear you can always contact us.

Our tour starts at 9:30 a.m. and ends at the same place! Please meet your local guide outside the metro station called "Chinatown", Exit A. Look for the orange umbrella. Your guide will be waiting for you in front of the shop called "Bee Cheng Hiang" next to the metro exit.If you need any route/directions advice, feel free to ask your guide at the end of the tour. »»CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS««

The meeting place at ChinaTown MRT Exit A is also the place of ending the tour.

If you want a vegetarian food tour you need to contact us to book a private tour and tell us about your diet, our normal tour is not suitable for vegetarians but we can create a vegetarian tour for you but only on demand and in advance. Unfortunately this tour is not gluten free. Feel free to email us at [email protected] before booking.

Children are quite welcome and it's free for any child 2 years or under. We can give them drinks other than alcoholic and you are free to enjoy the tour with your entire family of all ages.

This is not a problem. We will give you water instead! Just inform our guide before the tour starts.

We give enough food to all our customers. Trust us, you will not need to go to any restaurant after the Food tour!

Our tours are often sold out very quickly. If the date you requested is not available, please do not hesitate to email us and we can see if there is anything we can do. We cannot promise but we will try our best to sort something out for you.

To join our Food Tour, you must wear comfortable shoes. The route is not too difficult and there are no hills or stairs. If you walk slowly, then our guide will walk slowly as well. We will be able to sit in some of the venues! We highly recommend comfortable shoes such as sneakers and to avoid flip flop as streets in Singapore are very slippery!

We take 10 people max. If you are more than 10 people, please do not hesitate to email us and will try to see if we can accommodate.

You do not have to print your voucher. A confirmation on your phone will be fine!

All of our vouchers expire one year from the date of purchase.

Our guide will take care of everything. Should you wish to try something special, please inform our guide and they will do their best to make you happy.

The food and drink we buy is top-quality, fresh and local!

Unfortunately, the weather is unpredictable in Singapore. Bring an umbrella and we will try to be more indoors than out. We do not issue refunds as per our terms and conditions. We also inform you that we never cancel a booking even if we have only 2 people! However we do reserve the right to cancel the tour if we feel the weather is extreme, and we cannot run the tour due to this for more info see our Terms and Conditions: https://www.secretfoodtours.com/terms-and-conditions/

You must book directly on our website. We do not accept cash payments. Our online payment is safe, secured and SSL protected.

The booking fee that you have to pay is up to our ticket provider and we can't change it. All our clients need to pay for it upon booking. The booking fee charged contributes to the cost of the ticketing system to provide an excellent service to our customers.

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1-day food tour in Singapore

Authentic flavours, culinary insights and a whole lotta feasting await you, with our 1-day guide to Singapore’s food paradise.

One of Singapore’s most famous hawker centres, Lau Pa Sat boasts a smorgasbord of delightful hawker fare and idiosyncratic architecture.

The charming enclave of Little India is a great place for foodies and their families to explore diverse South Asian flavours.

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SMALL-GROUP:

Michelin & local hawker food tour.

Singapore is a melting pot of flavours and on this food-focused walking tour, you can sample a variety of delicious dishes from the local communities in Chinatown. Follow your tour guide through the streets and learn about the history, culture, and heritage of Singapore and discover where the locals like to eat. Get in-depth insights into each dish that you sample (from Michelin guide hawkers and popular food stalls) and hear stories about the local communities. Aimed to satiate discerning taste buds, this food tour is a definite for all adventurous foodies! An absolute delightful way to travel and eat like a local for the day!

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Ethnic Tour

Discover Singapore's history, culture and food through Chinatown

Hawker Stories

Hear amazing tales about our hawkers & what is Singapore's hawker culture

Ethnic Food Tasting

Try delicious local dishes from popular hawker stalls, including Michelin-Bib

Participate in engaging trivia and fun facts with our guide

Live like a local

Mingle with the local crowd and learn how to travel and eat like one

What's Included

- Guided Hawker Food & Cultural Tour - English-speaking Tour Guide - 9 to 10 Local Hawker Food & Drinks *Please note that the tour features hawker food items recommended by Michelin Guide or Bib Gourmand (not Michelin Star).

Tour Details

Date & Time:

Monday to Saturday (9:30am)​

Meeting Point:

Chinatown MRT Exit E (Street Level outside Starbucks)

3 Hrs 30 Min

HEAR WHAT OUR

Customers say, perfect introduction if you are new to singapore.

We had an amazing time on our walking tour with Mr. Bas who was very informative, friendly and helpful! We visited Michelin Bib Gourmand hawkers and food stalls that were really popular with locals, that showcased a great variety of flavors and traditional heritage foods of Singapore! By the end of the tour, we were stuffed! We also stop for traditional Singaporean coffee, Mr. Bas shared with us and explained how to order the various options in Singapore so we could handle it on our own with no problems. Highly recommended this small group food experience!

SINGAPORE STREET FOOD & NIGHT TOUR