Top Singapore Desserts & Sweets

This small-group tour introduces visitors to a variety of local street food and the vibrant culture and history of Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam in Singapore. The host of this tour is a fourth-generation Singapore-Chinese-Peranakan who is dedicated to sharing authentic experiences of Singapore. A fun adventure for those who want to experience traditional street food while learning about the history and culture of Singapore.

Combine Singapore’s rich culture with its cuisine on a sightseeing tour that provides a comprehensive introduction that’s ideal for first-time visitors. Exploring by bicycle eliminates the hassle of parking and allows you to cover far more attractions than you would on foot, while focusing on Singapore’s food scene with a guide means you’ll sample delicacies and visit food stalls that you may otherwise have missed.

Take a leisurely stroll & immerse yourself in the rich culture & history of the dynamic city. Dive into the bustling food courts, where the aroma of sizzling wok hei & the fragrant smoke of charcoal fill the air. You will discover that Singaporean cuisine truly celebrates the art of simplicity, where flavors take center stage, & authenticity shines through every bite. Whether it’s a fragrant bowl of laksa, a crispy plate of chicken rice, or a savory satay skewer • Visit Fuk Tai Chi Museum • Food tasting at Lau Pa Sat Food Court & Satay Street • Stroll Toward Merlion Park Via Clifford Pier and enjoy views of Fullerton Bay along the way • Enjoy the Water Light Show at Marina Bay Sands (if group could catch the time) • Exploring Singapore River with “ Fish Belly” Stories • Cross the Cavanagh Bridge • The tour concludes right at Clarke Quay

Please note: Price varies by group size. With three local cuisines to choose from—plus a welter of international fare—Singapore’s world-class street food scene can be hard to navigate. Discover it with a private guide on this comprehensive tour. Taste food and drinks from Malay, Chinese, and Indian traditions— from must-tries such as a cup of foaming “teh tarik” tea to unique dishes typical of the city such as “rojak“. As you enjoy the food, you'll stop to see highlights of the city along the way such as Kampong Glam, Little India, and Elderly Corner at Chinatown

Discover Singapore’s street food scene with a passionate local on a fully customized tour. No cookie-cutter itineraries—just a tailored culinary adventure based on your tastes. After booking, a short questionnaire helps match you with a like-minded foodie who’ll craft your unique itinerary. From Michelin-starred hawkers to hidden gems, enjoy a flexible, immersive food experience like a local.

- Enjoy a variety of delicious local Singaporean dishes at the vibrant Hawker Centers, including visits to Maxwell Food Centre, Hong Lim Food Center and Smith Street - Explore local specialties, from savory Hainanese chicken rice to Wanton Noodles - Stop by Teck Soon Medical Hall to discover traditional herbs and remedies - Immersing yourself in the lively atmosphere of Chinatown

Singapore is a very diverse place, and on this food-focused walking tour, you can sample a variety of different cuisines as you explore the Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam neighborhoods. 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 and hear stories about the local communities.

Michelin’s notoriously picky food inspectors don’t often turn their attention to street food, but when it comes to Singapore the rules are a little different. If you’re struggling to know where to eat in one of the world’s street food capitals, look no further. This small-group food tour takes in two Michelin-rated street eateries and two other famous food stalls, with a Chinatown tour and a wet market visit too.

Dine like a local on this small-group food tour of Singapore, which includes several tastings of the city's best multicultural cuisine, exploring the city’s Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Peranakan communities. Admire some of the city's most multicultural neighborhoods, traveling by local bus, while your guide provides insightful commentary and useful information you won't find on social media. Stop at hawker centers and long-established local eateries to sample authentic dishes and discover local traditions.

Tiong Bahru is a fascinating housing estate because of the unique architecture dotted with amazing wall murals that bring visitors back to the early days of Singapore. Together with the gastronomical outlets scattered in the neighbourhood, this little enclave is a delight to both locals and guests from other countries. Join us as we bring you through the stories of this quaint neighborhood where you can experience a different side of Singapore.