SINGAPORE
75 Tours Reviewed
Pau-making turns dinner-table skills into real art. This 2-hour private workshop in Admiralty lets you pleat your own paus and learn how halal dim sum fits Singapore’s Chinese-and-Malay food mix. I especially love that you get a hands-on session plus…
Four hours can reset your Singapore. This private airport-to-city tour strings together the big sights and a real hawker moment, so a layover feels less like wasted time and more like a starter pack. I like the straightforward route that…
Old streets, real snacks, tight timing. I like the 8–10 food tastings that keep you full without turning the day into a marathon, and I like the local guide storytelling that connects each bite to the neighborhood. One thing to…
One good meal can teach you more than a guidebook. This 6-hour food-and-heritage walk strings together Singapore’s three big ethnic neighborhoods, pairing street eats with English explanations of what you’re actually seeing and tasting. I especially like the way the…
Singapore is fun at walking pace, but better with wheels. This private bike + food day strings together the places first-timers miss, then feeds you like a local. I like the structure: you get a full morning on the bike,…
Chinatown becomes a game with real snacks. I like how this WhatsApp treasure hunt, led by fictional fortune-teller Madam Sampan, turns a normal walk into a puzzle-driven food mission with 6 tastings. One catch: it is not built for vegetarian,…
Singapore tastes better when you avoid the obvious. This off-the-menu food tour steers you away from the usual Singapore list and instead focuses on less-talked-about eats, chosen through the eyes of a local student. I like the personal, friend-style pace,…
Few cities feed you like Singapore. This private Singapore Food Tour of Chinatown & Little India is a smart way to try classic bites without turning your day into a logistics project. I like that you get five food stops…
Balancing on a kick scooter can be part of the fun. This 3.5-hour evening tour threads through Singapore’s ethnic neighborhoods, temples, and old town streets while you work up an appetite. I love how it mixes street-food tasting with quick…
Street food in Singapore is a whole culture. This small-group tour strings together two of the city’s must-eat stops, starting with hawker centre favorites like wanton noodles and fried carrot cake, then shifting to a proper sit-down hit with KEK…
Chinatown tastes better with a guide. You’ll pair major heritage sights with a focused lineup of hawker favorites, finishing at Maxwell Food Centre for 7 to 8 local tastings. I love how guides like Jason make Singapore feel personal, not…
Food plus motion is a smart way to see Singapore, and this kick scooter street-food tour hits both. You’ll glide through multiple neighborhoods in the evening, then stop for temple photo moments and real local bites that actually fill you…
Chinatown rewards slow walking and sharp eating. This private afternoon tour threads together hawker center classics and real heritage landmarks, with a guide named Rene who ties the plates you eat to the streets you walk. You’ll hit the Chinatown…
Rail trails, monuments, and hawker bites in one ride. This Singapore cycling tour starts on the Rail Corridor near the old Bukit Timah Railway Station, then rolls on Brompton folding bikes into the Civic District for story-filled photo stops and…
Your appetite sets the pace here. This Chinatown Heritage Walk & Street Food Tasting pairs an organized Chinatown stroll with 7–8 street-food and drink stops in about 150 minutes, guided in English. I love the mix of Chinatown history moments…
