SINGAPORE
73 Tours Reviewed
Smell spices, follow the stories. This Little India walking tour turns a neighborhood you might just pass through into a place with names, rituals, and real everyday food—starting at Tekka Centre. You get a guided route that mixes street life,…
Color comes with your dinner. This 3-hour Katong/Joo Chiat food walk is built for people who want Singapore with less tourist noise and more local routine. You follow a licensed English guide through side streets, stop for plenty of tastings,…
Singapore hawker food is a whole personality. This authentic street food walking tour drops you into Singapore’s UNESCO-listed hawker culture, with stops designed around what locals actually chase. I especially liked the partly customizable menu (spice level and dietary preferences)…
One walk at night and Singapore feels different. This guided evening blends street food, river drinks, and landmark views with time for a speakeasy stop led by guides like Ray or Grayson. You’ll also get stories behind the scenes, so…
Chinatown gets tastier with a guide. This private 3-hour walk mixes Singapore Chinatown landmarks with real food stops and guided context, including temples, markets, and even a Marina Bay design museum. You’re not squeezed into a big crowd, so questions…
Chinatown can be loud, but it’s also where Singapore’s flavors make sense. This hawker tour pairs authentic street-food tastings with local stories, from Chinatown sidewalks to nearby skyline views. You’ll finish with a surprise Secret Dish you can’t plan in…
Food walks hit different in Singapore. With guide Veronica (English and Malay skills) and a max group of five, this 3-hour morning tour mixes market history with real tasting and hands-on cooking, centered on Singapore’s street-food culture and popiah-making. I…
A few blocks in Little India can teach you how Singapore really eats. This hawker food tasting tour strings together spice-scented bites with guided stories, street art photo stops, and a clear focus on one of the city’s shaping cuisines.…
Food and history, side by side, in Singapore. This 6-hour small-group street-food walk takes you through Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam with local markets, hawker centres, and photo-backed stories of immigrant life. I love how the route is built…
Singapore at night hits different. This tour mixes old Singapore streets with the neon glow of Marina Bay Sands, then tops it with hawker dinner you can actually order confidently. I especially like the way the walk threads faith, community,…
Chinatown gets fun when the clues find you. This private, self-guided food adventure turns Singapore’s Chinatown into a puzzle trail, with WhatsApp prompts leading you to 7 heritage stops and 6 included tastings over about 3 hours. I like that…
Little India food hits different. I love how this Little India hawker street food tour turns Singapore’s Indian quarter into a walk-and-eat lesson you can actually taste, not just read about. You’ll get eight street-food tastings, including Indian Rojak and…
Chinatown and Little India taste like two passports. In roughly 3 hours, this private walk pairs 9 Singapore tastings with clear explanations of what you’re eating and why it exists in the city’s mix of cultures and faiths. You’ll also…
Three cultures, one food route, and you’ll cover a lot in 5 hours. This 3-in-1 Singapore tour strings together temples, mosques, hawker stops, and photogenic lanes with a guide who picks 9–10 dishes (including 1 alcohol drink). One heads-up: it’s…
Chinatown tastes make sense with a guide. On this private Singapore Chinatown private food tour, you get a private guide to steer you through the hawker centers and help you aim for the right dishes, like chicken rice and curry…
