SINGAPORE
73 Tours Reviewed
Street food and history, rolled into one walk. I love how this tour pairs 9 local tastings with the human stories behind each neighborhood, not just a list of dishes. My other favorite: the stops land you at real hawker…
Food tastes better on a bicycle. This Katong food-and-bike tour strings together at least 8 local dishes with colorful two-story shophouses you’ll want to photograph again and again. You’re also in the right place for Peranakan stories and a practical…
Katong tastes like Singapore’s second story. On this Katong Evening Food Tour, you follow the flavors of a Peranakan-leaning neighborhood on the east coast, with culture explained through what you’re eating. What I like most is the small-group feel, which…
Chinatown food tastes better when someone explains why. This tour combines storytelling on immigrant streets with stops that actually match what you want to eat, including Maxwell Food Centre. The main thing to consider is that you’ll be eating at…
Chinatown comes with shortcuts and stories. This UNESCO Hawker Culture tour threads temples and shophouses into a practical food walk, so you’re not stuck guessing what to order at busy hawker centres. I like that the licensed local guide does…
Singapore street food feels like a maze. This tour turns it into a plan, with Chinatown history plus Michelin-rated hawker-style stops and a wet market visit. I love the small group size (max 8) because it makes the guide’s explanations…
A first Singapore food walk should start here. This half-day, max-10-person route strings together Little India, Kampong Glam, and Chinatown with temple and mosque landmarks plus 9 to 10 tastings across three cultural food traditions. I especially like how guides…
Chinatown teaches Singapore fast. This private walking food tour keeps you focused on hawker centre street food and the religious mix behind it, with a private guide who shapes the pace. I like how the route mixes tasting with real…
Bike, bites, and three cultures in four hours. This Downtown Singapore tour links Chinatown and Kampong Glam with Little India, using a bike so you cover more ground than a walking-only day. You also get a local guide to turn…
Three cultures. Nine snacks. One great walk. This private food trek is interesting because you get a local guide and 9 included tastings across Kampong Glam, Little India, and Chinatown, not just random stops. I like that the route is…
Your first bite in Chinatown tells a story. This 3-hour walking food tour takes you through iconic streets and hawker centers with a licensed guide and 8 included tastings, plus history you can actually picture. I like that the tour…
Chinatown smells like dinner. This private guided tour strings together Singapore classics into a true afternoon meal, with stops built around five dish tastings and a relaxed local pace. One thing to keep in mind: it can be a lot…
Singapore hawkers, but with a plan. I love how this private, customized format keeps you moving at your pace while still packing in real Chinatown flavor. You also get two things I’m always chasing in food tours: a local host…
Hawker food, tailored to your taste. This personalized Singapore street food tour uses a short questionnaire to shape your day around what you like, then walks you through hawker centers for 6-8 tastings. I like the human touch here. Guides…
Small streets, big flavors in Singapore. This walking food tour turns Katong/Joo Chiat and Geylang Serai into a full-on taste mission, with at least 9 different dishes across Malay, Indian, and Chinese food. You’ll walk past shophouses and neighborhood markets…
