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Singapore: Street Food & Night Tour with Hawker Dinner

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Duration3h 30m

GroupUp to 12

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Singapore’s flavors after dark with riverside lights and hawker stalls

You’ll wander Singapore’s lively streets after dark, sharing dishes like bak kut teh and roti prata with locals as your guide weaves in stories from the city’s past. Watch lights dance over Marina Bay, explore riverside landmarks, then finish at Lau Pa Sat for hawker classics and laughter echoing above the fans.

3h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Indulge in Ng Ah Sio Bak Kut Teh
Learn history of Singapore River commerce
Enjoy Indian cuisine at Shah Alam Restaurant
Visit the Fullerton Hotel heritage site
See Merlion Park and take photos
Hear commentary on maritime landmark
Explore Lau Pa Sat with guide and games

The Experience

"You have to try this — but don’t ask what’s inside until after," our guide grinned, sliding a steaming bowl of bak kut teh in front of me at Ng Ah Sio. The air smelled like peppery broth and rain on hot pavement. I’d barely sat down before someone at the next table started chatting about how this soup was their late-night ritual since childhood. I tried to say thank you in Mandarin — Li laughed, probably because I butchered it, but it broke the ice.

We wandered along the Singapore River after that, past old warehouses and neon-lit bars. Our guide pointed out tongkangs — those long wooden boats — and told stories about traders hauling spices here a century ago. The city felt alive but not rushed; there was this mix of incense from a nearby temple and fried dough from a stall somewhere I couldn’t see yet. At Shah Alam Restaurant, I tore off pieces of roti prata and dipped them into curry that was somehow both spicy and comforting. My shirt already had two sauce stains (should’ve worn black).

The Fullerton Hotel looked almost unreal lit up against the water — our guide said it used to be the post office, which made me imagine letters from all over landing right here. Merlion Park was packed with people taking photos; some locals were just sitting quietly watching the light show start over Marina Bay. There was something calming about it, even with all the noise around. We ended up at Lau Pa Sat where the ceiling fans barely kept up with the heat, but nobody seemed to care once plates of satay hit the table. The smoky smell stuck to my hands for hours.

I still think about that first spoonful of soup and how everyone at our table shared stories without really knowing each other’s names. That’s what stuck with me most — not just the food or sights, but how easy it felt to belong for a night in Singapore.

What’s included

Your evening includes an English-speaking local guide leading you through iconic neighborhoods, nine to ten different local foods and drinks across several stops (including dinner), plus commentary on history and culture as you walk between venues—no need to worry about ordering or finding your way back afterward.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for back problems

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