Chinatown Food Street is a vibrant and bustling dining enclave in the heart of Singapore's historic Chinatown. A blend of rich cultural heritage and enticing flavors, this street captures the essence of Singapore's diverse culinary landscape. It evolved from the street hawker culture that was prevalent in the early days of Singapore. Initially, it was a place where Chinese immigrants would set up makeshift stalls to sell affordable food from their homeland. Over time, these stalls became a foundation of the local food scene, with each generation adding their own touch to traditional recipes. Today, Chinatown Food Street is a revamped and pedestrianized area where food lovers can enjoy an array of local delicacies under the cooling shelter of a high-tech glass canopy, making it possible to savor these treats rain or shine.
Famous for their savory Chicken Rice. Non-Veg
Known for their signature Chilli Crab. Non-Veg
A hawker centre famous for various local delights, including Laksa from its numerous stalls. Non-Veg
Offering a culinary sanctuary with vegetarian cuisine, famous for their Roti Prata. Veg
A food center well-known for a myriad of local food options, including the Hainanese Chicken Rice at Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice stall. Non-Veg