SINGAPORE STREET FOOD TOURS
Good singapore street food tours sell out weeks ahead and the small-group ones go first. Below: the 9 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste Michelin Guide hawker dishes, local favorites, and Singaporean history on a small-group Chinatown food walk.
“The Hawker Tour was the highlight of my trip to Singapore. We had the pleasure of having Lisa as our tour guide and she did an incredible job. The communication was top tier, as well as the background on the Hawker stands and location. ThRead more”
Taste nine Singaporean dishes, stroll Clarke Quay and Marina Bay, and see Singapore by night on this small-group food tour.
“A fun experience with a lot of walking. I recommend wearing your most comfortable shoes because this tour is long but the food you have along the way is worth it. You get a mix of different cultural foods that represents the diversity of Singapore. You also get to experience a lot of the urban landscape, especially along the river. Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. She gave us a great background on the history of Singapore and how it impacted the cultural cuisines. I advised taking a nap beforehand and coming hungry because you will have good food and need to be energized for the walk.”
Explore Singapore’s Chinatown, Kampong Glam, and Little India through hawker food, local stories, public transit, and a small-group guide.
“Gerry was the best guide for our street food tour through Singapore. Very well prepared, knowledgeable and local friendly to all the local restaurants owners and well respected by many patrons. Highly recommended this tour.”
Explore Singapore through 10-plus local dishes, hawker centers, cultural districts, public buses, and expert food stories on this six-hour tour.
“Pamela was an EXCELLENT tour guide - highly knowledgeable, but, importantly, super easy to talk to! 100% recommend!”
Review of Singapore’s 3.5-hour night food walk, with hawker tastings, riverfront sights, local stories, price advice, and practical tips.
“It was a great tour with a lots of information about life in Singapore. It is a brilliant idea everyone to have a wireless earphone (provided by the tour) so we could hear Heng, our tour guide in the noise of the city even if we stopped for a picture while the group went on so we didn't have to run and stay around him to hear everything. 5* for that on it's own! Heng was brilliant, he really tried hard to make it a memorable tour and shared his local knowledge. And we actually used it the next day, so made our stay in Singapore easier. We stopped 3…”
Taste Singapore’s best hawker dishes, skip long queues, and explore Chinatown with a local guide on this friendly three-hour food tour.
“We thought the tour was a fantastic experience and took us to see places we would never have found on our own. The food was excellent, the organisation great. The guide was very thoughtful and went beyond the required - his knowledge of Singapore and its people was amazing - we would definitely go on another tour if time permitted.”
A practical review of Singapore’s private street food tour, with hawker tastings, local guides, custom menus, pricing, and useful booking tips.
“We had a wonderful guide named Jon. He was very knowledgeable, pleasant, and thoughtful. He brought us to Michelin food hawkers stalls Every thing was delicious! Ask for Jon. He was the best!”
Explore Singapore’s Chinatown hawker food scene on a private 2.5-hour tour with five tastings, local stories, flexible times, and dietary help.
“Our guide was really interesting, combining food and history. All the dishes were delicious. Thank you!”
Review of Singapore’s Chinatown Hawker Food Tasting Tour, with eight local dishes, cultural stories, practical details, price, and booking advice.
“Excellent tour,both an educational experience on the history of Chinatown and indulging in the Local coffee, toast, cakes and of course the Hawker food. Corliss is the best guide!!! Very knowledgeable and informative and efficient. Going around with her and engaging her own personal history was a cultural experience.”
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