If you are missing India too much when in Singapore then this is the place you need to visit. You can experience authentic food, attire, culture, music, people, etc by going to Little India Arcade. It is at the heart of Singapore where real and old Singapore lives. it's owned by the Hindu endowments board.

A popular place with the locals and Indian residents / tourists etc. There are plenty of stores selling all kinds of Indian products, fashion accessories, apparel, etc. It’s not exactly a place I would visit often but once in a while during Indian festivities as the atmosphere is really eclectic and festive.

BLS India is on level #14. Take the lift from this entrance right next to OCBC and UOB ATM. Full of CCTV camera and Audio equipment shops. Well managed during COVID19

Great location for exploring Little India in Singapore, as the name suggests! But a great little boutique hotel for good prices perhaps with the slight omission of that personal service.

A beautiful Indian community in Singapore where you can buy all varieties of fresh fruits garland of different colours and Indian Ayurvedic medicines, cuisine and clothings .

So, let me tell you about my trip to Little India in Singapore. It was quite an adventure! This neighborhood is like a slice of India right in the heart of Singapore. The services there were pretty decent. Shopkeepers were friendly and eager to help. The whole area was alive with the sounds of traditional music and the enticing aroma of spices in the air. It really felt like I was transported to India. One thing they could improve on is having more information in English. It would help tourists like me understand the significance of the various places and customs better. For those planning to visit, I'd suggest going during the daytime. That's when you can truly appreciate the intricate architecture and try some delicious local food. Check the weather, dress comfortably, and make sure you have some cash handy for street food and shopping. In a nutshell, Little India in Singapore is a cultural gem worth exploring. With a bit more English information, it would be even more enjoyable for tourists. So, if you're in Singapore, don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Little India.

A bustling shopping area hidden in the heart of Singapore’s Indian district, the Little India Arcade is the place to go for authentic Indian food, music and fashion. A popular place with the locals and Indian residents / tourists etc. There are plenty of stores selling all kinds of Indian products, fashion accessories, apparel, etc. It’s not exactly a place I would visit often but once in a while during Indian festivities as the atmosphere is really eclectic and festive.

A little India in the heart of Singapore. A lot of Indian shops here almost for everything. You can have everything here from fruits, vegetables to gold ornaments. Very crowded place. In festive season, atmosphere is very energetic. You can also buy Indian sweets here as this market contains two to three shops offering Indian sweets. If you are looking for agarbatti or pooja related thing, you can find that very easily in this market.

This place gives you indian vibes in singapore. Very good area

Cosmo location with culmination of Indian stores located in the middle of Little India shows how diverse can Singapore be in terms of its residents. You can find several Indian stores starting from textile to cultural items. You can walk past this and it would make you feel you are already in India. You can find shining Gold from may Tamilian Jewellers and you can visit mustafa center here also. Must visit.

A nice old place of interest in Singapore. This used to be an area where Indians were located during the British colonial days. There are many small stalls that sells clothing, souvenir gifts and is a very enjoyable walk. I have included many other shops around the area to give you a feel of your place so called Little India.

Beautiful shopHouse and it surroundings and friendly staffs

Lovely shops selling Indian sweets ,imitation jewellery and clothes.

Very Interesting !!!

Good place

Best lkace for indian sweets flowers mall...

Very very clean and neat, happy to visit.

Been here before Diwali..great decorations, nice ambience..overall makes for great place to visit diwali..whole little india lit up for the festival .. There are many shops and eatery available as per liking..great place to visit..n shopping is not that costly here...

Good to see and feel India in Singapore, especially the feeling of Chennai, so many gold jewellery shops and pure veg south indian restaurants. Very good temple. Very close to Mustafa centre to do your purchases which is quite reasonable. Only one star less as the cleaning of public facilities is not as good as rest of Singapore

Nice place to shop during weekend day.

Lovely market worth a visit it's so different to what we have in European countries. People were very polite.Beautiful temple

Little India Arcade shines brilliantly during Diwali! The festive lighting and decorations are absolutely mesmerizing—a must-visit during this celebration. Be sure to allocate extra time for parking, as it can get busy. The vibrant atmosphere and cultural charm make it an unforgettable experience every time!

An Indian community in Singapore where you enjoy Indian food and culture. There are souvenirs of traditional style.

The Little India Arcade is an absolute treasure trove of colors, scents, and cultural richness. Stepping into this bustling enclave feels like a journey into the heart of India itself. The shops lining the narrow lanes offer an incredible array of authentic Indian goods, from intricate textiles and stunning jewelry to aromatic spices and flavorful cuisine. The vibrant ambiance, adorned with lively music and the aroma of delicious food, is an experience that truly immerses you in the essence of Indian culture. The warmth and hospitality of the shopkeepers add an extra layer of charm to this already enchanting place. A must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the true spirit of India right in the heart of Singapore!

A culmination of Indian stores located in the middle of Little India shows how diverse can Singapore be in terms of its residents. You can find several Indian stores starting from textile to cultural items. You can walk past this and it would make you feel you are already in India. A great place to visit

A nice place to explore on the outside but something different from the usual Singapore experience. The stores were nice but the food court appeared gross and unhygienic. Do it once then you can say you've been and don't have to go again.

People are out... Good.

Visited this neighbourhood back in March before the lockdown. This little bit of India in Singapore is filled with Hindu temples and South Asian eateries. If eating South Asian food is your thing, then you can't go wrong here. In my personal opinion, there really wasn’t that much to see except for the Former House of Tan Teng Niah.

This is a fascinating area to wander around. Well worth a visit but give yourself plenty of time to explore and experience the full range of stalls.

Colourful, atmospheric and crowded with every type of Indian garment shop. Fascinating hawker stalls on ground floor offering every Asian snack and meal at budget traveller prices

Fun to visit, but your basic tourist trap. Buy your tourist presents in the shopping center on the other side of the road.

Six month ago there was one souvenir shop beside the other. Now six month later the face of Little India has changed completely. All new shops and all sell Gold Jewellery. Amazing how fast big areas can change there face if people are determined!

Nice sweet shop inside

As the name suggest this place give you feel that you are in india only This place is dominated by indians especially south Indian community and have similar shops back in india You have gold shops typical indian saree shops, tenples and hotels

Nice to visit

Want to feel indian culture in singapore visit this place

Came here for a pongal celebration... it was refreshing... simple arrangement but still itz a nice one

Fantastic

(Translated by Google) Nothing to see. Indian rural market feel. There aren't many people, so it's scary to get a girl alone (Original) 볼게 많이없음. 인도 시골 시장 느낌남. 사람도 많이 없어서 여자 혼자 갓는데 무서움

Awesome place

(Translated by Google) I feel Indian like I am in Singapore! (Original) シンガポールに居ながら、インドの気分！

Entrance have North Indian sweet shop and their Samosa and RASMALAI are the best in singapore Little india area.

Ok

Place of luxuries.. abundance shopping spree

Looking for drinks and food

1 of the best place to do groceries at Fairprice because there is no crowd. Even during circuit breaker there were hardly any people

A good place for food and henna art and also sweet shops

there is a quiet icecream Parlour tugged away in this arcade, food haven for those looking for a stylish cafe with great ambience to hang out at

(Translated by Google) For the information, who knows / who has a shop selling Indian clothes in Singapore, I really need, please don't be bullied (Original) Kk infonya dong yg tau/yg punya wa toko jual baju india di singapore,saya sangat butuh,mohon jangan dibully ya kk

Best place to go...

Very interesting place. Must visit. You can find hard working Indian community.

(Translated by Google) Indians are as powerful as Chinese! (Original) インドの人も中国の人並みにパワーある！

Favarate place

Little India

Very good place

Shopping Mall

Filthy

Not too much clean

My house car park

Amazing

Good place

India people and foods

Very busy during weekends

So mny choices of food..plenty of table and chairs

Found the place very crowded even on weekdays. A hub of Indians. You can purchase Indian things from there. But I think the same stuffs can be bought from outside for a cheaper rate

A Great Walk.through

Very interesting sector of Singapore, the indian food served in this area is amazing...i suggest you go hungry! Very clean and safe environment, it is a must when visiting this city. 100% recommend✅?

It's just amazing... Must visit

Good place in Singapore...... little India like really India......

I will never recommend any one to visit this place. If you order a set of briyani meal, there will be hidden costs to pay for the request of the gravy! It will not come together as a part of the said meal. Besides, the service is extremely poor and yet, a customer is liable to pay an unreasonable service charge. The food prices are exorbitant and the quantity and quality are compromised. It is not worth visiting this place.

Was told. Famous dessert shop. Tasted. For me.. Sweet like a sugar. But still acceptable.

Handy merchants, end up paying more on seasonal items. Plan buy on non Hindu festivals. Afternoon is a good time for easy buy experience. All items are price negotiable. Ask for better quotes !!

A very colourful area of Singapore that is, like Chinatown, always busy/bustling! There are plenty of shops/jewellers, eateries, etc, but look out for the colourful buildings and murals and especially the temples. Very photogenic in places - probably more so than Chinatown, the River or Marina Bay. Well worth seeing - a highlight.

This arcade is great because it's just full of different Indian shops. From food to tailoring you can get just about everything you want within the arcade. It's easy to walk and it's always quite busy so be prepared and enjoy yourself

Good place to observe all the Indians with their distinctive behaviour. Hahahahaha

Awesome Indian sweet collection. But always too many pigeons are flying in and out, so bit concerned about cleanliness.

Interesting places ,for explore

Little India heritage building

Love eating biryani and roti prata

Fantastic

Only the mithai shop is worth it

Very crowded! But not a very good idea to go on weekend.

Good

Nice Sweets

Very colourful and attractive...love looking at the jeweleries

Nice

So many India

Ok

Good indian food.

Not so crowded

Not much of comments

(Translated by Google) Your kio Ave1 (Original) Ang mo kio Ave1

(Translated by Google) deyyy (Original) deyyy

(Translated by Google) Fun, unfortunately there are still many shops closed (Original) Menyenangkan, sayang masih banyak toko tutup

Fun place

Intetesting place where to spend some time exploring the small stores, you can sell or buy jewellery of course mostly Indian style. Also rich in species, convenient stores... Also nice homer center wjere to tey a big diversity of meals for very affordable price. Direct access from Lttle India MRT and very near Rochor MRT

Excellent 👌

Bright and beautiful ,Little India was bright vibrant and had great variety of shops and indian restaurants. Great indian food if you are a fan The markets were good

Nice place...

(Translated by Google) Jalan2 (Original) Jalan2

You will get every thing here

Many things to buy

Visit Moghul Sweets for the thus far the best Besan Ladoo n Mothichoor Ladoo!!

Ok

love the colors and vibe of this place!!!!

Famous sweets

Good.multi shopping center and variety food center.i call it"little India walk"

The shop 02-13 in Little India Arcade has a very rude owner. The products are extremely pricey and basic etiquette is absolutely missing from the main guys. Especially during festive times when travelling back home is difficult they should be respectful at the least.

A must visit place during Deepavali in singapore. This place is very vibrant, colourful and full of history. Best place to buy crackers, diya, flowers and colours for Rangoli.

Best mobile shop

Place to buy Indian taste things

Went there with my wife to get her facial, while I savoured some awesome laddus and barfis. With Jothi Store just a stone's throw away, one can get their Indian provisions easily. Bustling atmosphere and colorful views makes it a place to be at.

Buzzing place with sweet shops, art crafts, clothes, ATM and more. It is just opposite Tekka Market. This is an almost 100yrs old iconic shophouses. It is accessible from MRT and opp bus stop. It has the popular Moghul sweets shop.

The Traditional market street with Indian culture.

soaked myself with Deepavali mood..that's what i loved in our multiracial country regardless of race language or religions..♡

One of the oldest malls in little India probably in need of major renovation and it has lost its charm the entry and the exit points are very complicated and sometimes quite crowded the only reason I go there is to buy samosas and GJs from the sweet shop ....other than that I find it quite a boring place

Easy to find food. Experience culture and religion. Good place for locals and tourists to explore one of the diversities of Singapore

Good place to pick up fresh fruits and vegetables, spices, household things and best part is that the street is a walk only street .. India Heritage Center is at the end of the street as well..

My favourite sweet stall. Ganesh sweets. They sell very nice home made yogurt and laddu. Price is affordable too.

Walk along this row of old building although it is furnished, it still reminds me of early days shop houses along Serangoon Road.

Walking around during the streets during Deepavali 2022 was amazing. So many food options to choose from and nothing disappointed

A Place To Visit If You Would Like To Learn More About The Singaporean Indian Heritage And A Place Filled With Many Stores That Sell A Variety Of Food

Little india is a heart of Indians, very traditional, cultural think you can get here

Beautiful place. Can feel Indians life and food

Around the area of Little India is a haven for photographers. Old shophouses are beautiful and Indian culture is rich on this area,. Around the area is colourful and no doubt that these places are almost packed with tourists every single day and night.

This is the entry you see after you cross the complex busy road in the evening and you see a lot of jewellery shops lined up along with food joints mostly Tamil style

Good shopping place for Indians settled in Singapore. Almost all the shops sell items consumed by Indians. Also, speciality and popular restaurants serving Indian/South Indian food.

The place is full of crowd but you can buy all in want in one place

It felt like it's name, it feels like home in here, you can find everything here including Indian food groceries that too at a cheaper price, Highly suggest checking out their bars after 7PM even dance Bar are available here 😁😁