Best places: Markets in Singapore

Historic destination with 5 neighborhoods featuring old temples, eateries, street shopping & more.

Colorful Chinese shophouses selling Asian street food & souvenirs under shaded canopies.

Busy market with stalls selling Singaporean dishes including wonton soup, laksa & fried noodles.

Mixed-use market building established in 1915 and located in this building since 1982.

👍👍 The passage of time has brought about many changes to this hawker centre but one thing for sure, you will always have a memorable meal at the end of the day. I attribute my visits to trips to the nearby supper places, hiring a domestic worker or eating at Beauty World Food Centre. The Korean food a...

😐 Please avoid this newly opened Japanese Korean food stall at level 3. See the photo below 👇 think twice if you wanna order. Their Japanese ramen is a joke and bento set chicken very dry.

👍 There’s a famous Nasi Lemak stall at a corner and another chinese version which is equally nice. My favourite Chong Pang satay stall that sells nice satay and bbq chicken wings. If you like Hokkein mee, there’s a stall diagonal opposite to the satay stall, which is very nice. And there’s a stall sel...

👍👍 This is my favourite market in Singapore! My mother loves the fresh mee (egg noodles) and tofu sold in one of the market stalls. There are two food courts side-by-side so you will be spoilt for choice! There are POSB ATMs and a POSB branch there. There are also OCBC ATMs and a OCBC branch near Giant...

👍👍 the popular Toa payoh west food centre. Another beloved option among the area’s residents is Kim Keat Palm Food Centre, which boasts a plethora of stalls selling the likes of noodle, velvety chee cheong fun and various refreshing desserts.

😠 Vary bad don't have market only one shop all things vary hi price so many workers living this dormitory no have SBS bus service don't have any option and also so many things missing. Singapore number one bad dormitory 😥😥😥😥😥

👍👍 Replacing the Jurong West market after a fire razed it in 2016, the new Jurong Central Plaza has been designed as an Active Ageing Hub (AAH), providing day rehabilitation services for seniors. Part of the revitalisation of Jurong Central Neighbourhood Centre, it consolidates the open spaces with th...

👍👍 We can buy everything here. Eg. Vegetables. Meat. Seafood. Household and many kind of goods.

😐 A small neighborhood shopping center with small wet market and fair price supermarket.