Chinatown offers both dining at the restaurants and street food. Though a touristy part of Singapore, the restaurants here are reasonably priced and street food is cheap - probably because there are so many of them and competition prevents them from overcharging. A simple meal from the street stalls can cost as little as SGD5 (USD4) and with non-alcoholic drink, add an extra SGD2 (USD1.60).
Eating out here is more than just sampling the local foods (beware some are hot and spicy) but also to enjoy the lively evening atmosphere. Tourists searching for alternatives beyond the western restaurants and numerous American fast food joints, then Chinatown is the place to be. Head to the tables placed along the road in the evenings for the ultimate Singapore dining experience.
Eating out here is more than just sampling the local foods (beware some are hot and spicy) but also to enjoy the lively evening atmosphere. Tourists searching for alternatives beyond the western restaurants and numerous American fast food joints, then Chinatown is the place to be. Head to the tables placed along the road in the evenings for the ultimate Singapore dining experience.
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| Outdoor dining in Chinatown |
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| Street stalls |
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| Enjoying a meal |
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| More outdoor dining |
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