15 Night Markets in Singapore That Are A Shopaholic’s Paradise
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Singapore Night Markets

Chinatown Street Market, Lucky Plaza, Bugis Street Market, Little India Arcade, Haji Lane, Arab Street, So Galem Market and many more.

Exploring the vibrant cityscape of Singapore becomes even more enticing with the diverse array of Night Markets. Singapore tour packages ensure that visitors get a firsthand experience of the vivacity and unique charm these markets have to offer. From 24-hour plazas to late-night eateries, the city unfolds a plethora of shopping options. These Night Markets in Singapore showcase a wide range of products, including art and craft, food, entertainment, apparel, accessories, shoes, and electronics.

They also cater to every budget and if you literally have no money, they still have options for you. The city has totally free markets too, from where you can pick up everything you need or get haircuts done for free!

If you are not into shopping, you can still venture into these colorful bazaars to get a glimpse into the rich culture and history of Singapore as mostly all of them carry remnants of the past or pointers of the multicultural and multiethnic ambiance of this vibrant city. You can visit the art galleries of Holland Village, observe the old architecture at Arab Street or devour some tasty local and international food at Little India Arcade to make the most of these markets in Singapore

Here are some of the best night markets in Singapore: 

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Chinatown Street Market

Chinatown Street Market is one of the most famous night food markets in Singapore which is frequented by both tourists and locals. The stalls and shops in the market are spread across several streets which include Pagoda Street, Trengganu Street, Sago Street, Smith Street, and Temple Street.

The aesthetic of the market, the sights, and the smells will remind you of authentic Chinese markets and wares and goods sold here will also live up to the name.

Highlights: 
If you are looking for some delicious Chinese food or traditional silk clothing, then this is the place to be. With hundreds of stalls and shops, you will be spoilt for choice. The market also sells homeware, technology, handicrafts, and souvenirs.

Location: 
Pagoda Street and Trengganu Street, Singapore 050005, Singapore

Timings: Monday to Tuesday:
 9:30 AM - 8:00 PM

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Bugis Street Market

Bugis Street Market is easily the most well-known night markets in Singapore, so much so, that several other markets by the same name have cropped up at other parts of the city. The Bugis Street Market enjoyed equal if not more fame from the 1950s to the 1980s, when it was home to enthralling nightlife where transvestites and transsexuals ruled the night streets.

Today, the market is known for very different reasons and the modern Burgis Market is a shopper’s paradise in Singapore

Highlights: 
Today, Bugis Street hosts a large shopping complex and is also the largest street-shopping destination in the country, where you can sample some delicious food and buy everything from clothes, jewelry, souvenirs to music.

Location: 
3 New Bugis Street, Singapore 188867

Timings: Monday to Sunday: 11 AM - 10 PM

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Tekka Centre

The original Tekka market dates as far back as 1915 and was relocated to its present site only in 1982. The new market was built in the form of a multi-use complex which comprises of a wet market, food centre and several other stalls.

This is one of those night markets in Singapore which reflects the truly multicultural heart of the place. Here, you can spot Chinese stallholders speaking fluent Tamil, shops selling Indian wares, vegetarian meals, Malay food and much more.

Highlights: 
You can visit the singapore night market if you want to buy or sample varying cuisines in the same place. You can also buy Indian apparel, Taoist and Buddhist paraphernalia or you can get your clothes altered within minutes, by the many talented local tailors.

Location: 
The northern corner of Bukit Timah Road and Serangoon Road, Little India, Singapore

Timings: 
Monday to Sunday: 6:30 AM - 9:00 PM

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Little India Arcade

If you want to get a taste of India while traveling through Singapore, then this is the place to be. Situated at the heart of the Indian district in Singapore, this is an indoor market set up in a 1920s building.

The market itself was set up in the year 1995 is mainly made up of small traders who deal with authentic Indian goods.

Highlights: 
Little India Arcade is a Singapore food night market which is known for its authentic Indian food, fashion, and music stalls. You can sample some delicious Indian street food, curries or buy wholesome ingredients to start cooking your very own India food. Also, the market has traditional Indian apparel, and footwear shops to buy some colorful Indian outfits.

Location: 
48 Serangoon Rd, #02-07, Singapore 217959

Timings: Monday to Sunday: 
9:00 AM - 10:00 PM

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Lucky Plaza

Lucky Plaza is another shopping center to explore in the night in Singapore, which is located in Orchard in Singapore. It was built on the site of Champion Motors which displayed branded automobiles. After the motor shops left, the plaza was opened and it was one of the most successful in Singapore at one point in time.

Built-in 1978, this 30-storey building was used for both commercial and residential purposes and is still seen as a vertical bazaar that sells a plethora of goods.

Highlights: 
At Lucky Plaza, you can shop for electronics, perfumes, cosmetics, shoes, and sports goods. A food court in the basement offers local food at cheap prices in case you get hungry while shopping. There are other fast-food chains throughout the plaza like McDonald’s, Pizza Hut, Jollibee’s, etc.

Location: 
304 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238863

Timings: 
Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

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Haji Lane

The Haji Ali lane dates back to the 1800s when it was filled with the shophouses of Haji. Pilgrims on their way to Hajj broke their journeys here and worked as hawkers to save for the rest of their journey. By the 1960s-70s, this area was a refuge for poor Malay families and by the end of the 70s, the lane was dead and empty.

Today, it is a vibrant street to explore in singapore night once again which is frequented by young residents for the independent fashion boutiques and Middle Eastern cafes.

Highlights: 
You can sample some delicious Middle-Eastern food as you sit in one of the many stylish cafes or go shopping for designer apparel in the independent boutiques.

Location: 
Haji Lane, Downtown Area, Singapore

Timings:
Monday to Sunday: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM

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Arab Street

Arab Street is one of the oldest night markets in Singapore which is also a creative hub, perhaps one of the first. Arab Street refers to a whole area that stretches from Bussorah Street, Haji, and Bali Lanes and Muscat Street.

At the heart of this area is the Masjid Sultan Mosque which dates back more than 200 years. The bright and colorful market attracts both locals and tourists of all ages.

Highlights: 
When at Arab Street, you can buy both traditional and modern wares including hand-knotted Persian rugs, brightly colored fabrics and textiles, aromatic Arab teas and also indie boutiques, street arts, restored shop-houses and more. It has many cafes which offer a variety of food and drinks for you to sample.

Location: 
Singapore 199745, Singapore

Timings: 
Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

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So Galem Market

So Galem Market can be described as a vibrant flea market in Singapore to explore in night which puts on display some of the most eccentric arts and crafts of the place. The market is made up of pop-up stores that keep changing with time, giving the market a dynamic feel.

Apart from shopping for goods, you can also enjoy delicious food and drinks.

Highlights: 
The highlight of this Singapore night market is a plethora of homemade and handmade goods which include beauty products, flowers, henna, candles and much more. Street food and drink stalls also dot the entire area and you can also partake in fun traditional Kampong games like spinning tops and five stones, making it a complete shopping destination.

Location: 
385 Beach Rd., Singapore

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Holland Village

Holland Village dates back to the early 1900s and was established by Singapore’s Dutch community. It was once home to the British Army personnel and their families and the landscape was dotted by colonial estates on huge plantations and nurseries. And Holland Village is the best night markets in Singapore.

The European influence on its architecture can still be seen in the low-rise buildings and quaint shophouses. Holland Village is a hub for local artists, musicians, and entrepreneurs and is known for its contemporary cafes, restaurants and lifestyle outlets.

Highlights: 
When at the Holland Village, you can visit the Thambi Magazine Store or take a stroll along with the Chip Bee gardens or view the several modern art galleries, local cafes, homegrown retail outlets and more. You can also indulge in some delicious local food served in the area.

Location: 
Holland Avenue Lorong Liput, Lorong Mambong, Singapore 278967, Singapore

Timings: 
Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 12:00 AM

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Far East Plaza

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Located at the heart of Orchard Road shopping belt, Far East Plaza is a night markets in Singapore which is situated inside a shopping centre. It has more than 600 shops which house inexpensive clothes brands, eateries and accessories shops which attract young crowds because of their pocket-friendly nature.

It also has many tattoo studios, a youth scape centre, and many serviced apartments.

Highlights: 
When at the Far East Plaza you can buy clothes that range between $5 to $15 also including dresses. There are options for buying inexpensive footwear and accessories and also many local eateries and fast-food chains to make a food halt while you shop.

Location: 
14 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228213

Timings: 
Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

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Singapore Really Really Free Market

Singapore Really Really Free Market (SRRFM) is a night market in Singapore, based on the concept of environmentally and socially responsible shopping and therefore when in this market, you don’t need to carry a wallet, only a generous heart, and a healthy conscience.

Every year, hundreds of participants from across the island come to the market, giving out goods and services for free.

Highlights: 
When at this Singapore night market, you can take a pick from new clothes, home-baked food, books and even worms for composting. You can also avail free services like massages,  haircuts, tarot card reading, yoga lessons and much more and all this without shelling out any money. 

Location: 120A Prinsep Street, Singapore 187937

Time:
 Monday to Sunday: 2pm to 6pm

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The Market of Artists and Designers

If you want to discover one of the most local night markets in Singapore, then MAAD or Market of Artists and Designers is the place to be. You can discover local makers, artists, designers, and craftsmen offering original pieces of craft, jewelry, accessories, artwork, and quirky gift items.

Here, you can not only buy stuff but also get an opportunity to interact with the local artists.

Highlights: 
You can buy ceramics, literature, accessories, and jewelry at the market apart from fine art pieces. Do not forget to carry cash as a majority of these shops accept only cash.

Location: 
1 Marina Blvd, Singapore 018940

Timings: Monday to Sunday: 
10:00 AM - 8:00 PM

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Katong Square Lifestyle and Vintage Market

Katong Square Lifestyle and Vintage Market is considered the one truly vintage night markets in Singapore and for good reason. The market pops up every month with some old and some new stalls, always reinventing itself for both the residents and travellers alike.

The most well-known regular pop-ups include The Retro Factory, Memory Lane and The Great Vinyl Exchange. Entertainment can also be found plenty in this market in the form of a magician, old school DJs, and the local band Street Cricket.

Highlights: 
When in Katong Square, you can lay your hands on some retro haute couture, vinyl, Art Deco pieces and much more.

Location: 
Katong Square

Timings: Monday to Sunday:
 7:30 AM - 12:00 AM

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Mustafa Centre

In Singapore, shopping never stops and the Mustafa Centre is proof of the same which is one of the best night markets in Singapore. This is a 24-hour shopping mall located in the cultural district of Little India. The idea of Mustafa Centre sprouted in the year 1971 and has since expanded into a fully functioning shopping complex which deals in budget goods.

Mustafa Centre sells over 300,000 items and provides services like foreign exchange and travel arrangements.This market is one of the best night market Singapore

Highlights: 
When at the Mustafa Centre, you can buy retail jewelry, household appliances, books, footwear, watches, toys, clothing and much more. You can also enjoy scrumptious Asian food at the rooftop restaurant, Kebabs n Curries, which opens from 5:00 PM to 2:00 AM, every day.

Location: 
145 Syed Alwi Rd, Singapore 207704

Timings: Monday to Sunday: Open
 24-hours

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City Plaza

City Plaza is another shopping mall in Singapore to explore in Singapore night. which is filled with knick-knacks for you to buy. Although its outer appearance can be misleading, on the inside it is filled with shops selling all kinds of wares. City Plaza is one of the best night markets in Singapore

You can buy clothes, shoes, accessories and much more.

Highlights: 
The highlight of City Plaza has to be Refresh which is a physical Carousell store. Here, you can sell your old clothes and earn some cash by giving a small rental fee. They take in your clothes, tag them and display them and you also get to decide how much you want to sell your things for. You can bring in up to 100 pieces of apparel in a week!

Location: 
810 Geylang Road Singapore 409286

Timings: 
Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM

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  1. Which are the best things to buy from the Singapore night markets ?

    1. Orchid Perfumes: The national flower of Singapore, Orchids are used to make amazingly tempting perfumes. These orchid infused perfumes for men and women have exquisite aromas and come under many popular names like Orchids by the Bay, One degree North, and Aranda. This is the best things that you can buy from Singapore night market.

    2. Bak-Kwa: 
    Bak-kwa is one of the best edible souvenirs to purchase in Singapore. Also known as BBQ sliced meat, Bak-Kwa is marinated and grilled over charcoal. Bak-Kwa happens to be a very popular local snack amongst Singaporeans.

    3. Kaya Spread: 
    The authentic Kaya Toast happens to be a traditional breakfast of the Singaporeans. The Kaya spread pleases every tourist owing to its exquisite taste. Kaya is made from eggs, sugar, pandan leaves, and coconut milk and is used as a spread in breads and toppings in cakes and desserts.

    4. Miniature Merlion Souvenirs: 
    The iconic symbol of Singapore, Merlion happens to be a peculiar creature with its upper body resembling a lion and lower body resembling a mermaid. You can find a number of souvenirs like key chains, bottle openers, and fridge magnets with miniature merlion.

    5. Asian Artefacts: 
    Asian Artefacts like antique vases and pottery are one of the most loved souvenirs to purchase from night markets in Singapore. You can purchase the best quality Asian artefacts from Chinatown, Holland Village, and Tanglin Shopping Centre.

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  2. Which are the best Singapore night markets to go with kids?

    1. Chinatown Street Market: This well-known night market offers you the authenticity of China in its outlook and the things that are sold here. This night market of Singapore is quite huge and is spread across numerous streets like Sago Street, Pagoda Street, Temple Street, etc. and sells interesting souvenirs.

    2. Bugis Street Market: Well-known night market since the 1950s, the Bugis Street Market offers a wide range of things. It includes delicious food, trendy apparel, unique souvenirs, and some intriguing music.  

    3. Arab Street: One of the longest-running night markets, Arab Street, is brightly lit and encompasses the Masjid Sultan Mosque. You can find hand-weaved Persian rugs, Arab teas, and various street arts here that will fascinate your kid greatly.

    4. Little India Arcade: This market gives you a taste of India right in Singapore. You can experience Indian food, music, apparel, and artifacts that are authentic and true to the diversified cultural roots of India.

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  3. Which are the best markets in Singapore?

    1. Chinatown Market: Flaunting colorful decorations, tempting aromas, and bright lights, Chinatown Market lies just a short walk away from the downtown area. One of the most famous night markets in Singapore, this place lets you shop for traditional clothing, cheap souvenirs, and delicious food.

    2. So Gelam Market: Held on the last weekend of every month, So Gelam Market is a vibrant Singaporean flea market. This market offers food and drinks stalls and sells knick-knacks like art prints, candles, and homemade beauty products.

    3. Katong Square Lifestyle and Vintage Market: Lying in the Peranakan neighbourhood of Katong, Katong Square Lifestyle and Vintage Market offers vintage items including vinyl records, haute couture, vintage jewellery, and watches. This market also offers delicious local food, including katong laksa and Kaya toast.

    4. Little India Arcade: Residing in Little India, Little India Arcade is a colourful market selling everything Indian. Here, you can shop your heart out for colourful and impressive artwork, spices and dried herbs, accessories, and electronic items.

    5. Bugis Street Market: Bugis Street Market is one of the hottest and most crowded Singapore night markets. The market is home to a host of crowded aisles and cramped stalls, where you can shop for copies of the latest and trendiest Asian fashion at extremely cheap rates.

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  4. Which is the cheapest markets in Singapore?

    Bugis Street Market is said to be the cheapest market in Singapore, where you can shop for clothing, bags, shows, and fashion accessories. This market is so cheap that you can also find things available at S$1 here. Jeans, ladies tops, and sunglasses are some of the many products that can be bought at very cheap prices from Bugis Street Market.

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  5. What items are cheap in Singapore?

    1. Clothes
    2. Perfumes
    3. Shoes
    4. Quirky fashion accessories
    5. Cosmetics
    6. Candies
    7. Mobile phones and other electronic goods
    8. Kitchenware

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  6. How to reach Singapore?

    The Changi Airport of Singapore is well-connected to all the prime cities of the world by regular flights. The national airlines of Singapore, Singapore Airlines runs direct flights to and from a number of countries across the world. Once you take a flight from your home country and reach Singapore, you can hire a local cab from the airport and go to any part of the country.

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  7. What is the best time to visit Singapore?

    The best time to visit Singapore is between the dry months of February and April, when there is comparatively lesser rainfall. The best time for visiting the country to shop in the Singapore night markets is between the months of July and August, when the Great Singapore Sale is hosted.
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Malaysian Ringgit
NAD - $
Namibian Dollar
NIO - C$
Nicaraguan Córdoba
NOK - kr
Norwegian Krone
NPR - Rs.
Nepalese Rupee
NZD - $
New Zealand Dollar
PEN - S/
Peruvian Sol
PGK - K
Papua New Guinean Kina
PHP -
Philippine Peso
PKR -
Pakistani Rupee
QAR - ر.ق
Qatari Riyal
RUB -
Russian Ruble
SAR - ر.س
Saudi Riyal
SCR -
Seychellois Rupee
SEK - kr
Swedish Krona
SLL - Le
Sierra Leonean Leone
SOS - Sh
Somali Shilling
SVC -
Salvadoran Colón
SZL - E
Swazi Lilangeni
THB - ฿
Thai Baht
TTD - $
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
TZS - Sh
Tanzanian Shilling
UYU - $U
Uruguayan Peso
UZS - so'm
Uzbekistan Som
YER -
Yemeni Rial
ZAR - R
South African Rand
JPY - ¥
Japanese Yen
VND -
Vietnamese dong