18 places curated from 10 travel vlogs â the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A former district of trading houses and opium dens whose historic shophouses now hold restaurants, boutique hotels and gift shops.
A Chinatown Buddhist temple that offers a quiet place for reflection away from the busy streets.
A Chinatown street market where visitors can pick up good-luck charms and souvenirs.
Singapore's oldest Hindu temple, located in Chinatown.
The oldest Chinese temple in Singapore.
A bustling hawker centre near Sri Mariamman Temple serving Hainanese chicken rice, char kway teow and laksa for about $5-7 USD a dish. Go outside peak hours to avoid crowds.
One of Singapore's biggest hawker centres, a maze of alleys and stalls described as a food paradise.
A heritage centre on Pagoda Street that tells the history of Singapore's Chinatown.
A historic mosque on Mosque Street in Chinatown.
A soya sauce chicken rice stall famed as the world's cheapest Michelin-starred meal, costing just a couple of dollars.
Busy heritage hawker centre with one of Singapore's best street food atmospheres, packed at lunchtime with shared tables. It is known for a top-recommended laksa stall whose deluxe bowl includes slipper lobster, shrimp and cockles.
Michelin-listed stall in Chinatown Complex serving Hainanese-style pork, chicken and mutton satay grilled over charcoal. It comes with compressed rice cakes and a crunchy peanut sauce.
A historic street reached from Tanjong Pagar station, home to Thian Hock Keng Temple.
A small hillside park where a stroll down Ann Siang Road towards South Bridge Road's temples begins.
A charming cafe and bookstore on Bukit Pasoh Road for a cosy coffee break.
A stylish Chinatown street lined with bars offering happy hour deals.
A renowned bar on Keong Saik with fantastic rooftop views and happy hour deals.
A laid-back rooftop spot near Chinatown serving burgers, pastas and local fusion dishes with city views, at around $20-30 USD per person.