Singapore Food Treats Tours

Sample a range of Singaporean cuisine at the Singapore Food Treats attraction. The food hall—with many different food stalls, hawkers, and small shops—is located at the base of the Singapore Flyer, an enormous Ferris wheel. Stop by for a snack or a full meal before or after sightseeing in the area.

Singapore Food Treats is designed to resemble Singapore of the 1960s with a retro atmosphere that reflects a long-gone era of street-side dining. Choose a favorite Southeast Asian dish from its numerous vendors, or try something new. Dishes to try include satay, barbecued seafood, laksa, and chicken rice, among others. Most visitors come before or after a ride on the Singapore Flyer, and some guided tours also allow for time at Singapore Food Treats.

Singapore Food Treats is beneath the Singapore Flyer, and the wheel makes for an easy-to-spot waterfront landmark. It’s a short walk from Promenade MRT station, and it can be reached by taxi from anywhere in Singapore.

Singapore Food Treats is open daily from late morning through late evening, so it's a good place to head for lunch, an afternoon snack, or dinner.

If you appreciate authentic Singaporean Indian food, you may want to visit the Tekka Centre in Singapore’s Little India. The center's lower floors sell food, including vegetarian and halal options, while the upper floors sell clothing and household items. Members of Singapore’s Indian community mainly hail from South India, so the food on offer reflects that region's cuisine, with a focus on rice, lentils, and stews.