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A must-visit destination for food lovers in Singapore. Balestier Market offers a diverse range of local and international cuisine, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists. From delicious street food to sit-down restaurants, the food centre has something for everyone. It's famous for its hawker stalls, offering a taste of Singapore's rich culinary heritage with dishes like chicken rice, laksa, and satay. A visit to Balestier Food Centre is surely an unforgettable food experience.

This popular mall offers an unbeatable array of stores, services and dining options. Fashionistas can shop their hearts out at a variety of clothing outlets. Tech-lovers will be spoilt with the wide choice of electronics on offer. When a time comes to take a break from shopping - head over to the food court where you’ll discover flavourful cuisines ranging from Japanese dishes through Korean delights as well as Chinese favourites.

Step back in time to learn more about the life and legacy of Dr. Sun Yat Sen at his Nanyang Memorial Hall! Home to photos, documents, personal items and other artefacts related to this revolutionary figure's political beliefs and social impact on China - it offers an educational experience for all ages. Plus discover further contributions from South Seas (Nanyang) communities towards Dr. Sun’s cause - making the memorial hall a significant cultural landmark here in Singapore.

Whampoa Food Centre is a popular street food hub in Singapore, famous for its delicious street food stalls that offer authentic Singaporean cuisine. It's a must-visit place for anyone looking to sample the city's rich food culture and diverse culinary traditions. You'll find a wide range of dishes including seafood, noodle dishes, satay and more, all made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Unforgettable foodie experience awaits!

Little India is a vibrant neighbourhood in Singapore known for its traditional Indian shops, street vendors, and restaurants serving authentic Indian cuisine. Visitors can experience the bustling atmosphere of the Mustafa Centre, a 24-hour shopping complex, or wander through the colorful streets and admire the vibrant facades of Hindu temples and Mosques. Little India is also home to the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, one of Singapore's oldest Hindu temples, as well as the Tekka Market.