This year’s Ramadan runs from 1 March to 30 March 2025. During this period, it is tradition for Muslim families and friends to celebrate the breaking of fast together with good food. And so bazaars pop up all across Singapore, bringing together those who celebrate the joyous occasion with delicious street snacks and live music.
Here is our guide to the best Ramadan bazaars in Singapore for 2025.
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Kampong Gelam Ramadan Bazaar needs no introduction. As a yearly highlight during Ramadan, each iteration attracts a sizable crowd. Organised by Visit Kampong Gelam, this mega food fair lasts from now till 25 March, featuring over 120 food and beverage vendors so you’ll surely find something to satisfy your cravings.
You can expect slow-cooked beef and mozzarella cheese tacos from La Birria Tacos, viral loaded potatoes and mac and cheese from Supa Deck, and KL-famous Chinese roti from Golden Bao here.
Check out our Kampong Gelam Ramadan Bazaar 2025 food guide.
Address: Along Kandahar Street, Muscat Street and Baghdad Street
Opening hours: Daily 2pm to 11pm
If your friends aren’t buzzing about the Kampong Gelam Ramadan Bazaar, chances are they’re excitedly discussing the Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar instead. The bazaar will run from 26 February to 31 March, starting from 10am daily, which gives those looking for some brunch bites something to consider. On its last day, you can enjoy festival snacks up till 4am with your supper pals. If you’re looking for something affordable, you’re in luck because each F&B vendor must offer two products priced at $3 each at this bazaar.
The full list of vendors has yet to be released, but you can expect a wide range of halal vendors such as B.F.F Seafood here.
Check out our Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar feature.
Address: 1 Engku Aman Turn, Wisma Geylang Serai, Singapore 408528
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 11:59am
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For those who don’t want to travel too far out of town, Celebfest returns for its tenth edition this 2025 at Suntec City Convention Hall from 7 March to 9 March featuring a variety of retail brands, good food, and even celebrity performances. There will be over 40 food vendors here, so you can eat, shop, and vibe to music in the same space. Full details on what to expect have yet to be released, but last year’s edition featured yummy bakes from Wonders Bakery, cheesecakes from popular home bakery Paparch Singapore, and Korean sodas and baked sushi from Yodebak—so expect a similar spread of delicious bites this year!
BTW, admission is free too.
Address: 1 Raffles Boulevard, Halls 403-406, Level 3, Singapore 039593
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 10pm
From 14 to 16 March 2025, Absolut Food Festival is making a comeback with Absolut Bazaar, held at the Singapore Expo. No word yet on what kind of stalls we can expect, but there will be over 50 F&B vendors including both Singaporean and Malaysian stalls at indoor and outdoor festival areas. At the recent Absolut Food Festival iteration, we enjoyed the kunafe croissants from Nomad’s Soiree and other street food classics including satay, briyani, and takoyaki.
Check out our Absolut Bazaar feature.
Address: 1 Expo Drive, Singapore 486150
Opening hours: 12pm to 2am (14 March), 9am to 2am (15 March), 9am to 10pm (16 March)
Here’s one for the Westies: Ramadan Bazaar at Jurong West is happening at a humble basketball court in the Jurong West estate from 1 March to 28 March. Last year’s iteration featured Ramadan classics such as roti john, Ramly burger, kebab, and takoyaki stalls, so you can look forward to similar finger-licking bites this year!
Address: Jurong West Block 496, Singapore 640496
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 10pm
Bazaria Marsiling is a festival organised by the same team behind the popular Ramadan bazaars at Jurong West and Geylang Serai. Located next to Woodlands MRT Station, this festival is held from now till 28 March, promising a series of live acts and performances to keep the spirit of Ramadan alive. Last year, Bazaria Marsiling featured a diverse selection of culinary delights such as Malaysian-style curry mee, freshly grilled handmade otah and more, so come with an empty stomach and be prepared to indulge at this festival.
Read our Bazaria Marsiling feature.
Address: 30 Woodlands Avenue 2, Singapore 738343
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 10pm
Northies probably know of Bazar Raya Utara for its series of live music and performances. This year’s edition happens from now till 29 March, featuring both local and foreign artists including Syad Smooth and popular Malaysian singer Rahmad Mega. Located in the open field beside Sembawang MRT Station, this bazaar guarantees a line-up of stylish Raya outfit shops and delicious bites as you jalan jalan your way through the bustling festival.
Check out our Bazar Raya Utara Sembawang 2025 feature.
Address: Near 11 Canberra road, Singapore 759775
Opening hours: 10am to 10pm
If you frequent Tampines, you’ve probably seen a huge Ramadan bazaar next to Tampines MRT Station. From now till 16 March 2025, you can look forward to stalls such as Supadeck for their loaded potato and mac and cheese, or Noah Bazaar for baklava and kunafe. Look for J8 Thai Milk Tea if you need an icy beverage to cool off from Singapore’s relentless heat. Also, kids can enjoy fun activities such as claw machines and bouncing castles here, making this bazaar a great spot for families to spend an evening together.
Check out our Tampines MRT Ramadan Bazaar news here.
Address: Near 20 Tampines Central 1, Singapore 529538
Opening hours: TBD
Here’s another one for the Tampines homies. If you didn’t get enough from Tampines MRT Ramadan bazaar, take a 15-minute bus ride down to Tampines Hypermarket Carpark for the Giant Ramadan Pasar Malam, happening from now till 30 March. You can expect mouthwatering treats such as takoyaki, traditional Indian vadai, tutu kueh, and the classic Ramly burger here. Parking is also free!
Read our Tampines Giant Ramadan Pasar Malam feature!
Address: 21 Tampines North Dr 2, #03-01, Giant Hypermarket car park, Singapore 528765
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 10pm
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There’s a Hari Raya fair happening next to Sengkang MRT Station, at the open field near Compass One, from 1 March to 30 March! Held by the Singapore Night Bazaar, this mega pasar malam sees freshly prepared kebabs, Ramly burgers, beef skewers, vadai and more. Quench your thirst at Bung Lemon Tea, known for their refreshing hand-pressed tea, or wash everything down with some air balang while you jalan through the market. There are plenty of outdoor seats too, so you can chill alfresco if the weather permits.
Address: Near 5 Sengkang Square, Singapore 545062
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 11pm
Yishun residents are in luck, as there’s a mega Ramadan bazaar right next to Yishun MRT Station! You’ll find the renowned Haig Road Putu Piring, which was featured in Netflix’s Street Food Asia, selling their famous Gula Melaka Putu Piring (price TBD): steamed rice cakes packed with a rich palm sugar filling. JB-famous Loco Boys are also making an appearance here; this viral food kiosk is known for their birria tacos AKA Beef Tacos ($16), where soft tortillas are grilled and doused in beef consomme, then filled with tender beef chunks and cheese. The stall opens from 3pm, and we recommend heading down earlier to wait in line.
Read our Ramadan Bazaar @ Nee Soon coverage!
Address: Beside Yishun MRT Station
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 10pm
Stock up on your Raya cookies at Istana Kuih, a bazaar held at the open-air atrium of KINEX from now till 30 March 2025. You can pick from over 1,000 Hari Raya goodies, ranging from Rempeyek Kacang ($10.90)—savoury, spiced Indonesian-Javanese crackers studded with peanuts—to sweet cookies such as Tart Ondeh ($14.90): melt-in-the-mouth pandan base with a dollop of gula melaka and coconut topping. We also enjoyed Malaysian brand Kak Ida’s Kitchen‘s Red Velvet Brownies Cookies ($13.90), which were paper-thin and crispy.
Read our Istana Kuih review.
Address: 11 Tanjong Katong Road, Kinex Mall, Atrium Open Plaza, Singapore 437157
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 12am
Tel: 8222 4150
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These are some of the best places to go this Ramadan. Grab your loved ones and ready your tummies for some of the best night market food to enjoy this festive season!
If you can’t get enough of food fairs, check out Takashimaya Food Fair for rainbow ang ku kueh, adorable Sanrio macarons and more. If not, read our guide to KINEX’s Muslim-friendly dining options this Ramadan.
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