Tampines MRT Food Bazaar Returns With $2.90 Burgers, Horlicks Matcha And More

Tampines MRT food fair is back till 13 September 2025

Great news for Easties: there’s a huge food bazaar next to Tampines MRT Station, happening from now till 13 September 2025!

For those arriving via train, it’s located right outside the open field, next to the Green Line exit.

Expect more than just the regular pasar malam fare here, with highlights including Wok Hei Burger, a new brand offering affordable yet delicious burgers from just $2.90.

Their cheapest main is the Sesame Peanut Chicken Burger, priced at $2.90 for a single patty and $4.40 for a double. This burger stars a grilled chicken patty with nutty sesame peanut sauce, held together by toasted buns.

If you don’t mind spending a little more, get their Black Pepper Wagyu Beef Burger (from $6.90), packed with a juicy, succulent Australian Wagyu patty and a smoky black pepper sauce.

There’s also the quintessential Sweet Potato Balls ($5 for seven) and Thai Fried Banana ($5 for seven) at Thai Dessert House.

Ah Moi Thai Tea makes an appearance at the pasar malam, so you can wash everything down with a giant cup of Thai Milk Tea or Thai Green Tea, priced at $4 for 700ml or $5 for 1000ml.

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We spotted The Original Vadai too, selling a wide range of deep-fried fritters and snacks that start at just $1.20. Get the OG Prawn Vadai ($1.30) or Ikan Bilis Vadai ($1.30) to munch on while you jalan jalan.

If you love tutu kueh as much as we do, head to Wang Wang Lai, which offers a whopping total of 18 flavours. Each serving of five pieces costs $5, and you get to choose up to two flavours: think Horlicks, Durian, Biscoff and more.

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Online business Matcha Kaki makes their debut at the Tampines bazaar, selling their Matcha Latte for $5.50. Consider their signature concoctions, including the Horlicks Matcha (from $7.50) and Banana Pudding Matcha (from $7.50).

At the previous Tampines MRT food fair, we spotlighted Holey Crocs for their unique “Crocs” waffles. We’re not just if they’re available at this most recent rendition, and will update this article as soon as we can confirm.

Besides these night bazaar highlights, one can also expect other pasar malam staples, including freshly made takoyaki and Ramly burgers.

There are lots of indoor seats for you to take a break and enjoy your snacks after shopping.

If you’re looking for more sweet treats to indulge in, check out our guide to the best desserts in Singapore. Otherwise, check out our ultimate guide to the best food places in JB if you’re crossing the causeway soon.

Address: Tampines MRT Exit C, 20 Tampines Central 1, Singapore 529538
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 10pm (till 13 September 2025)
Tampines MRT bazaar is not a halal-certified fair.

Anthia Chng

As the Associate Editor of Eatbook, Anthia survives on a steady diet of cake and coffee. With a decade of writing experience in food, fashion, and beauty—including six years at Expat Living Singapore—she’s passionate about sharing stories that excite and inspire, whether it’s discovering the latest restaurant opening or shining a light on a heritage hawker stall.