Tampines MRT Bazaar Returns With 71 Food Stalls: Chinese Beef Roti, Handmade Mochi And More

Tampines MRT food fair is back till 28 September 2026

Great news for Easties: there’s a huge food bazaar next to Tampines MRT Station, happening from now till 28 September 2026!

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

You can expect the usual pasar malam staples, including freshly made takoyaki and Ramly burgers.

There’s also the quintessential Sweet Potato Balls ($6 for seven) and Thai Fried Banana ($6 for seven) at Thai Dessert House.

Halal-certified dessert stall Sugar Mama Lah is also making an appearance at the Tampines pasar malam. Choose from 12 tiramisu flavours, including the trendy Pistachio Kunafa ($13.90), layering tiramisu cake, pistachio cream, chocolate, and crispy kunafa pastry.

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There’s even a stall selling the nostalgic Malt Candy and Ting Ting Candy, priced at $3.50 a portion. Do note that this stall accepts cash only.

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If you’re up for more desserts, head to Moochi for their handmade mochi delights, ranging from the trendy Dubai Chewy Mochi (price TBD) to an intriguing Taro Purple Rice Seaweed Chicken Floss Salted Egg Mochi (price TBD).

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For something lesser-seen, head to Ameen Roti, whose Century Square and North Bridge Road stalls often draw long lines. At this halal-certified stall, you’ll find popular options such as the Crispy Chicken Roti ($5.50) and Crispy Beef Roti ($6).

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 28 September 2026)
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.