[2025 Singapore Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Bugis Street (Updated Jan)

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# shopping # Singapore # Bugis # bugisstreet # bugis #同画世界customized birthweight bear#wedding gift#wedding#Thanksgiving gift#one-year gift#newborn gift#weight bear#customized#birthbear#Taiwan production#full moon #Miyueli 👉Remember to follow Director Mengmeng to see more🥰 There are must-see, must-buy, and must-eat places in Singapore, but you won’t suffer any loss if you shop around. You can also go to Chinatown to buy some things, otherwise they will tend to be expensive. It feels a bit like a night market. It sells a lot of clothes and groceries. The quality of the clothes is similar to that of a night market but it is relatively cheap. The aisles are narrow and it is a bit crowded inside, so the prices can be bargained down. The first floor has a lot of souvenirs and bag accessories, while the second floor sells more women's clothing and shoes, as well as a hair salon where you can get wigs and hair styled. You can negotiate the price. If you are interested, you can try it out.

#stylomilotrail Getting There - Take the Downtown Line (Blue Line) or East-West Line (Green Line) and alight at Bugis MRT Station (EW12/DT14). Follow the signs to Exit C, and you’ll find yourself near Bugis Junction. From there, Bugis Street is just across the road. Attractions - Visit the Nearby Temples: Head to Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple, a famous Buddhist temple, or the Sri Krishnan Temple, a Hindu temple located nearby. Shopping at Bugis Street Market: One of the largest and cheapest street markets in Singapore, you’ll find affordable fashion, accessories, souvenirs, and electronics. Try Local Street Food: Inside Bugis Street Market, there are many stalls selling Singaporean street food like satay, laksa, bubble tea, and local snacks. #100waysoftravel #singapore

So this was my quick itinerary of the place: First walk to Haji Lane, enjoy what the whole street has to offer from the souvenir shops, snacks, drinks and photobooth shops ⏩️walk towards Arab street OMG the food so much to taste, the shops so much to buy as keepsakes⏩️ go to Kamglom Glam walk around take pictures of the murals one word gorgeous! ⏩️ feeling like have a quick prayer then this place is for you visit one of the mosques ⏩️ after you have filled up on food and all good things head on to Bugis street which is just a ten minutes walk away! Get some more food!!!!! #streetfood #localguides #singaporetrip #singapore #hajilane #bugisstreet #shopping #foodieheaven #pictureperfect

#singapore Bugis is a vibrant district in Singapore known for its shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. Here are some things I like to do in Bugis: Cultural Sites: Visit the Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple, a serene Buddhists & Taoists temple, a stunning piece of architecture, and learn about the cultural heritage of the area. Bugis Street Art: This colorful alleyway is lined with unique street art. It's a great place for shopping for fresh fruits and Instagram-worthy photos. Shopping: Bugis Street is famous for its street market with a wide variety of clothing, accessories, and souvenirs at affordable prices. You can also explore Bugis Junction, a mall with numerous retail stores. Food and Dining: Bugis offers a wide range of dining options, from local hawker food stalls to international cuisine. Along the way to the temple, there is a Albert Centre food court. Be sure to try some local dishes like fried You Tiao and porridge.

#singapore Bugis Street is a must visit when coming to Singapore, this 3 storeys Street offers a wide range of clothes, food and beauty services but what’s most importantly is around the affordable range. This Bugis Street attracts not only foreigners but also locals will visit too. Bugis street has recently revamped, its now more comfortable to do shopping as compared to the past as is air conditioned at some areas now. It also has add up some artistic vibes around the area which are perfect for photoshoots.

While Bugis Street is renowned for its bustling marketplace and vibrant street life, there’s a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by art enthusiasts—hidden street art. Bugis’ mural-covered streets are a testament to the precinct’s artistic spirit, where colorful paintings and creative expressions adorn walkways, turning them into open-air galleries / photo spot. At the side walkway of Bugis Street you’ll find a hidden street art among the market’s vibrant stalls. Art lovers and travelers will surely be inspired to explore the lesser-known artistic side of Bugis Street and appreciate the beauty of street art in an unexpected setting. #singapore

Bugis Street, situated in the heart of Singapore, is a bustling marketplace that offers a unique blend of shopping, culture, and vibrant street life. This iconic destination has evolved from its historical roots into a modern shopping haven while retaining its cultural charm. As I explore the vibrant streets of Bugis, I also did some food shopping. You should also visit here if you’re a shoppers, culture enthusiasts, or travelers so to immerse yourself in the dynamic atmosphere of Bugis Street and discover the treasures it has to offer. #singapore

#mysgmemories #tripblazers The bugis Street is one that is always crowded with people especially during the weekends. I love to visit here to check out appreals on sales. You can even bargain with them if you are buying more pieces. It brings back my memories when I was still a student, the place was still not air-conditioned. It was very hot and we had to go to the second level to enjoy the cool air. But now, we can have a cooling shopping experience at both levels. You can get trendy clothing and accessories here too. There is a fitting room at almost every shop, so you can try on the clothing without any issue. Be sure to grab some super good deals from the bugis Street, which is just a few minutes walk from the bugis mrt station.

#mysgmemories Bugis Street, popular with both locals and tourists…with plenty of eating options to keep shoppers satisfied.😋👏🏻👏🏻Take a break from the hustle and bustle and check out Singapore's best-kept hot-spot location and hidden gem… There’s an alley @Bugis Street, which is kept well maintained and clean.😊👍🏻Surprise that, we found a cafe Mr.Burger in the alley! I loved the most…the spiral staircases, a great spot to have photograph captured. 😊👍🏻👍🏻newly painted colourful murals was found at the alley, some murals were still in the midst of painting, make the alley looks great and fantastic! #hiddengem #anna29diary #tripmoments #awesomepic #mustvisit #tripblazers #exploresg

#visitsingapore #wecreate The Bugis Street market (which gets pumping in the afternoon) is a very fun market - lots of delicious things to eat and drink, busy but not overwhelming for the kids, good combo of inside and outside stalls, plus a lovely feeling of locals shopping plus tourists visiting. It's a very great place to buy souvenirs for people especially in bulk since you can buy many items for very affordable prices. I personally like this Market a-lot, cheap good quality, many stuff , three floor, here you can take around, explore & buy happily, I bought many things there, you should visit this place when you are in Singapore. #foodie #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #singapore

The Hokkaido Ramen serves a range of authentic Japanese dishes from Ramen, Udon, Karaage and others. It is certified halal. Location: Ichikokudo Hokkaido Ramen, Bugis Street, Singapore. What to eat?: Set of chicken ramen with ice green tea and chicken karaage. Price: $13 per set equal to RM39 Rating: 3.5 out 5 #valentinescape #newyearadventure #urbanexplorer

If you are staying in the nearby hotels like Andaz or Mercure, Bugis street is a fantastic place to experience the bustling night life in Singapore. Not only is the area teeming with restaurants and bars, you can also find many late-night supper spots that have very affordable fare. Take a walk here to soak in the evening charm of this lively shopping belt. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #newyearadventure #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #MustVisit #shopping #singapore

Amazing Church at Bugis ❤️ It’s lovely to walk around the church and the building is so tradition for people to pray ❤️

#bucketlistreboot If you think Singapore is expensive. Not this place from food, clothes, chcolates or anything for pasalubong Bugis is the answer. Cheap price for pasaubong can buy at Bugis. I highly recommended for all to see Bugis as your food and shopping place in Singapore.

Everyone in singapore is mostly about cafe hopping, foodie trail explorations and greenery. What about the local traditional temples to visits? Where one can see the beautifully man made structures and craftsmanship showcasing the different altars and gods. Head to Kwan Im Thong Hood which was established in 1884 but was being reconstructed in 1985. Learn about the different deities being enshrined, the history behind this temple. There is also an Indian temple called Sri Krishnan Temple located just 50m away from the Chinese temple. This Indian temple is a national monument of Singapore which was established in 1870. This temple is known for its celebration of both deepavali and Krishna Jayanthi. Also beautiful sculptured with deities on the outside of the temple. Also to add, there are alot of vendors selling flowers for worship where you could get to just have some blessings from the temples. This is a must visit and an exploration unique to many which is worth a visit. #mustvisit #temple #singapore #architecture #attraction #urbanexplorer #history #unique

Looking for a chill place with good music and food to enjoy time away from the kids? Look no further - A live music venue and restaurant, Simply Live by Tin Box located at Bras Basah Road provides a place where you can listen to live music while having a good meal with your other one or even your good friends! Showcasing different talents everyday, you will be able to enjoy a range of music performances. The food menu while not extensive, the local food is simply amazing especially the prawn mee which has thick broth accompanied with springy yellow noodles. Address: 73 Bras Basah Rd, #01-01/02, Singapore 189556

Address: 235 Victoria St, Singapore 188027 At Bugis Street shop house is one of the popular heritage brand Ang ku kueh stores, Ji Xiang. Known for their handmade thin chewy mochi skin and lots of fillings, there's usually a queue at this store whenever I pass by. I got their super colourful rainbow Ang ku kueh (with peanut fillings), and they look so pretty. Taste wise, it's actually the same as the usual peanut Ang ku kueh, but price wise, it's actually 3x of the usual Ang ku kueh from Ji Xiang. I had also gone to their workshop last year and learnt more about their history and also learnt how to make Ang ku kueh using the mould provided. #moreinsg #heritage

Address - Purvis Street, Bugis Purvis Street is one of the three historically significant streets that formed the Hainan enclave in Singapore back in the day! The other two streets were Seah Street and Middle Road, where immigrants from Hainan settled and housed themselves in. This was the supposed birthplace of Singapore’s iconic Hainanese chicken rice that we all know and love. Today, these shophouses have had their exterior facades conserved as part of government efforts to preserve our national heritage, but with much needed touch-ups of course. Here, you will find a multitude of cafes and restaurants serving a variety of cuisines. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #localhistory #heritage #singapore

#moreinsg Raffles Hospital Address: 585 North Bridge Road Raffles Hospital, 188770 This is one of the many hospitals in Singapore and it is conveniently located in bugis. It is a private hospital and I am sharing my health check up experience over here. There are several hotels around Raffles Hospital and I will recommend you Andaz Singapore and Village Hotel Bugis for a staycation after your health check up. I do my health checkup annually and have also stayed at Andaz and Village Hotel bugis after my hospital visit. The entire duration needed was about 3-4 hours. As you need to fast before coming here, I will recommend you to book for 8am time slot, their earliest time slot. You will have to choose their executive health screening then you will be able to have a bento meal after your tests. It used to be a buffet meal but because of covid so it has been replaced by bento. From the refreshments area, you will be able to see Village hotel Bugis’s pool. Everything is fast-free here and you can enjoy your staycation right after your health checkup.

#newyearnewtrip We stumbled upon this Vintage Thriftstore in Singapore while walking around Bugis area. The store looked very interesting with many thrift clothing available and a second floor dedicated to selling clothes that were only $10 per piece. The shop itself was a very cool vibe and we can clearly sense the thought that were put into the interior and vibe of the shop itself. Happy Travels ~

#newyearnewtrip Bugis Street is one of the oldest and largest street shopping area in Singapore. It’s loved and frequented by both young and the older generation who loves a cheaper bargain (since Singapore is expensive). There are also food stalls that sell unique drinks like durian and the famous Pandan waffles. The streets have different types of stalls from food, mobile accesssories, clothes etc.

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#chillandthrill Bugis Street was a bustling hive of activity, offering everything from trendy fashion to delicious street food. I wandered through the vibrant stalls, hunting for bargains and sampling local snacks like skewered satay and sweet ice kacang. The energy of the crowd and the kaleidoscope of colors made shopping here an exciting adventure that truly captured Singapore’s lively spirit. 📍Bugis Street, Singapore #singapore #activity #travel #thingstodo #familytravel #myitinerary #citydaytours #localfood

It was a very worthwhile experience. First of all, make sure to bring a water bottle when using the toilets there, as most of the toilets don’t have a bidet. Food and drinks are quite expensive compared to Malaysian currency, which is expected in a developed country. Be prepared for higher prices. I recommend using buses and the MRT to save on transportation costs. For souvenirs, it’s better to go to Chinatown, as you can get better price deals there. For halal food, I suggest heading to Bugis Street. That’s all I can share based on my experience.#travel #merlionparksingapore #chinatownsingapore #bugisstreet

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#lioncitystyle I embarked on an exhilarating day-long escapade in Singapore, exploring its iconic landmarks. From the breathtaking Jewel Changi Airport, I ventured to vibrant Bugis Street, marveling at its street food and souvenirs. The majestic Merlion Park offered stunning views of the Marina Bay. Next, I discovered the rich history of Victoria Memorial Hall and Old Parliament, unraveling the city-state's fascinating past. Singapore's seamless transportation, multicultural ambiance, and warm hospitality made my solo adventure a breeze. Tips: Wear comfy shoes, stay hydrated, and indulge in local cuisine.

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🌸ART LANE🌸 Step into a world bursting with color and creativity at Bugis Art Street! This vibrant destination is a true testament to the artistic spirit of Singapore, featuring stunning murals, intricate graffiti, and captivating street art that will leave you in awe. Take a leisurely stroll through the winding lanes and marvel at the diverse expressions of artistic talent. Every corner reveals a new masterpiece, and each mural tells a unique story. Whether you're an art lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply looking for a visually stimulating experience, Bugis Art Street has something for everyone. There's no shortage of photo opportunities here. Strike a pose in front of the mesmerizing murals, capture the intricate details of the artwork, or simply soak in the vibrant atmosphere. This dynamic street is a favorite among locals and tourists alike, providing endless inspiration and a perfect backdrop for your social media posts. After immersing yourself in the art, take a break at one of the nearby cafes, offering a blend of local and international flavors. The blend of art and culinary delights makes for an unforgettable day out. #BugisArtStreet #SingaporeArt #StreetArt #TravelSingapore #ExploreMore #InstaTravel #ArtLovers #UrbanExploration #HiddenGems #Wanderlust #TravelGoals #PhotoOfTheDay #DiscoverSingapore #TripDotCom #ArtInspiration #CreativeJourneys #ColorfulAdventures #StreetArtPhotography

#travellerswonderland 1. One day transit is enough The most expensive thing in Singapore is the accommodation, if you are in transit you can stay at the airport without booking accommodation. Changing airport is big and save to stay for free. There are a lot of snooze lounges and food stalls there. 2. Free Tour from Changi Airport Do you know you can get a free tour if you are in transit in Singapore? Yes just download the Jewel Changi App and register for a free Tour. You will stroll the city by bus and they will bring back you to the airport. 3. A lot of free tourist places You don't have to pay to visit tourist places like Merlion Park, Bugis Street, Fort Canning Tunnel, etc. 4. Transport: Never buy an MRT card The price for an MRT card is $10 you only get $5 on it. This means the card it self is $5. Instead, you can use your debit or credit card. It's also easier. #localguides #travelhack #mytravelhacks #budgetrip