In the 1950s, Bugis Street gained notoriety as a place where transgendered locals would come down to hang out, driving a tourism boom that made it ideal for grabbing some push-cart, or hawker, food while enjoying a variety of inexpensive merchandise.
Today, the area is much more tamed and where the retail scene is still very much alive, but less of a scandalous place than it once was. Nonetheless, visitors still enjoy going to Bugis to listen about the history as well as get their hands on great local foods, candy and some of the most fashionable clothes in Singapore.
Latest Reviews
Review by Ken R, April 2013
Doing what: Singapore by Night Tour with Dinner along Singapore River
Lovely meal and great company! Walk around the Bugis Markets to experience of the local produce! Good night to start the family holiday week off.
Review by Ken R, April 2013
Doing what: Singapore by Night Tour with Dinner along Singapore River
Lovely meal and great company! Walk around the Bugis Markets to experience of the local produce! Good night to start the family holiday week off.
Review by Kelly C, June 2012
Doing what: Singapore by Night Tour with Dinner along Singapore River
Loved the SIngapore by night tour! The dinner is a shared buffet on the table and was delicious. Our friend is allergic to seafood but they worked around this. Loved the Bugis Street market with a bit of time to go shopping! So wonderful. Absolutely recommend this tour! See the essentials in a short time period.



