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Wednesday 13 March 2024. Kampong Glam was once reigned by Malay Sultans, but those days are long gone. The neighbourhood has since transformed into one of Singapore's oldest (and hippest)...
- Eat & Drink: North Bridge Road
- Eat & Drink: Baghdad Street
- Eat & Drink: Bussorah Street
- Eat & Drink: Beach Road, Jalan Pisang, Kandahar Street and More
- Shop & Explore
1. Twenty Grammes Cafe
You can’t go wrong with ice cream and waffles, and Twenty Grammes Cafe delivers. This has got to be our fave item on the menu, but there are other sweet treats too – think molten chocolate or matcha lava cake, adorable tarts, or an ice cream sandwich burger with three mini gelato scoops. If a full meal is what you’re after, the compact selection of all-day savouries includes pulled chicken nachos and a quinoa bowl. Twenty Grammes Cafe, 753 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198721
2. Finally Coffee
Coffee aficionados, make a pitstop at Finally Coffee for your caffeine fix. Crowd pleasers include the specialty Americano for a bold, clean brew; and the specialty latte that promises a smooth sip with notes of chocolate and caramel. Other brews include hazelnut, caramel and vanilla latte. Giving coffee a miss? Sip on a matcha latte or the signature chocolate instead. Finally Coffee, 695A North Bridge Road, Level 2, Singapore 198674
3. Bana Bana Cafe
Pop into the homely Bana Bana Cafe for Asian and Western comfort food at wallet-friendly prices. Think chwee kueh (Teochew steamed rice cake with preserved radish), seafood tom yam, nasi ambeng (an Indonesian rice dish with chicken and sides), potato gratin, beef lasagna and more. Wash it all down with a cup of joe. Feeling bored or stuck on an awkward first date? Make a beeline for the shelf of games for something to break the ice. Bana Bana Cafe, #01-01, 731 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198699
6. Istanbul Turkish Restaurant
Istanbul Turkish Restaurant offers traditional Turkish food with a view of the iconic Sultan Mosque. Check out its menu with mezze, mixed grills, steaks, lamb chop, shawarma and Western nosh. Don’t leave without trying the Turkish coffee and kunefe (an Arabic dessert with spun pastry soaked in syrup and layered with cheese and pistachio). Istanbul Turkish Restaurant, 25 Baghdad Street, Singapore 199664
7. Mavi Turkish Restaurant and Grill
There’s no lack of Turkish food in Kampong Glam, and Mavi Turkish Restaurant and Grill has an extensive menu. Order classic starters like hummus, falafel and babaganoush, and add platters such as the Istanblue Kebab, with marinated lamb, grilled chicken, veggies and more. Mains like moussaka (or eggplant casserole), saj kavurma (pan fried lamb or chicken with rice or bread) are available too. Mavi Turkish Restaurant and Grill, 17 Baghdad Street, Singapore 199656
8. Sanobar
For delicious Lebanese cuisine, snag a table at Sanobar. Must-tries include the house special shawarma, with thinly sliced chicken thigh on a bed of hummus as well as the hummus bil lahme, a hummus dish topped with marinated minced lamb. There are also grill platters, seafood, wraps, soups and more to feast on. Sanobar, 20 Baghdad Street, Singapore 199659
10. Kampong Glam Cafe
With its massive maroon banner, it’s hard to miss this street-side outdoor eatery. It’s known for dishing out authentic and affordable Malay food such as nasi goreng, mee rebus, lontong and roti kirai. Patrons gather here for a chill break from the surrounding pricey restos — and a good cup of hot teh tarik! Kampong Glam Cafe, 17 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199438
11. Alaturka Restaurant
The colourful decor of Alaturka Restaurant features azure tiles, Turkish lamps and raw brick walls that will have you entranced by its space. Order all your favourite Turkish standards here, but make sure you don’t miss out on the signature charcoal-grilled kebabs. If you’re with a group, order the kebab sharing platter with a side of butter rice and salad! Alaturka Restaurant, 15 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199436
12. Positano Risto
What can we say about this Italian restaurant? Its menu of authentic Italian favourites is highly raved about, and for good reason. Tuck into pasta plates like beef ragu, crab mac and cheese, soft shell crab linguine and more. Or order up pizzas and grilled meats before you end the meal with tiramisu. Positano Risto, 66 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199479
17. Fika Swedish Cafe & Bistro
Need your Swedish meatball fix? Give Ikea a pass and head over to the end of Arab Street for Fika. Here, you’ll find a small but serviceable menu of Swedish classics. With its whitewashed walls and light-filled interiors, the homey cafe is a breath of fresh air amidst the many Mediterranean eateries within the area. Don’t miss the desserts like apple crumble pie and chocolate balls! Fika Swedish Cafe & Bistro, 257 Beach Road, Singapore 199539
18. Earlybird
Fuel your weekend catch ups with brunch fare, delicious brews, smoothies and milkshakes at Earlybird. Nibble on bites like Sriracha tater tots or crispy garlic wings; chow down on chicken and pancakes or chilli scrambled eggs and savour flavoured sips like gingerbread latte or cold brewed sparkling lychee rose green tea. Earlybird, 17 Jalan Pinang, Singapore 199149
19. Indobowl
Love Indomie? Then you’ll dig the menu at Indobowl. Homestyle Indonesian dishes feature on the menu, with comforting flavours that are easy on the purse strings. Here, you can spruce up the humble bowl of Indomie with fried chicken, skewered meat and more toppings. Indobowl, 29 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198487
28. Gelam Gallery
The back alleys of Kampong Glam come to life with Gelam Gallery, Singapore’s first permanent outdoor art gallery. These art pieces feature a mix of contemporary art and reflect our rich culture and heritage. Plus, the framed artworks by local artists beautifully complement the murals and designs on the walls. Don’t be surprised if you find hordes of tourists and locals seeking that perfect Insta-worthy shot. The gallery is located at Muscat Street, right beside Masjid Sultan. Gelam Gallery, M...
29. Sultan Mosque
Built in 1824 for the first sultan of Singapore, Sultan Hussein Shah, this magnificent mosque is the biggest on the island. The grand architecture of the national monument can easily be spotted as you stroll down Bussorah Street. Sultan Mosque, 3 Muscat Street, Singapore 198833
30. Vintage Cameras Museum
Got a thing for cool cameras? This one-of-a-kind museum is easily recognisable from the street, thanks to its camera-shaped facade. Inside, you’ll find unique retro cameras, rare photographs, authentic replicas and more. Fun fact: this is the world’s largest camera-shaped building. Vintage Cameras Museum, 8C & 8D Jalan Kledek, Singapore 199263
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Kampong Glam. 495 reviews. #47 of 1,192 things to do in Singapore. Neighborhoods. Write a review. About. Its major landmark, the Sultan Mosque, sits in the heart of this enclave and is open to all visitors, as is the nearby Malay Heritage Centre, where you’ll learn about Malay history and culture. Suggest edits to improve what we show.
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Kampong Glam ( Malay: Kampung Gelam; Jawi: کامڤوڠ ڬلم ; Chinese: 甘榜格南; pinyin: Gānbǎnggénán; Tamil: கம்போங் கிளாம்) is a neighbourhood and ethnic enclave in Singapore. It is located north of the Singapore River, in the planning area of Rochor, known as the Malay-Muslim quarter.
Dec 21, 2022 · December 21, 2022. District Guides, Explore. Our guide to Kampong Glam Singapore helps you discover where to eat, shop and explore in this hip part of town. When Raffles made his town plan in 1822, he designated this area to the Bugis traders, Malays, Arabs, Javanese, Boyanese and other Muslim traders.
Dec 11, 2023 · 1. Visit the Sultan Mosque. Image credit: Lezlie. Sultan Mosque, otherwise known as Masjid Sultan, is a prominent mosque in Kampong Glam. It is also the largest unofficial centre of worship for local Muslims, so it’s a great place to visit if you’d like to have a more “local” experience here.
Key Takeaways: Kampong Glam is a vibrant neighborhood in Singapore known for its rich cultural heritage and trendy atmosphere. The area offers a diverse range of experiences, including heritage buildings, cool cafes, hidden bars, and diverse cuisine.
