There’s an exciting line-up of halal street food, from classic snacks to new faces, so here’s the rundown of what to expect!

Like most pasar malams, you’ll find stuffed fried doughnuts, the viral Buldak egg noodles, and even Taiwan’s stinky tofu.

For savoury bites, check out the Ministry of Spud for hearty potatoes with toppings and sauces of your choice. 

Unless you’ve been following SpudBro’s journey to fame on TikTok, you might be clueless about spuds. Essentially, it’s a popular potato street food in the UK.

Al Papi’s is the spot to hit up for Beef Loaded Nachos (S$12) and Beef Birria Tacos (S$16 for 2 pieces).

Known for pushing the boundaries of traditional cuisine, MKuKing is here with their crowd-favourite Strip Loin Katok. 

Or, get Charcoal Roti John at JohnGoat’s booth. While the owner’s pick is the Pulled Beef (S$19.90), there are also fillings such as seafood, spicy Korean chicken, and shredded chicken. 

Everybody needs a sweet treat every once in a while, so here’s what to look forward to.

Famous Mini Pancake is back in town, so choose from toppings such as Bounty Coconut (S$6), Red Velvet (S$8), Tiramisu (S$9), and Ferrero Rocher (S$12).

For crunchy banana fritters, visit The Original Pisang Keju. They’re available at S$6 for six pieces, or S$12 for 12 pieces.

You can run, but you can’t hide from the matcha craze, because the new matcha brand Gotcha Matcha is here with the viral Banana Pudding Matcha (S$8 for Regular, S$9 for Large).

Try the Blueberry Matcha Latte (S$7 for Regular, S$8 for Large) or Coconut Matcha Cloud (S$7.50 for Regular, S$8.50 for Large). 

The popular 1Litre by Perghh is also back with their iconic one-litre drinks, including Thai Milk Tea (S$5), Purple Lion Paddlepop (S$5) and Chocolate Mint (S$6).

Hole-y Crocs has edible Crocs (yes, you heard me right). Their Crocs-shaped mini waffles come in flavours such as Cream Cheese Oreo (S$10), PistaCrush (S$12), and Biscoff Bites (S$12).

After you’ve had your fill, don’t forget to check out the arcade and Uncle Ringo rides, including claw machines, balloon darts, and a mini Viking ride.

Will you be feasting at Woodlands Bazaar this coming June 2025?

Woodlands Bazaar
Woodlands MRT (beside Causeway Point), 30 Woodlands Avenue 2, Singapore 738343
12pm–10pm (Daily)
24 May 2025 to 22 June 2025

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Enter Woodlands MRT Food Street, a food bazaar that’ll be taking place from now all the way till 30 June 2024, making it one of the biggest and longest-running bazaars of the month.

It’s conveniently located at Woodlands MRT station (outside Causeway Point), so you definitely won’t miss it!

As with most bazaars and night markets in Singapore, you can expect stalls peddling a dizzying array of street food from all around the world, including the likes of traditional favourites like vadai, shawarma, fried oyster cakes, Ramly-style burgers, and stinky tofu.

We forese most visitors making a beeline for ever-so-popular Thai street eats like moo ping, fried banana, and mango sticky rice.

Fans of Taiwanese fare will also be able to get their fix of sweet potato balls, oyster mee sua, braised snacks, peanut ice cream popiah, and even fried milk.

Of course, no food bazaar is complete without sweet treats like Japanese-inspired taiyaki, tanghulu, Thai milk tea, kunafe, and pisang keju.

Don’t miss out on a visit to K-Waffle for their Korean-style cream waffles in flavours like Nutella Strawberry, Lotus Biscoff, and Mango Puree.

Also, keep an eye out for exciting halal and Muslim-owned options like cheesy grilled seafood from Satay Kakpah; loaded jacket potato from The Spud Guy; bamboo biryani from Adura’s Kitchen; and lekor and durian goreng from BO-GEH, just to name a few.

There is also plenty of seating, alongside retail stalls and carnival games that you can try your hand at after an entire evening of feasting!

Will you be popping by this bustling food street at Woodlands MRT this June?

Woodlands MRT Food Street
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Woodlands MRT (outside Causeway Point)
12pm–10 pm (Daily)
From now till 30 Jun 2024

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If you are eager to immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle while chowing down on affordable street eats, troop down to the latest night bazaar in Woodlands, a mega trade fair running from now till 10 December 2022.

According to a TikTok by the organiser, Singapore Night Bazaar, this is supposedly the “biggest Pasar Malam in Singapore”, so you can expect an extensive array of food stalls, carnival games, and so much more!

@singaporenightbazaar Biggest Pasar Malam in Singapore ???????????? #foodtiktok #food #drinks #pasarmalam #sgfoodie #美食 #burger #sweetpotatoballs #sweetpotatoballs #thaitea #woodlands #singapore ♬ Clock It – Chris Alan Lee

Situated next to Woodlands MRT station (Causeway Point), the night bazaar, which also bears the signage “Marsiling Bazaar 2022”, is flanked by rows and rows of stalls, as well as a massive dining area with plenty of seating, and even a lighting board for you to snap photos at.

There are over 80 stalls selling all sorts of street food, including the likes of familiar classics like vadai, shawarma, lekor, and of course, the iconic Ramly-style burgers.

Take your pick from Thai moo ping, rosti, Taiwanese chicken skin, Korean corn dogs, tacos, sweet potato balls, or other inventive eats from all around the world — the options are practically endless!

No night bazaar is complete without sweet treats and desserts like loaded waffles, mango pomelo sago, pisang keju, Dutch baby pancakes, Thai milk tea, and even cheesy kunafe.

Walk off all that feasting by browsing through the retail stalls offering the best bargains on clothing, groceries, potted plants, accessories, and many more.

Last but not least, round off the evening by challenging your friends to a carnival game or two (and win exciting prizes) or try your luck at one of the many claw machines in the bazaar.

Be sure to keep a lookout for a Chinese New Year fair that will be taking place in the exact same location from 21 December 2022 to 21 January 2023 — I foresee a lot of CNY goodies coming our way!

Woodlands Night Bazaar (Marsiling Bazaar 2022)
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???? From now till 10 Dec 2022
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