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Dive into Singaporean culture at a cooking class, where you learn how to make authentic dishes with local instructors. Everyone from culinary novices to top chefs is invited to this cooking class, during which you create Singapore-style favorites like laksa and Hainanese chicken rice. When the cooking is over, sit down to enjoy your meal with your fellow food lovers. This class is limited to 12 people to provide a personalized experience.

Get away from just the standard tourist spots with this personalized street food tour of Singapore. Upon booking, complete a short questionnaire about your preferences, which will see you matched with a like-minded local host who will design a special itinerary just for you. The itinerary remains flexible, so change it even as you go through the tour.

This tour will introduce visitors to a variety of local street food and the vibrant culture and history of Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam in Singapore. The host of this tour is a fourth-generation Singapore-Chinese-Peranakan who is dedicated to sharing authentic experiences of Singapore. A fun adventure for those who want to experience traditional street food while learning of the history and culture of Singapore.

Immerse yourself in Singapore’s street food on this tasting tour, led by a guide who shares in-depth local knowledge. Soak in the atmosphere of everyday life on a walk around vibrant neighborhoods and hawker centers including Chinatown, Kampong Glam, and Little India. You’re introduced to a range of tantalizing dishes and drinks while you learn about Singapore’s rich culinary history on this personalized tour. Round-trip hotel transport included.

Dine like a local on this food tour of Singapore, which includes 10 tastings of the city's best traditional and innovative dishes alike. Walk past some of the city's most popular attractions and through its distinctive neighborhoods between bites, all while your guide provides insightful commentary and useful information about the area. This small-group tour is limited to eight people for a more intimate experience.

Combine Singapore’s rich culture with its cuisine on a sightseeing tour that provides a comprehensive introduction that’s ideal for first-time visitors. Exploring by bicycle eliminates the hassle of parking and allow you to cover far more attractions than you would on foot, while focusing on Singapore’s food scene with a guide means you’ll sample delicacies and visit food stalls that you may otherwise have missed.

Singaporeans eat out more than any other nation on earth. Find out why on this delectable private food tour, with eight different tastings at three different hawker centers in the Chinatown area. Set out at a time that suits your body clock—morning, noon, or night—then savor highlights from Tian Tian’s legendary chicken rice through to spring rolls, dim sum, and the local breakfast favorite, kaya toast.

Michelin’s notoriously picky food inspectors don’t often turn their attention to street food, but when it comes to Singapore the rules are a little different. If you’re struggling to know where to eat in one of the world’s street food capitals, look no further. This small-group food tour takes in two Michelin-rated street eateries and two other famous food stalls, with a Chinatown tour and a wet market visit too.

Knowing what to eat in a new city can be difficult—prebook this Singapore Private Cultural Food Tour that helps you explore in the comfort of a private group. See Chinatown's corners under the leadership of a local guide, and learn about the religious diversity and ingredients that contribute to the Singaporean experience. Discover the nation's unique public housing program while wandering past the public housing block, and sample Chinese, Malay, and Indian cuisine in the Hawker centers.

Singapore is a very diverse place, and on this food-focused walking tour, you can sample a variety of different cuisines as you explore the Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam neighborhoods. Follow your tour guide through the streets and learn about the history, culture, and heritage of Singapore and discover where the locals like to eat. Get in-depth insights into each dish that you sample and hear stories about the local communities.

Singapore offers so much that’s good to eat it can be hard to know where to start. Take a step off the beaten track and discover Katong and Joo Chiat on this foodie bike tour, in a group no larger than 10. You’ll taste at least eight different dishes, like cakes, dumplings, laksa, curry puff, and Hainanese chicken rice, learn about Peranakan culture, and enjoy a wealth of photo opportunities.

No trip to Singapore is complete without experiencing the authentic Singapore Sling, one of the world’s most famous cocktails. Enjoy the original Singapore Sling recipe, developed in 1915, as you ride on the famous Singapore Flyer observation wheel. Sipping your cocktail as you gaze out over the marvelous city of Singapore, you’ll come to understand the true charm and magic of this unique city.

Immerse yourself in Singaporean food culture with this guided tour and cooking class. Learn about the local food industry and eating customs with visits to wet markets, family-run shops and hawker centers. Sample local favorites, including putu piring (sweet rice flour snack), and learn to make your own popiah (fresh spring roll) as well as kueh pie tees (savory tart).

The Awesome Peranakan Experience - Bead by Bead Be immersed in the Peranakan culture by spending a weekend at the Straits Enclave @ Joo Chiat heritage district. Led by our experience Peranakan beading expert, this workshop will be bursting with history, culture, stories and artefacts in the Peranakan Chinese Private Museum. Understanding The Peranakan Culture: Once you step into the Straits Enclave, it is like taking a step back in time into a different time dimension – 100 years back into a 1920s Peranakan home when these architecturally stunning shophouses were constructed in Joo Chiat. Guests are welcomed by a captivating ambience, followed by a feast for their eyes where they will be tickled with stories behind them. We will share the Peranakan culture and interesting stories as a Peranakan staying in the Joo Chiat district.