Spent a day exploring this interesting and diversified area. Had a great lunch, explored numerous markets, stores and street vendors. A highlight of our stay. Don't visit Singapore without touring Chinatown. More

Find cheap stuffs to buy here, coz the proce doesn't get better then this! More

Just as any other Chinatown around asia, this is the place to find all your kitsch souvenirs. There's also a huge foodcourt you can go to to try out a variety of cheap local cuisine, not just chinese. The architecture in some places is really nice too, with old colourful houses which contrast with the fields of skyscrapers around you! More

Temples, food,food, shopping, fantastic trains in Singapore,easy to get around ! More

found several great deals on having a few shirts made. great material and fast turn around. 4 shirts and 2 pants with silk tie for 385S$. great food More

Did a tea ceremony there and learned a lot. What a fantastic experience. The place is very interesting, especially the food, kitchen ware shops and tea rooms. More

Got very ripped off by the restaurant next to the National Chinese Heritage Museum, the food we wanted they didn't have (basic curries and desserts), charged a fortune for bad quality food, charge $3.50 plus the tax for water! Not as good variety of chinese food as I expected, just cheap knick knacks. More

We spent every night back in Chinatown. The food and beer were heaps cheaper and it had a real atmosphere. More

This may be the most boring Chinatown-all you see is store after store of chinese souvenirs that you can buy in any Chinatown worldwide (some Singaporean souvenirs). The restaurants are mostly for "Steamboat" (hotpot). Maybe the best things to do here is to buy cheesy souvenirs and perhaps visit the wet market (go in the morning). More