Good place to find all your daily needs and some nice authentic food here. More

We wanted to visit Cultural places in Singapore with overseas friends. We took an MRT to Paya Lebar and walk owards the market. There was supposed to be a Malay Village, kampong of sort but it was run down.;( We went to the Market and most shops were closed. There were a few food stalls open and food is great.... More

This part of Geylang is a malay enclave, not to be mistaken with other seedy parts of Geylang. Markets, shops, shopping complexes, hawker centres. Near to Joo Chiat where you can see some nicely lined shophouses. Nice busy place especially during weekends though weekdays it can be a bit quiet. During the fasting month of ramadan there will pretty evening... More

I visited Master Soon at the Geylang Serai Market last July. I am trying to get in contact with him to make an appointment for my upcoming visit to Singapore. I cannot find his phone number anywhere. Is anybody able to help? Thanks! More

You'd probably know Geyland is Singapore red light district, but the market is a walking distance from it. At night there are a lot of tourist and Singaporeans out for a cool beer or maybe some cheap tasty Singaporean dish as well. Its a great atmosphere full of energy and excitement for a good night out in the town with... More

geylang is famous place for prostituation as you might know. this market has nothing to do with prostitution anyway. you can also find some good local foods at kopi tiams there. More