We stopped in Little India to experience some of the ethnic neighborhoods. The sights, sounds, and smells were very different from neighborhood to neighborhood. Since it was Sunday, we saw many of the locals out shopping in addition to the tourists. Little India is a definitely must! The sights, sounds, smells etc. all took me back to my last trip... more

If you want to get a taste of India outside India, this is the place to be. This is as authentic as it gets. I heard so much about the store Mustafa, it turned out to be a disappointment. Too cramped and too crowded. There are a myriad of restaurants over there. We tried the Komala Vilas, which served awesome... more

I never missed going to Little India whenever I go to Singapore. It's the place that I always go to when I want to exchange money. They have the best rate in town. I'm a fan of indian stuff so, I get all of those here from indian balm, oil, soap, spices, bollywood film and food. Ooopppss, but avoid going... more

Tourists are likely to venture into Little India to shop at the Mustafa Centre, but its an area to spend some time on its own right. This is a busy little place and on Sundays when the locals have the day off its heaving. Firstly there is a wide choice of food with some nice Indian restaurants, cafes and takeaways.... more

If you enjoy hunting for bargains then Little India is the place to go. Walk down Serangoon Rd and the little laneways and go in and out of all the little shops. You will be amazed at what you find. As you walk along you will be greeted by the beautiful smells of incense and the music of India. Meet... more

The Mustafa Center in Little India is open 24 hours a day for shopping... it's a HUGE building, about 8 stories, and you can buy almost anything you want, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at great prices. Clothes, jewelry, fine jewelry, watches, electronics, toys, food, market items, full pharmacy, kitchen appliances, computers, gifts, household items, EVERYTHING. And... more

Tekka market and Little India are everything I hoped Asia would be and Singapore was not: chaotic, messy, colorful, and a total riot. Guys chopping fish heads, bins and bins of live crabs, clothing stalls in the mezzanine, offerings to the gods next to monster prawns. Flower-wreath-sellers for temple offerings and produce markets were everywhere on the street. You could... more

最初に商店街みたいなところへ行きました。所狭しといろんなものが売られていました。スパイス、洋服、雑貨などなど。本当にごち... more

スパイスやお香の香りに包まれて、人々の話す言葉やインドの音楽のなか、とてもエキゾチックな気分になれます。 ムスリムセン... more