1. Gemilang Kampong Gelam Ramadan Bazaar
Gemilang Kampong Gelam is back and better than ever, along Kandahar, Muscat, and Baghdad Streets. Running till 25th March, With over 120 vendors, expect a feast of flavours from over 120 vendors, including the viral Croissant Tarik, the ever-popular Satay Ummi and Smashed’s burgers and tacos. Long-time favourites like Picanhas’ and The House of Lemang have continued to draw crowds for their delicious steaks and fragrant bamboo-cooked rice respectively. Set against the backdrop of Singapore’s rich Malay heritage, this Raya hotspot is a must-visit for festive vibes and delicious eats. Join the Mass Iftar on 22nd March, where 1,000 people will gather on Arab Street to break their fast in a heart-warming celebration of togetherness.
Details: Open daily till 25th March 2025 from 2pm to 11pm
2. Hari Raya Festivities at IKEA Singapore
Celebrate Hari Raya in style with a line-up of exciting activities for all ages at IKEA Singapore. Let the little ones get crafty with Raya-inspired mosaic coasters while you dive into hands-on workshops – whip up festive treats with APSN Centre for Adults, or pick up pro tips from IKEA’s interior designers to refresh your living space. Treat yourselves to special Raya delicacies at festive food tastings, and soak in the vibrant energy of traditional Malay dance performances.
Details: Every weekend till 30th March, at different IKEA Singapore outlets
3. Iftar Buffet at Straits Kitchen
Iftar is more than a meal—it is a time for gathering and reflection. Straits Kitchen, a top pick for Iftar meals during the month of Ramadan, embraces this with a dining experience that honours tradition with shared flavours. Back after Grand Hyatt Singapore’s revamp, this buffet blends Singaporean favourites with Middle Eastern flavours. Highlights include live barbecue stations with satay, slow-cooked lamb mandi, and indulgent tulang merah. The dessert spread is just as tempting, featuring local delights like chendol and goreng pisang. With its diverse selection and vibrant atmosphere, Straits Kitchen delivers an unforgettable Iftar experience.
Details: Daily till 31st March, priced from $68++ per adult and $36++ per child for lunch, while dinner is $98++ per adult and $49++ per child
4. Bazaar Raya Geylang Serai
A beloved favourite of Singaporeans during the Hari Raya season, the Bazaar Raya Geylang Serai features over 500 stalls offering a diverse array of food, clothing, and festive goods. Enjoy daily live performances for the duration of the bazaar, including traditional music shows and comedy segments. Among the over 150 food stalls, check out ‘cloud bread’ from Penang’s viral Roti Awan, savoury snacks from Indian rojak stall Ministry of Rojak and dendeng – thin charred beef slices – that have become a staple during the Hari Raya period. This bazaar is a must-visit for those seeking authentic local flavours, a cultural immersion and festive shopping.
Details: Open daily till 30th March 2025 from 10am to midnight, with extended hours on the eve of Hari Raya Aidilfitri
5. Ramadan Iftar Feast at Asian Market Café
Asian Market Cafe’s first-ever Ramadan Iftar Buffet is a celebration of pan-Asian and Middle Eastern flavours. Begin with customary sweet dates before indulging in creamy hummus, baba ganoush, and comforting bubur lambuk at Fairmont Singapore’s halal-certified culinary hotspot. The star of the show? A slow-roasted whole lamb, carved to order, alongside fragrant Arabic rice with pickles, salsa, and Fattoush salad. Seafood lovers can dive into fresh sashimi and seafood on ice, while local favourites like mee goreng mamak, and chili crab add to the feast. End your meal on a high note with a delicious teh tarik or refreshing bandung.
Details: Daily till 20th April, priced from S$98++ per adult and S$49++ per child
6. Hari Raya Street Light-Up
The streets are glittering and the festive buzz is in the air as Geylang Road and Sims Avenue have lit up for Hari Raya. This year’s 2.5-kilometre-long Raya light-up, themed #RayaBersama (Raya Together), brings a dazzling display designed by local community leaders. With its stunning arches and vibrant displays, this is your chance to snap some Instagram-worthy shots while soaking in the festive spirit. Don’t miss out on this radiant celebration, with an all-night spectacle on the eve of Hari Raya Aidilfitri.
Details: Daily till 10th April, from 7pm to midnight on weekdays and 7pm to 2am on weekends