After a month of fasting from dawn till dusk, the Muslim community wraps up the season with festivities and good food, often in the form of street-side bazaars. While these Ramadan bazaars are rooted in tradition, they are much loved and frequented by all races and backgrounds alike.
You can expect a range of stalls, from the nostalgic Ramly Burger to trendier ones selling the latest crazes; be it the rolled ice creams from 2017, or more recent sensations like Dubai chocolate. Whether you’re looking to celebrate Ramadan with friends and families, or just a foodie on the hunt for some sick eats, here’s an ultimate guide to the best Ramadan Bazaars in 2026.
01 • Kampong Gelam Baazar
As the cornerstone for local Malay heritage, Kampong Gelam is gearing up for an epic celebration that goes beyond serving up street food. This year, they’re kicking off celebrations with a meaningful Night Walk With Pelita (oil lamps), meant to be a reflective journey targeted at families and youth.
As the month stretches on, you can expect community-bonding activities, such as the mass iftar and interactive workshops for kids. But if you’re just dropping by, then you should definitely make a beeline for their mouthwatering street food selection. Although specific stall details have yet to be released, favourites from 2025 that we hope to see return include Picanhas and La Birria Tacos – delivering juicy, tender steaks and loaded tacos that’ll leave you addicted after the first bite.
📅Date: 11 Feb – 15 Mar 2026
⏰ Opening hours: 2pm – 11pm
📍 Address: 26 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199444
02 • Geylang Serai Baazar
The Geylang Serai Bazaar is another one of the most highly anticipated bazaars, drawing crowds with its extensive food and retail lineup. Last year, they featured a whopping 500 stalls with 150 dedicated to F&B, and this year is projected to be no different. While prices here can get steep, they keep things wallet-friendly by ensuring at least 2 items from each stall are priced at $4 and below.
Be prepared for a lively, high-energy atmosphere as their winding walkways fill with excited shoppers stocking up on Ramadan snacks or just getting their fill of the fun. Organisers have made it a point to have at least 100 stalls serving authentic Malaysian cuisine, so be sure to go for classics like the Ramly burgers and otah.
📅Date: 14 Feb – 21 Mar 2026
⏰ Opening hours: 12pm – late
📍 Address: 1 Geylang Serai, Singapore 402001
03 • BazaRia Marsiling
As one of the biggest Bazaars out North, Bazaria Marsiling is conveniently located beside Marsiling MRT, making it a go-to for all Northies. Must-trys from 2025 include the unique Cendol Viral Ramen, Waterfall Cheese Mashed Potato, and some refreshing Thai Iced Grape Milk Tea.
On top of their vast selection of food and retail options, they’re amping up the festive energy with live performances. Last year, local singers like Siti Nordiana and Ezad Lazim took the stage delivering nostalgic hits. If you’re in the vicinity, make sure you drop by for some good food and good vibes.
📅Date: 13 Feb – 14 Mar 2026
⏰Opening hours: 12pm – 10pm
📍Address: 30 Woodlands Avenue 2, Singapore 738343
04 • Pasir Ris Ramadan Baazar
If you’re living in the far corners of Singapore, don’t worry about missing out. A piece of the action is coming your way, as OnePA and Pasir Ris East CC are putting together a Ramadan Bazaar just for residents in the area. Marking its first year, you should definitely support this debut if you’re in the area, as they bring the festive Ramadan buzz right to the heart of the community. Stay tuned for more information here!
📅Date: 19 Feb – 19 Mar 2026
📍 Address: Block 415 Pasir Ris Drive 6, Singapore 510415
05 • Celebfest
Held in Suntec’s convention centre, Celebfest Ramadan is a major biannual lifestyle festival that’s packed with live performances, food, and plenty of shopping. Attracting vendors from the most popular halal eateries across town, it offers a street food experience that’s as good as gourmet. Its air-conditioned venue also makes it a comfortable option for families who want to enjoy a bazaar experience without braving the heat and humidity.
Stroll through their bustling bazaar and grab some loaded fries from The Frites & Co or some sugar churros from Chulop!, while your favourite artists take the stage. If you’re lucky, you may even score a meet-and-greet session with them.
📅Date: 27 Feb – 1 Mar 2026
⏰ Opening hours: 12pm – 10pm
📍 Address: 1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039593
🌐 Website: celebfest.sg/
06 • Tampines MRT Bazaar
This well-known Bazaar in the East is set to return once again, with its delectable spread of traditional street food. With no shortage of bazaars in the area, Easties are spoilt for choice. However, the scale and convenience of this bazaar definitely make it a standout for grabbing some scrumptious bites while on-the-go.
They usually offer a plethora of cuisines and finger foods rather than focusing on traditional fare. From sweet treats like fluffy-filled doughnuts and chocolate-covered strawberries, to over-the-top sensations like mac and cheese pizzas, this bazaar has always catered to the adventurous foodies, and this year should be no exception.
⏰ Opening hours: 10am – 10pm
📍 Address: Tampines MRT Exit C, 20 Tampines Central 1, Singapore 529538
07 • Bukit Gombak Bazaar
This bazaar has been a long-standing favourite within the West, and this year it’s gearing up to return as good as ever. Located on the hardcourt opposite the Bukit Gombak MRT, its open and airy setup makes it ideal for a leisurely exploration.
They tend to feature more old-school stalls selling classic snacks such as Tu Tu Kueh, which you’d find at Pasar Malams growing up. So if you’re not one to jump on the ever-evolving fads, then you’ll likely find classics here that can satisfy your old soul.
📅 Date: 27 Feb – 19 Mar 2026
⏰ Opening hours: 12pm – 10pm
📍 Address: near Block 372 Bukit Batok Street 31, Singapore 650372
Frequently Asked Questions
1. When do Ramadan bazaars usually take place in 2026?
Ramadan bazaars typically run throughout the fasting month, starting in the late afternoon and operating into the night after iftar. Most bazaars begin one to two weeks before Ramadan officially starts and continue until just before Hari Raya Aidilfitri.
2. What kind of food can I expect at Ramadan bazaars this year?
You’ll find a mix of classic favourites like Ramly burgers, satay, kebabs, and traditional kueh, alongside trendy offerings that change year to year. Although exact details have not been released yet, you can expect creative desserts, loaded drinks, and modern fusion snacks alongside the usual comfort foods.
3. What’s the best time to visit a Ramadan bazaar to avoid crowds?
For a more relaxed experience, try heading down earlier in the evening, around 4.30pm to 6pm, before the post-iftar rush. Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends, while peak hours tend to be after 7.30pm.
(Feature photo from: Honeycombers)
