The best Ramadan bazaars in Singapore

The Ramadan celebrations begin on February 19 with Gemilang Kampong Gelam Ramadan Bazaar 2025, featuring over 80 F&B vendors including Satay Ummi and House of Lemang. The bazaar also includes craft workshops, where you can learn Arabic calligraphy at Erwan Bar’s workshop or create your own Dikir Barat puppets. Undoubtedly the star of the show, the Sultan Mosque Light Show will showcase symbolic imagery like date trees and music composed by local composer Sha’aban Yahya. Keep up to date with the event here.

The Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar is undoubtedly one of the biggest Ramadan events happening every year, and this year’s rendition features over 500 stalls. These booths are either halal-certified or Muslim-friendly, selling items from festive clothes to yummy grub. Come hungry, as there are 150 F&B stalls to browse, including BFF Seafood, manned by local influencer Ridhwan Azman. More details can be found here.

If Singapore’s heat deters you from heading outdoors, then CelebFest Ramadan 2025 will be a great option for you. This indoor Ramadan bazaar features over 40 F&B stalls, as well as retail booths selling accessories, kidswear, fragrances, and homeware. Take this chance to shop Ramadan essentials like prayer mats and Quran sets – these make for practical gifts too. Event organisers are keeping mum about the celebrity lineup, but fingers crossed that your favourite celeb appears! More information can be found here.

Malaysia’s popular Absolut Bazaar is coming to Singapore, so there’s no need to take a bus over to our neighbouring country. 50 F&B vendors are participating, and you can expect delectable street food such as grilled seafood and kunafa. The bazaar also features its fan-favourite “money grabbing” booth, where players will stand in a transparent booth and attempt to grab the dollar notes that are flying around.

Easties, don’t sleep on the Ramadan food bazaar happening at the open field next to Tampines MRT station. There’s an array of Muslim-owned stalls selling good ‘ol bazaar grub, including nasi lemak, burgers, satay, and takoyaki. Cool off from the heat and grab a seat at the shaded areas, while little ones hop about the bouncy castles.