Ramadan bazaars in Singapore in 2025
From dawn to dusk this March, our Muslim friends will be fasting throughout the month of Ramadan, and along with that comes the annual Ramadan bazaars where many will break their fast.
You might already be familiar with the most popular bazaars in Geylang Serai and Kampong Gelam, but there are many more all across Singapore. With so much to see, eat, and do – here are the best Ramadan bazaars in Singapore in 2025 to check out – ranging from big to small, and famous to lesser-known.
Table of Contents
| Ramadan bazaar | Dates | Location |
| Tampines MRT Ramadan bazaar | Now-16th Mar 2025 | Tampines Central (East) |
| Giant Ramadan Pasar Malam | Now-30th Mar 2025 | Tampines (East) |
| MakBesar at Our Tampines Hub | 13th-26th Mar 2025 | Tampines (East) |
| Absolut Bazaar at Expo | 14th-16th Mar 2025 | Singapore Expo (East) |
| Ramadan bazaar at Jurong West | Now-28th Mar 2025 | Jurong West (West) |
| Bazar Raya Utara Sembawang | Now-29th Mar 2025 | Sembawang (North) |
| Bazaria Marsiling | Now-28th Mar 2025 | Woodlands (North) |
| Kampong Gelam Bazaar | Now-25th Mar 2025 | Kampong Glam (Central) |
| Geylang Serai Bazaar | Now-31st Mar 2025 | Geylang Serai (Central) |
| Raya Sejiran by Pasar Seloka & LaLooLalang | 15th-16th Mar 2025 | Kampong Glam (Central) |
1. Tampines MRT Ramadan bazaar
Bouncy castle & claw machines galore
Image adapted from: @ilovetampines via Instagram
With an eclectic mix of Halal F&B retailers and boutique retailers, the Tampines MRT Ramadan bazaar is one you won’t want to miss. Grab a loaded potato from Supadeck or some baklava and kunafa from Noah Bazaar. Other pop-ups include Malaysian ready-to-eat food distributor Warisan Abi HQ selling packets of Rendang Ayam and Dendeng Daging, and Nekmah Dessert with their selection of delectable snacks and goodies.
Image adapted from: @ilovetampines via Instagram
There are also plenty of fun activities and games for kids like claw machines and even a bouncy castle to keep your children occupied while you shop in the vicinity.
Date: Now till 16th March 2025
Time: 12pm-10pm
Where: Open field beside Tampines MRT
2. Giant Ramadan Pasar Malam
Street eats at the open-space carpark
Image credit: TLK Events and Lighting
Just a short commute from the Tampines MRT Ramadan bazaar, the Giant Ramadan Pasar Malam has made its return this 2025 in the hypermarket’s carpark. Feast on local food specialities like traditional vadai and tutu kueh for as long as you want – parking there is free.
For those running errands, this is a great opportunity to kill two birds with one stone – IKEA and Courts are nearby as well if you want to pick up any household items and appliances.
Date: Now till 30th March 2025
Time: 12pm-10pm
Where: Giant Tampines Hypermarket Carpark, 21 Tampines North Drive 2, Singapore 528765
3. MakBesar at Our Tampines Hub
Unique products & festive Hari Raya treats
Image credit: Eatbook
Come celebrate community and culture at this smaller, lesser-known Ramadan bazaar in Our Tampines Hub, organised by MakBesar. Snacks, goodies, clothes – you name it and you’ll be able to find a wide range at the fair. Try out salted egg peyek from vendor KKMY or a cup of Carl’s Coffee where they infuse their everyday black coffee with gula melaka and salt.
Date: 13th–26th March 2025
Time: 3pm-10pm on weekdays, 12pm-10pm on weekends
Where: Central Plaza, Our Tampines Hub, 1 Tampines Walk, Singapore 528523
4. Absolut Bazaar at Expo
Food fair from Malaysia
Image credit: Eatbook
Having previously done a food fair in Singapore, Absolut is debuting Absolut Bazaar at Expo for the first time this year. It will feature 50 F&B stores and a slew of other retail pop-ups selling Muslimah clothes, home decor, and perfumes. As the fair will be indoors, you’ll be able to beat the heat and enjoy the bazaar in air-conditioned comfort.
The first 100 visitors will also get a chance to try their hand at the fair’s money chamber and grab flying notes from the air to take home, so make sure to get there early.
Date: 14th-16th March 2025
Time: 12pm-2am on 14th March, 9am-2am on 15th March, 9am-10pm on 16th March
Where: Singapore Expo, Halls 4A & 4B, 1 Expo Drive, Singapore 486150
5. Ramadan bazaar at Jurong West
Must-try roti boyan in the West
Image credit: Eatbook
The Ramadan bazaar at Jurong West will be the main bazaar of interest for all Westies. Primarily a food bazaar, ready your tummies as you can expect a mix of classic pasar malam eats like takoyaki, Ramly burger, and roti boyan.
Date: Now till 28th March 2025
Time: 12pm-10pm
Where: 496 Jurong West Street 41, Singapore 640496
6. Bazar Raya Utara Sembawang
XXL briyani platter
Image adapted from: Eatbook, @sayangsembawang via Instagram
Northies, be sure to check out Bazar Raya Utara located in Sembawang. Grab an XXL lamb shank briyani platter from Bismi Biryani while live music and performances play in the background. Expect to see home-grown local and international performing artists, like Rosli Mohalim and Putri Emily. You’ll also be able to browse through Raya outfits and shop for delicious bites while there.
Date: Now till 29th March 2025
Time: 10am-10pm
Where: Open space beside Sembawang MRT
7. Bazaria Marsiling
Diverse international fare in the heartlands
Image credit: TLK Events and Lighting
No commuting for Woodlands inhabitants and North-siders as you will be able to join the festivities at Bazaria Marsiling for live performances and retail therapy. There’s plenty of delicious food from around the world like Korean spicy noodles, and even Japanese street food classics like okonomiyaki and taiyaki. Head to the spacious seating area to relax and dig into all the delicious eats without having to juggle your food on the go.
Date: Now till 28th March 2025
Time: 12pm-10pm
Where: Next to Causeway Point & Woodlands MRT, 1 Woodlands Square, Singapore 738099
8. Kampong Gelam Bazaar
Light shows & interactive workshops to explore
Stretching over 3 different streets with over 120 retailers, The Gemilang Kampong Gelam Ramadan Bazaar 2025 is packed with various activities and food options. Embark on a Kampong Tour around the precinct, join a Mystery Treasure Hunt, or participate in a charity run.
You can also engage in workshops to try your hand at Arabic calligraphy and batik painting. Don’t forget to catch the Sultan Mosque light projection show, along with performances of traditional Malay songs and cultural dance arts that will bring the festive vibes to life.
Date: Now till 25th March 2025
Time: 2pm–11pm
Where: Along Baghdad Street, Kandahar Street and right outside Sultan Gate
9. Geylang Serai Bazaar
Singapore’s biggest flagship Ramadan night market
Image adapted from: Eatbook, @ajkt1963 via Instagram
Comprising over 500 stalls and with plenty of eats, Geylang Serai Bazaar is not to be missed. The vibes and atmosphere are perfect for jalan jalan and there will even be live performances by local artists such as Hady Mirza and Imran Ajmain. Don’t miss the Hari Raya light-up along the street – it’s 2.5km long!
Date: Now till 31st March 2025
Time: 10am-11.59pm daily, extended until 4am on 31st March
Where: From Geylang Serai Market to the area beside Tanjong Katong Complex
10. Raya Sejiran by Pasar Seloka & LaLooLalang
Hipster night market for fashion & cosmetics
Image credit: @pasarseloka via Instagram
LaLooLalang’s annual Raya pop-up is teaming up with Malaysia’s Pasar Seloka to bring you Raya Sejiran, a hidden gem in this year’s bazaar lineup. Unlike the usual food-heavy Ramadan bazaars, this one puts the spotlight on fashion, accessories, bags, and cosmetics, with around 35 vendors in the mix. There will be some F&B stores but if you’re after a proper feast, swing by the Kampong Gelam Bazaar nearby for some nosh before heading down.
Date: 15th–16th March 2025
Time: 1pm-9pm
Where: Aliwal Arts Centre, 28 Aliwal Street, Singapore 199918
Break fast at these Ramadan bazaars & pasar malams
Immerse yourself in the Ramadan festivities and participate in iftar – breaking of fast – with our Muslim friends at one of these Ramadan bazaars. It’s a great way to experience the spirit of togetherness and gratitude that defines this holy month.
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Cover image adapted from: @pasarseloka via Instagram, @ajkt1963 via Instagram, Eatbook