During Ramadan in Singapore, the Geylang Serai and other bazaars return with food and shopping, hotels and restaurants offer iftar buffets, and many eateries open late for suhoor. Book iftar buffets early — they sell out — and use Humble Halal's “open now” filter for late-night suhoor.
The bazaars
Ramadan bazaars — most famously at Geylang Serai — fill with food stalls, snacks, drinks and festive shopping in the lead-up to Hari Raya. They're a highlight of the season.
Iftar buffets
Many hotels and restaurants run special iftar (breaking-fast) buffets through the month. These are popular and sell out — book early, and confirm the venue is MUIS-certified.
Suhoor & open-late
- Use the “Open now” filter late at night
- Look for 24-hour and open-late eateries
- Plan around prayer times
- Check certification before large group bookings
Frequently asked questions
When is the Geylang Serai Ramadan bazaar?
The Geylang Serai bazaar runs through the month of Ramadan each year, in the lead-up to Hari Raya Aidilfitri. Check current-year dates closer to the season.
Where can I find suhoor in Singapore?
Use the “Open now” filter on Humble Halal late at night to find open halal eateries, and look for 24-hour and open-late spots for suhoor.
Browse Singapore’s halal & Muslim-owned directory by category, area or map.