With upsized Ramadan Bazaar, Geylang Serai opens

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With upsized Ramadan Bazaar, Geylang Serai opens

The streets of Geylang are alive with the sounds and smells of the annual Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar, which is bigger than ever. There are over 700 stall spaces available this year, which are 10 times larger than last year's, and it takes place over 36 days, until April 22. With an upsized edition this year, you'll be spoilt for choice as the bazaar offers a wide variety of delicacies and snacks, from sweet to savoury, spicy to mild, whether traditional or more innovative offerings. The F&B stalls are all either MUIS halal-certified, Muslim-owned, or checked by SuChi Halal Consultants to make sure everything meets halal requirements.

Most of these are located in the Street Bazaar section, a large part of which is located along Engku Aman Road next to Wisma Geylang Serai. However, as it extends to various areas around Geylang Road, you can also find other branches of the same stalls at locations next to Tanjong Katong Complex and Lorong Sireh Pinang. Each stall has a sample-sized affordable option to ensure that everyone can get a taste without the cost of their budget.

Vato Dendeng A 171 Similar to jerky or bak kwa, dendeng is a thin slice of meat preserved with spices and sugar. Vato Dendeng elevates it by introducing a variety of flavours. Go for the Beef Dendeng S $6 and the VatoDendeng Cubanos S $6 6. Bob Senget is known for his funny Facebook Live sessions and his funny and entertaining Facebook Live sessions, Bob Senget joins The Messy Bros, selling finger foods and mains. You can't go wrong with the Berserak Burger Beef S $8 and Old Skool Cheeseburger S $6.50 7. Street Wok by Maktoks Kitchen A 183 Famous for their pocket satay and potato twists, Street Wok returns to the bazaar with a refreshed menu. Try the Vietnamese Rolls S $6 Giant Begedil Bomz S $8 and Kway Teow Kerang Lechak S $7 Thirsty or craving for something sweet? There are several stalls in the drinks and desserts section that sell classics such as the bandung rose syrup drink cendol iced dessert with coconut milk and palm sugar syrup and katira refreshing drink with basil seeds alongside modern takeaways like churros, pancakes and coconut ice cream. Sofnade B 016 A stall to visit to complement all the savoury food you've bought, it offers a large variety of refreshing drinks. Order Air Cendol, Rose Katira or Peach Muscat S $4 for 700 ml, S $12 for 3 l 2. Loco Loco A 197 Your stop for local fusion finger food made fresh on a daily basis. Go for the assorted Churros with Ondeh-Ondeh, Oreo or original flavours S $6.