We've got the scoop to this year’s edition of the Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar.
Fasting month is fast approaching, and you know what that means – Ramadan bazaars will be back in full swing! One we love? Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar is a 33-day Ramadan festival and bazaar, which runs from now till 15 March 2026. Titled Gemilang Kampong Gelam (meaning ‘glorious Kampong Gelam’), this year’s edition boasts over 100 F&B and retail stalls, fun workshops, performances, and even a light show. Here’s a peep into what you can expect.
Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar 2026: Food stalls we’re excited about
1. Supa Deck
Supa Deck’s main highlight on the menu is its Supa Spuds – loaded potatoes topped with items like pulled beef, buffalo chicken and mac & cheese. We went with the mac & cheese, expecting a rich and indulgent combo. While the portion was generous, it didn’t quite blow us away. The mac & cheese and potato felt like two separate components sitting on top of each other rather than a cohesive dish. We were hoping for a cheesier sauce that would properly bind everything together and seep into the potato. Perhaps skip the mac & cheese and go for meat options instead for a more flavour-packed bite.
Must-try items: Pulled beef; BBQ sausage
Price: From $7
Address: Supa Deck, Booth K22, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, Kandahar Street
2. Picanhas’
This local brand is a mainstay at the bazaar, so we’re not surprised when it was announced that Picanhas will be present at this year’s festivity. We’re expecting the usual from these folks: pulled picanhas in pitas, and the ever-popular steak and mash. But who knows, the team might have a few tricks up their sleeves.
Must-try items: Tacos; pitas; steak and mash
Price: From $12
Address: Picanhas’, Booth K45, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, Kandahar Street
3. Dubai Kunafa
The viral kunafa chocolate continues its chokehold over Singapore foodies, and tbh, are we even surprised it’s making an appearance at this year’s Kampong Glam bazaar? Prices might be what you’ve seen at other night markets across the island, so be prepared to shell out more to satisfy your sweet tooth craving.
Must-try items: Original; mix two flavours
Price: From $12
Address: Dubai Kunafa, Booth MS13, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, Muscat Street
4. Sugar Mama Lah
Sugar Mama Lah offers various cute and Insta-worthy sweet treats from souffle pancakes to tiramisu and even the viral Dubai chewy cookie. A standout would be their pistachio kunafa tiramisu and the soft and airy souffle pancakes. Best of all, their desserts aren’t overly sweet – the ultimate Asian compliment. You won’t feel jelak halfway through, so finishing a piece or sharing a few flavours with friends is totally doable.
Must-try items: Pistachio kunafa tiramisu; souffle pancake
Price: From $10.90
Address: Sugar Mama Lah, Booth K41, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, Kandahar Street
5. Broti & Offday Coffee
Parched after walking all around? We recommend swinging by this booth, which offers beverages with a unique twist. Think flavours like watermelon milk, Solero (yes, like the ice cream), and iced pandan milk tea. This year, Offday Coffee pairs up with Broti, which means you can also get your hands on their signature drinks like the Thai green milk tea and other brewed tea and soda combinations.
Must-try items: Thai green tea; Earl Grey milk tea; matcha
Price: Drinks from $4
Address: Broti & Offday Coffee, Booth K43, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, Kandahar Street
6. Smashed
Freshly grilled, seasoned to perfection tacos? Oh yes, please! Run, don’t walk to this stall at Arab Street, which dishes out mouthwatering smashed tacos. The avocado ones are spec-taco-lar – check out the cheese pull! These baddies may or may not appear in Smashed’s regular menu after the bazaar, so better head and try ’em before they’re gone… possibly till next year
Must-try items: Signature tacos; sambal prawn tacos
Price: From $12
Address: Smashed, MS01, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, Arab Street
7. Warung Man Baba
If you ask the older generation about Ramadan bazaars of today, they’ll probably lament the lack of traditional food. Count their lucky stars, ‘cos this stall is taking it back to old school with its offerings. Visitors can sink their teeth into familiar faves like deng deng, karipap, and otah. Wash everything down with air kathira for a true taste of the yesteryears.
Must-try items: Deng deng; karipap
Price: From $10
Address: Warung Man Baba, Booth MS07, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, Muscat Street
8. La Birria Tacos
This homegrown brand got its start at Ramadan bazaars, so it’s only fitting for La Birria Tacos to make a grand return to the very place where it all began. Get ready to feast on halal Mexican street food! Fingers crossed there will be fusion flavours on offer. Sambal belacan tacos, anyone?
Must-try items: Singature birria tacos
Price: From $12
Address: La Birria Tacos, Booth K12, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, Kandahar Street
9. Tebuuuu x Teh Ohh
One way to beat the Singapore heat is to cool down with a refreshing cup of sugarcane juice. Get your hands on this perennial favourite here, or go wild and sip on a blend of sugarcane and tea beverages. If the queue’s too long at this booth, Tebuuuu’s standalone stall is a hop and a skip away.
Must-try items: Original; lemon
Price: From $6
Address: Tebuuuu, Booth K29 and MS6, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, Kandahar/ Muscat Street
10. Yoda-ebak!
If you must have rice for every meal, drop by this booth and get your hands on the sushi bake. One tray can feed up to two people, which is perfect for small eaters. This hassle-free meal is a great option for walking and eating around the bazaar.
Must-try items: Salmon mentai; cheese bombs
Price: From $10
Address: Yoda-ebak, Booth K23, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, Kandahar Street
Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar 2026: Retail stalls
11. Diyana Halik
Diyana Halik, as the name suggests, is founded by the Internet personality and entrepreneur who is also Aaron Aziz’s wife. Bringing a touch of Malaysian flair across the border, the brand offers a wide range of modest fashion essentials, from beautifully crafted telekung dresses to an array of stylish hijabs. Each piece blends practicality with elegance, perfect for everyday wear or religious occasions.
Best for: Various Hijabs, telekung dresses
Address: Diyana Halik, no booth number, located near the main stage, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar
12. LoveAisyah
LoveAisyah is a local brand specialising in modern and girly baju kurung and kebaya, often utilising lace, batik and satin materials. The pieces are designed to be modern, allowing them to be styled for both formal events and everyday wear.
Best for: Baju kurung, kebaya, batik and modern terkini
Address: LoveAisyah, booth R09, indoors, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar
13. Marina Mikail
We also spotted Marina Mikail selling affordable pieces starting from just $10. If something catches your eye, don’t sleep on it – these are total steals!
Best for: Hijabs, kebaya and baju kurung
Address: Marina Mikail, Booth R11, indoors, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar
14. Various Raya snacks stalls
What’s Ramadan without snacks, am I right? The bazaar is packed with stalls selling all sorts of festive treats from gooey Nutella tarts to kuih bangkit and so much more. Definitely make a pit stop here while you’re hopping between all the other foodie booths.
Address: Various booth stalls located indoors near main stage, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar
Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar 2026: Events and activities
15. A spectacular light show on the weekends
Stick around between 7.40pm and 9pm from Fridays to Sundays for an epic light show at the Sultan Mosque. Happening in 15-minute intervals (timings may vary due to evening prayer calls), the mesmerising visuals symbolise community, renewal, and traditions that define the month of Ramadan. See if you can spot ketupat, date trees, and olives!
16. Islamic talks
Engage, reflect and learn at these Islamic talks that explore faith, everyday life and fun activities. Whether you’re seeking knowledge, inspiration or a deeper connection, these sessions offer a welcoming space for meaningful discussion and reflection.
Every Monday: The Purification of Self
Every Tuesday: Business for Muslims
Every Wednesday: Quran reflection (surah-based)
Every Thursday: Family-related issues
Every Friday: Hands-on workshops
17. Participate in a mass iftar event
No plans on 28 February 2026? You’re invited to soak in the Ramadan spirit by partaking in a mass iftar along Arab Street. One thousand participants, including beneficiary groups, are expected to congregate at this year’s communal event. What better way to commemorate the month than breaking fast and connecting with others?
18. Enjoy captivating performances
Every Saturday across the five weekends, Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar will come alive with traditional Malay dance performances that are all about unity and togetherness. The rousing number is backed by silat groups and kompang performers and takes place at Sultan Mosque.
Dropping by on weekdays? Don’t fret, you’re still able to catch an exciting line-up of performances at the Sultan Gate Park stage. Get a glimpse of contestants from a reality singing competition or watch classic Malay performances such as dikir barat and traditional dances.
Good food, good vibes and a whole lot of Ramadan magic at Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar — what are you waiting for?
