Little India

Little India (across Singapore's Chinatown) exhibits great culture in a small place. Go to the busy Tekka Market for food and souvenirs and don't miss the grand Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple.

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Need to shop at 1AM? Come to mustafa at little india, 24 hours shop sell from groceries to electronic

A big Indian township in Singapore, the only place where you get authentic Indian food.

great place to have spicy indian curry..late-nite [email protected] mustafa or..wating for an taxi which u will never get.

This Place is really a Bless for people who are from India to have lunch and dinner.Many Restro have south Indian food.Veg and Non veg North Indian food is also available here.Try not to purchase any other thing from the market all the things are imported from India.If you want to purchase anything then go to Mustafa Center which is very near by to Little India. all the things are also available in India but this is a good place to shop any thing. Mustafa Very Big shopping complex.

Bring your money because there are deals to be made here. There are a lot of shops here featuring everything you can think of. My wife was particularly impressed with the jewelry shops with their fantastic displays of gold. I was smart enough not to let her go in, though. The best part is the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple. (See my pix). We went to the Mustafa center, a large department store, but found the prices too high, especially after what we had just seen on the street shops.

Little India is what is says on the tin: an area strong in Indian ethnicity, but all seem to get along just fine. My first real introduction to "Hawker" markets, where there are loads of stalls from which to buy food to eat, and then you sit down at one of the many communal tables to eat it. The fruit stalls were fascinating, the meat stalls not so enticing. Wander around the streets to get a flavour, we were lucky that it was close to a Hindu festival, so there were still a lot of stalls with special goods on them. A fair walk from the City Centre but very possible.

This Place is really a Bless for people who are from India to have lunch and dinner. Many Restro have south Indian food. Veg and Non veg North Indian food is also available here. Try not to purchase any other thing from the market all the things are imported from India. If you want to purchase anything then go to Mustafa Center which is very near by to Little India. all the things are also available in India but this is a good place to shop any thing. Mustafa Very Big shopping complex. Visited Febr

Little India (across Singapore's Chinatown) exhibits great culture in a small place. Go to the busy Tekka Market for food and souvenirs and don't miss the grand Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple.