Tampines Pasar Malam Is Back Till 30 Nov With Durian Tutu Kueh, Korean Pizza And More

The Tampines Night Bazaar has returned this year, from now till 30 November 2023 . On 1 November, we spotted the bazaar just today.

Based on a Singapore Night Bazaar Facebook post , it’s ongoing till the end of the month. Per to the post, there’s in addition a Little India Deepavali Fair and Sengkang MRT bazaar, respectively taking place from now till 11 November, and from 18 November to 3 December. Over at the Tampines pasar malam, we spotted the crowd favourite kiosk ChubTutu , which as well made an appearance at the recent Jurong Point food fair in September.

Look forward to tutu kueh in wacky flavours that are made to order, including Musang King Durian and Lobster Salad , which cost $6.50 for five pieces. If you want something more classic, they have traditional flavours such as Gula Melaka and Kaya , priced at a more wallet-friendly $3.50 for five. Another interesting find at ChubTuTu is the Matcha Muah Chee ($4) , boasting a bittersweet savour with a hint of grassy notes.

Fans of muah chee can in addition get the Coffee ($4) and Black Sesame ($4) flavours! ChubTuTu: Famous Durian Kueh Tutu And Matcha Muah Chee At Tampines Pasar Malam There’s as well Golden Bee Street Food , which we earlier on covered in our Tampines Bazaar Lambak and Tiong Bahru Plaza Food Fair articles. This popular kiosk is known for their Japanese pizza, AKA okonomiyaki, freshly made on the spot.

We were surprised to find a station that offloads fried stinky tofu in a corner of the night bazaar. To play it safe for my colleague, we opted for their Black Bean Vegetarian Stinky Tofu ($6.50) in the Signature Mala Sauce .

The stinky tofu here was to my liking —each tofu was drenched in mala sauce, and there was a good balance between the savoury black bean taste, and a mildly numbing spice from the peppercorn and chilli. Check out their Duo Cheese Pizza ($9) or go for their Meat All Star Pizza ($12) for something more substantial. Over at Pancake Stop , treat yourself to their popular Kaya Balls , which go for $4 for eight pieces.

There’s as well a Durian taste ($4.50) if you love the King of Fruits! Otherwise, the kiosk offers Crispy Crepes , too, with a wide range of savour combinations including Chocolate + Cheese + Banana ($5.50) .

While the stall wasn’t ready when we were there, you should be able to get your rosti fix here. There’s no other information on the first day hours of the Tampines night bazaar, but based on past pasar malams, it should run from 10am to 10pm daily. While you’re in Tampines, head to the nearby Wunderfolks at Tampines Mall for IG-worthy tarts and pastries!