Smith Street

Smith Street

Smith Street is located in Singapore’s Chinatown and is a food street that runs through the area. It is the only street in the region named after a European, in honor of Smith who served here from 1887 to 1893. Smith Street also has an informal Chinese name meaning “Theatre Street,” named after a theater that once existed there.

Smith Street is one of Singapore’s most famous open-air food streets, where you can sample some of the most delicious local snacks. Peanut soup dumplings, assorted soup dumplings, shrimp noodles, stir-fried seafood, oyster omelets, stir-fried crabs, bak kut teh, turnip cake, radish cake, stir-fried kway teow, specialty salads, and more are all must-tries. The street is bustling every day, with the sounds of vendors and haggling blending together into a beautiful symphony. Each stall offers its own signature dish, with generous portions and affordable prices, allowing you to eat from one end of the street to the other without ever getting tired of the food. It’s a guaranteed feast for your taste buds.

In addition to its mouthwatering food, Smith Street is also known for selling unique Chinese goods. The Chinese items available here are exquisitely crafted, offering a delightful treat for anyone who loves Chinese products.

Smith Street

Must-visit reason: Singapore’s most famous food street