Little India in Singapore

Singapore’s British administrators set up ethnic neighbourhoods, some of which retain their traditional cultural characteristics. Serangoon Road is also known as Little India – think colourfully sculpted temple gopurams, the pungent aroma of freshly cooked street food, film music belting out from grocery stores and you get the picture. This is the place where you can go for an authentic Indian experience in the middle of Singapore. The streets are lines with restaurants serving delicious Indian cuisines – south Indian cuisines in particular. You will find many stalls selling spices, Ayurvedic massage oils, fabrics and even incense sticks. Mustafa Centre, a 24 hour emporium, is very popular amongst locals as well as tourists. You can find a wide array of Indian spices, apparels, electronic goods, household knick-knacks and much more at some of the lowest prices in Singapore.