Walk colorful streets of Keong Saik Road
Singapore City, Singapore •
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Best months to visit
Jan, Feb, Jun
24°C – 30°C, warm and humid, frequent rain showers, part of the northeast monsoon wet phase, medium crowds, peak season
24°C – 30°C, warm and humid, frequent rain showers, part of the northeast monsoon wet phase, medium crowds, peak season
Walking required
Yes
Flat sidewalks, walking needed, some seating at cafes and shops.
Flat sidewalks, walking needed, some seating at cafes and shops.
Value for money
Medium
Dining costs vary; some options are expensive.
Dining costs vary; some options are expensive.
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Romantic Stroll
Couples loved the charming shophouses and romantic atmosphere. Perfect for photos and dates!
Delightful Dining
Visitors found amazing restaurants with diverse cuisines. A foodie's paradise for couples!
Vibrant Evenings
Couples enjoyed the lively bars and nightlife. Great for a memorable evening out.
Overpriced Meals
Travelers felt dining costs were high, especially at the popular restaurants. Budget carefully!
Crowded Weekends
Visitors noted weekends can get very crowded. Reservations are essential for dinner.
Limited Parking
Couples found parking difficult. Public transport is recommended for convenience.
How to book
Hours of operation
Monday
open - open
Tuesday
open - open
Wednesday
open - open
Thursday
open - open
Friday
open - open
Saturday
open - open
Sunday
open - open
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When to visit
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Month
Crowd Level
Weather
Availability
Our recommendation
December
LOW
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Open
Not recommended
January
MEDIUM

24-30°C
Warm and humid, frequent rain showers, part of the Northeast Monsoon wet phase. Expect 18 days of rain and occasional sunshine.
Warm and humid, frequent rain showers, part of the Northeast Monsoon wet phase. Expect 18 days of rain and occasional sunshine.
Open
Generally open to all; no special restrictions for walking Keong Saik Road. Pedestrian areas accessible, public transport operates normally.
Generally open to all; no special restrictions for walking Keong Saik Road. Pedestrian areas accessible, public transport operates normally.
Recommended
Colorful Keong Saik Road is vibrant in January, with most cafes, bars, and shops open. Occasional rain may affect outdoor strolls, but the area remains lively and photogenic.
Colorful Keong Saik Road is vibrant in January, with most cafes, bars, and shops open. Occasional rain may affect outdoor strolls, but the area remains lively and photogenic.
February
HIGH

25-32°C
Slightly warmer and drier than January. Marked by the late Northeast Monsoon dry phase; less rainfall, more sunshine.
Slightly warmer and drier than January. Marked by the late Northeast Monsoon dry phase; less rainfall, more sunshine.
Open
Most venues open, but some may close or adjust hours during Lunar New Year public holidays. Public transport runs, but expect crowds.
Most venues open, but some may close or adjust hours during Lunar New Year public holidays. Public transport runs, but expect crowds.
Recommended
Keong Saik Road is especially festive if Lunar New Year falls in February, with decorations and events. Good weather for walking, but expect crowds and possible closures during the holiday.
Keong Saik Road is especially festive if Lunar New Year falls in February, with decorations and events. Good weather for walking, but expect crowds and possible closures during the holiday.
March
MEDIUM

25-32°C
Transition from monsoon to inter-monsoon, with variable weather but generally warm and humid. Afternoon showers possible.
Transition from monsoon to inter-monsoon, with variable weather but generally warm and humid. Afternoon showers possible.
Open
No major restrictions; all venues and public transport fully operational.
No major restrictions; all venues and public transport fully operational.
Recommended
March offers a pleasant time to stroll Keong Saik Road with manageable crowds and good availability in local cafes and shops. Occasional afternoon rain is possible.
March offers a pleasant time to stroll Keong Saik Road with manageable crowds and good availability in local cafes and shops. Occasional afternoon rain is possible.
How to get there

Bus
Recommended
Numerous bus routes (e.g., 61, 166, 197) stop near Keong Saik Road. Key stops include Neil Rd - Bef the Pinnacle@Duxton (05239) and Kreta Ayer Rd - Opp Blk 333 (05241).

Metro
Recommended
The nearest MRT stations are Outram Park (EW16/NE3/TE17), Maxwell (TE18), Chinatown (NE4/DT19), and Tanjong Pagar (EW15), all within a short walk.

Walking
Recommended
Keong Saik Road is easily explored on foot due to its central location and pedestrian-friendly sidewalks.

Car
Keong Saik Road is accessible by car via New Bridge Road, Neil Road, and Cantonment Road. Parking is available at public parking along Keong Saik Road, The Pinnacle @ Duxton Car Park, Chinatown Complex Car Park, Craig Place Car Park, and Tanjong Pagar Centre Car Park.

Shuttle
Shuttle services are available at nearby points.

Taxi
Taxis and ride-sharing services can drop passengers directly at Keong Saik Road. Taxi stands are located nearby on Teo Hong Road, Neil Road, and outside Oriental Plaza and Pearls Centre.
Additional info
Here's what you need to know about this experience
Mobility
Wheelchair Accessible
Walking Required
Stairs Present
Seating Available
Flat Terrain
Hiking Required
Elevator Available
Mobility Scooter Friendly
Ramps Available
Pregnancy
Suitable for pregnancy
Allowed during pregnancy
Pets
Pets allowed
Driving
Driving License Required
Idp Required

Viator
