Where to celebrate Eid al-Fitr in Singapore 2026

What does the end of Ramadan feel like in Singapore? It feels like Geylang Serai lit up like a festival, the smell of BBQs drifting through the evening air, and families crowding around tables having a feast fit for kings! For Muslim communities around the world, Eid al-Fitr is one of the most joyful moments of the year, and Singapore knows how to mark it.

In 2026, Eid signals the end of a month of fasting, prayer and reflection, and it’s expected to begin on the evening of 19 March – though the exact date depends on the sighting of the new crescent moon, a tradition as meaningful as the celebration itself. Over the past weeks, local bazaars in SG have sprung to life as the sun goes down, and many restaurants have hosted special menus to mark the Ramadan period.

As we head into the final week, here’s where to head for great food, a vibrant atmosphere, and the opportunity to experience Eid al-Fitr in Singapore.

Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar

If you haven’t been, go! Over 500 food and retail stalls, dazzling festive lights, traditional kuih, Raya outfits and an atmosphere that’s hard to beat. This year, the Teroka Raya Pop Lokal Fair at Wisma Geylang Serai adds a fashion angle, spotlighting local and regional Muslim designers which is handy if you’re hunting for an Eid outfit.

Until 21 March. Wisma Geylang Serai and surrounding streets

Ginger at PARKROYAL on Beach Road

For Ramadan 2026, Ginger is serving up a bumper spread that involves everything from seafood and dim sum, to meat skewers and Western dishes. The live grill station with its Korean-style barbecued meats (on rotation), including chicken and beef bulgogi, galbi (beef short ribs), and yang-gogi (lamb chops), is the hard and fast yes from us though!

 7500 Beach Rd, PARKROYAL on Beach Road, 199591. panpacific.com

SALAI Singapore

Slow-roasted Australian Black Angus beef, smoked duck, wagyu kofta, lamb ribs, pilaf rice, and crushed potatoes are on the special menu here. In line with the celebration’s focus on community, generosity, and spending time with loved ones,  SALAI’s festive sets are built for sharing. Available for dine-in or takeaway.

5 Dunlop Street, #01-00, 209335. salai_singapore

ELA 

Greek and Mediterranean sharing plates for a Ramadan feast work like a dream. The semi-buffet at this absolute little gem lets you order as much as you like from a curated menu for a set price. Good for grazing, going back for more, and long, unhurried meals.

 33 Jalan Sultan, #01-09/10, Weave Suites, 198965. ela.sg

Straits Kitchen

One of the city’s most reliably excellent halal dining spots is serving up live stations, satay, biryani, laksa, and more. Think proper Singapore celebration food in an elegant setting at the Grand Hyatt. This is an ideal go-to if family are visiting and you want to impress.

10 Scotts Road, Grand Hyatt,  228211. hyatt.com

Lau Pa Sat

Sizzling satay, barbecued seafood, Thai food, local classics — there are endless ways to break fast when you’ve got a hawker spread at Lau Pa Sat. Casual, buzzy and completely unpretentious, you can’t beat this spot for a festival feel year-round!

18 Raffles Quay, 048582. laupasat.sg

Atrium Restaurant

Perfect for a big group, this generous halal-certified buffet boasts a relaxed atmosphere and ticks the practical boxes without skimping on the food.

317 Outram Road, 169075. singaporeatrium.holidayinn.com

21 on Rajah

For something a bit different, the Enak Sekali Balinese Feast here is a halal-certified buffet put together in collaboration with a Balinese guest chef. Expect up to 40 rotating dishes, from slow-roasted duck to fragrant spice pastes and traditional sweets.

1 Jln Rajah, Aloft Singapore East Wing, 329133. 21onrajah.com

Mutiara Seafood

Right in the heart of Geylang Serai, this neighbourhood favourite is a winner for festive eating. The options of chilli crab, grilled prawns, and generous sharing menus are exactly what a Eid is all about.

1 Engku Aman Turn #01-02, 03 Wisma, #02-02 &, 408528. mutiaraseafood.sg

City Sprouts Ramadan Bazaar

For something smaller and more local, the City Sprouts Ramadan Bazaar at Bedok has just over 10 curated vendors and a genuine kampong spirit.

City Sprouts @ Bedok

Eid Mubarak to all who are celebrating!