We visited Arab Street area in the morning and enjoyed a quiet stroll around the neighborhood. It was my second visit and glad there were no crowds at this hour so it was nicer viewing the colorful buildings, checking out the building artwork and walking around the outside of the mosque. We completed the circuit of all the streets in less than half an hour. We did find a couple of coffee shops open if one needed a caffeine fix before heading off to the next Singapore sight.

A nice and a must place to visit, especially if you are looking for a photogenic place to take beautiful photos. There are a lot of restaurants, mostly Turkish dishes, some small shops to buy stuffs and even some small hotels if you want to stay there. We came during Ramadhan and it was really great. Many people came there to buy foods and drinks since there is a lot of choices.

The prayers from mosque filled the area and drown all the noise. Beautiful walk with little cafés all around. The table lined streets have people waving menus at you and inviting you in and smell of kababs fills the air during lunch and early dinner The wall graffitis across are amazing and you’d be lucky to get a picture without someone in your frame. I do not mean it the wrong way it’s just shows how popular the place is with tourists

Beautiful two story shops, restaurants and fantastic looking buildings. Many Turkish and Arabic restaurants. Beautiful Sultan mosque. An area where you can get good food and and buy souvenirs. Has a great atmosphere.

Lovely place to visit with heaps of shops, restaurants and cafes. So many things to look at and the locals are very friendly. I didn't go into the Sultan Mosque as it was not open to women at the time I was there, but it is very impressive from the outside. Not as crowded as Little India and Chinatown so this area is a hidden gem of Singapore and a must see.

Beautifully well preserved houses with its different coloured shutters. Plenty of cafes and restaurants. The first President Palace can be found in this area and well kept Sultan Mosque with its golden dome. Authentic teh tarik at the end of Busoroh Street.

We went to visit Arab street and didn’t spend more than an hour here. It was okay. Lots of people trying to get you to eat with them which I find frustrating. The mosque was nice and the artwork is very good. Found other areas of Singapore much nicer.

Kampong Glam is a lovely place to go with plenty of visual, aromatic and taste sensations to experience. A wander through the streets will surprise you with graffiti, street art and art displays in cafes, alleys and buildings. The prominent Sultan's Mosque is a photogenic icon at the end of Arab Street but also peeking through many alleys. Many shops with arrays of beautiful hand made glass, aromatic perfumes and decorative crockery. Plus restaurants and cafes with fantastic food, mostly Turkish but also a few other choices. A must try is the Baklava or Kunafa with a Mint tea or a Turkish Lemonade ( Mint and Lemon), you won’t be disappointed!