Bugis Street was previously well knowned internationally for its nightly gathering of transvestite beauties who paraded its sidewalks.Today, the original Bugis Street is now a shopping street. On the other hand, the lane presently known as "Bugis Street" is called "the largest street-shopping location in Singapore".

Over here you can find good bargains and if they are not fixed price, you could actually bargain about 20% discount unless it is your lucky day you could actually get 30% discount, that's what J and I found out...lol.

It is no longer so stuffy shopping in here cause they have renovated the place with higher ceilings and huge fans.

There are many stalls selling food and snacks.

Now this is cute. That is a jackfruit and it is decorated with a wig and tomatoes for eyes and a carrot for its nose and banana for its mouth...lol

It belongs to this fruit juice stall. Oh I love watermelon juice.
Another must see place. I wonder if locals actually go there too? Or this simply for tourists?
ReplyDeleteSo very many choices!
ReplyDeleteHi Alice, I have heard of this famous place but never been there, will keep that in mind in my next visit.
ReplyDeleteM. Kate, you could take the MRT and alight at Bugis MRT Station (the station is underneath Bugis Junction Shopping Complex). The Street Shopping is just directly opposite Bugis Junction.
ReplyDeleteanother wonderful and interesting view of your world!
ReplyDeleteThis brings back lovely memories of street shopping in Hong Kong.
ReplyDeleteThat jackfruit looks great!
Great shopping place,
ReplyDeletenot good for your money ..... LOL
Lovely friendly shots !!
great post alice. so like seeing the locals at the market. have you even thought about taking shots of the "locals" at night?
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful evening.
I love looking at your world. The bread photo is making me hungry. Your blog is great, the pics are well shot and interesting. Keep up the good work. I'll see you later!
ReplyDeleteI love the variety of food offered at bugis street. Yummy!
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I love markets. It looks like yours has a lot goint on.
ReplyDeleteInteresting coverage. Nice to see the Jackfruit head. haha...
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Thanks all for the nice comments.
ReplyDeleteErin, hehehe, I guess you noticed I dont have much night photos. I used to be a night person when I was young, going to disco, etc.
But as I age, I prefer to stay at night and watch TV...lol. Now, it is my sons' turn going out at night to PUB, etc. I am going to be like and sound like my mother...hahaha.
Ok, I will try to take some night photo of the locals if possible but I really do not like to take photo of people.
Shopping at smaller old shops is a nice experience by itself. One can get away from the sophistication of malls.
ReplyDeleteI love watermelon juice as well. We used to drink a lot of water melon and sugar cane juice in Singapore. Yes, Bugis Street used to be very colourful indeed! Nice to keep up with the changes.
ReplyDeleteThis is a place I would like. But I would have to stay away from the snack shops.
ReplyDeletethats the happiest jackfruit ive seen. hahaha...
ReplyDeleteLove the fruit with the happy face and I also love watermelon and watermelon juice. Yummmmmmm.
ReplyDeleteAlice: That looks like a neat place to visit.
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