Haji Lane is one of Singapore’s most unique neighbourhoods. It is easy to spend a full afternoon in this bustling neighbourhood studded with quirky murals, fashionable boutiques, and scrumptious eating places in Kampong Gelam’s heritage centre. Haji Lane and its adjacent Bali Lane, Arab Street, Bussorah Street, and other streets have a vibrant nightlife, so there is much to see and eat.
After spending a full afternoon on Haji Lane, here is a quick rundown of some of the best activities and food to be found in this vibrant neighbourhood.

Best Way to Get to Haji Lane

Bugis Station is the nearest MRT station to Haji Lane. You will have to go about 200 meters from here to reach this well-known Singapore street. If you are taking public transportation, getting to Haji Lane is simple. You can also take a taxi as an alternative, but it will undoubtedly be more expensive.

Things to do in Haji Lane

Take Photos with Well-Known Street Art

Get your cameras ready and start snapping as the crazy street art creations in every colour may be found on every wall. These works of art add to Haji Lane’s signature vibrancy and weirdness. The mural above, created by Mexican eatery Piedra Negra and artist Didier Jaba Mathieu, is one of the most well-known. It represents the Aztecs, the indigenous people that ruled Mexico before the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century.

Souvenir Shopping

Haji Lane is lined with vintage and fashionable stores. You will find a wide range of clothing, accessories, and souvenirs, all of which are one-of-a-kind. If you are seeking for souvenirs to take home with you, this is the place to go. Yes, they are a little costly, but they are well worth it.

Crafune

This leather boutique establishment, located one level above Blanco Court Prawn Mee, strives to introduce the soothing experience of leathercraft. You may get their high-quality leather products from Italy, which are constructed of vegetable-tanned leathers. Crafune allows you to personalize leather wallets, passport holders, keychains, money clips, and more. You can even participate in courses to hone your talents, ranging from bag workshops to small accessory workshops.

Hygge

Hygge is undoubtedly Haji Lane’s coolest concept store, with its white walls, wood furnishings, and dried flowers. With a cafe-turned-shop that allows you to deck decorate your home with hidden treasures while chewing on a Thai milk tea cake, the ambiance here is most definitely scandi-chic.

Life by Design Consultancy

Many spiritual and metaphysical things, such as essential oils, meditation guides, and healing crystals, are available at this calm and holistic centre. They provide feng shui consultations, spiritual counselling, and energy healing in addition to being a retail store. At Life by Design, you can learn more about spiritual healing by stepping into this fascinating and imaginative world.

Spoilmarket

Spoilmarket is a brightly coloured boutique where you can find something adorable and quirky. This lovely shop on Haji Lane is a fashionista’s dream, with vintage telephones, retro art wall decor, and tassel cross-body bags that you will not find anywhere else in Singapore.

SSFW

Hazel, the founder of SSFW (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), started the business in 2007 before creating her own store in 2010. SSFW has become the classic Haji Lane shop, selling one-of-a-kind and delicately created local jewellery. There is something for everyone, from everyday pieces and basic patterns to colourful gemstones and even mask straps. Not only is the jewellery of excellent quality, but it is also reasonably priced.

Try Haji Lane’s Best Cafes, Restaurants, and Eateries

Haji Lane may be one of Singapore’s most popular shopping destinations, but it is also a Café hopper’s paradise and if you want to experience a little atmosphere, go in the evening when many restaurants have live musicians playing.

Going OM

In the midst of the chaos of Singapore, are you looking for some peace? Going OM is a cafe-bar combo inspired by the Himalayan atmosphere and built on a team of friendly people who provide some truly delectable cuisine. Cocktail samosas, avocado salad, and a superb masala chicken wrap are among the foods that stand out on the vegetarian and non-vegetarian menus. At this earthy, good-for-the-soul hangout, get ready for a night to remember, complete with tarot card readings, fire juggling, and musical performances.

Limaa

Has your cheat day gotten out of hand? Do not worry, Haji Lane’s Instagram-worthy Café is here to help you make a healthier choice. This industrial minimalism eatery opened in 2017 with the goal of promoting healthy eating in Singapore. Limaa makes it easy to indulge in honey buffalo wings or delicate beef nachos in a healthy way. To cool down and detox in a wonderful way, finish your meal with a raw ball for dessert or a green juice.

Moosh Softserve

Ice cream is always a fun time in a city famed for its year-round tropical heat. This chic hole-in-the-wall will serve you a cup of delectable soft-serve ice cream in an unlimited variety of unique flavors made entirely of Halal ingredients. Try flavors like Ondeh Ondeh and S’more or go for something fruity and rich with Strawberry Cheesecake and Apple Crumble.

Piedra Negra

Do you want to try some Mexican cuisine? Piedra Negra, Haji Lane’s famous Mexican restaurant, hits the spot. Enchiladas, quesadillas, and to-die-for guacamole are cooked right in front of your eyes, while happy hour dishes your delectable cocktails if you are feeling more festive and it is all set against a backdrop of vibrant murals, neon lights, and bright furniture, making this a cheerful place all around.

The Singapura Club

The Singapura Club is a local hangout. This restaurant-bar combo is the ideal vintage bistro venue to spend your evenings in, serving you locally inspired food and drinks including Laksa, Butter Chicken Curry, and Milo Dinosaur cocktails. Are you looking to improve your Instagram game? Dine al fresco and take in the vibrant murals that depict the city’s history.