I seriously don't see why you would want to be here and waste your time away. Unless perhaps you are getting lots of cloth? More

restaurants are great , but the constant shisha smoke is annoying. I was taken aback when I saw a couple smoking the shisha with 3-4 daughter was sitting with them. More

After arriving to Arab Street walking from Little India, I was expecting more than what I saw. In fact, I kept wondering if there were two Arab Streets and I was on the wrong one? Sorry, find nothing interesting about fabrics or carpets (as one other reviewer stated), and I have to say there was nothing intriguing about it whatsoever.... More

We found a good Turkish restaurant in Arab Street: Sufi's Corner. Ideal for a spot of lunch after browsing the shops. Delicious and authentic Turkish food. Don't miss the humous or the freshly baked Lavash bread. More

Like a lot of places in Singapore this area has become cliched. A lot of tourist stuff that you can find anywhere in SEA & not much else. Arab street used to be good for fabrics, but not any more. I think some of the smaller side streets are more interesting. More

While you are around Arab Street, definitely do the following: 1. Walk around the area 2. Eat at Nasrins 3. Grab a Mango Margharita at Piedra Negra; and 4. Browse the cool shops, boutiques and buy some belly-dancing costumes More

There are many places to eat in Singapore, more than any one person can reasonably be expected to experience, Arab Street is one that should be on everyone list. A huge range of restaurants, some very good shopping if that's your thing and the atmosphere in the evening is comfortable and welcoming. There is a full array of Persian/Middle Eastern... More

I enjoy looking at the shops here although I don't think I have ever purchased anything. If you are interested in visiting the mosques, just make sure to check the timings. More

Arab street is one of my favourite haunts in Singapore where you get great food, great shopping all in a street. More