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Year-round (peaks CNY)

Chinatown Street Market

A year-round Chinatown pushcart-retail street market that peaks around Chinese New Year.

First question

Can you get in?

Foreign brands
Ask — the organiser has not published a position. Ask before you plan.
What the door tests
Not checked — we have not confirmed how this market selects.
Theme
Not checked — we have not confirmed whether this market restricts what can be sold.
Applications
Not checked — we have not confirmed whether applications are open.

~S$3.80 per sq ft; enquire via managing agent

Second question

What does Year-round (peaks CNY) cost?

We have not confirmed what a booth costs here. ~S$3.80 per sq ft; enquire via managing agent

Third question

Who walks past?

Not checked — we have not confirmed who actually shops here. It is the fact that decides whether a market is worth the fee, and it costs a visit to get right.

Footfall
Not checked — we have not confirmed how busy it gets.
What a run tells you
Not checked — we have not confirmed whether this reads as consumer demand or trade interest.
Suits
Beauty · Fashion

We can tell you where your buyer is likely to be. We cannot tell you what you will sell — no organiser in this calendar publishes sell-through, and we do not have it either.

Fourth question

What do you have to bring?

Staffing
Not checked — we have not confirmed whether you have to staff the booth yourself.
Trading hours
Not checked — we have not confirmed what hours the market trades.
Venue
Sago / Trengganu Street · ChinatownView on Maps ↗

Fifth question

Is it worth it for you?

We have not written a read on this one yet. The facts above are checked; the judgement is not ours to fake. Ask us and we will look at it against your brand →

Checked 11 Aug 2026. Organisers change terms without announcing it — confirm before you pay.

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