Blanco Court Prawn Mee is a local prawn noodle specialty restaurant located in Singapore's Kampong Glam area, near Arab Street and Haji Lane. It is famous for its rich prawn broth and offers both soup and dry styles. You can choose toppings ranging from the basic prawn mee to combinations including prawns, pork, and pork ribs, and you can also order fried sides such as fried prawns. A bowl is priced at around 6–10 Singapore dollars, making it reasonably priced for a tourist area, and it gets crowded with locals and tourists during lunchtime.
Haji Lane is a narrow alley located in Singapore's Kampong Glam area, known as a photo spot for its colorful graffiti and unique murals. Both sides of the alley are lined with cafes, bars, boutiques, and concept stores, making it a charming cafe street during the day and a vibrant bar street at night. It is especially popular among young travelers and is a great place to stroll and take photos after a meal.
Arab Street is a representative street in the Kampong Glam area that well reflects the Islamic and Malay culture of Singapore. The street is lined with shops selling carpets, fabrics, and handicrafts, creating a vivid Middle Eastern atmosphere. It is also home to Middle Eastern restaurants serving dishes like shawarma, hummus, and kebabs, making it a great place for enjoying exotic meals. It is an ideal sightseeing course to explore along with nearby Haji Lane and Sultan Mosque on foot.
The Sultan Mosque is an iconic Islamic mosque in Singapore's Kampong Glam area, notable for its golden dome and white exterior. Its unique architecture offers an exotic atmosphere even just from the outside, and visitors are allowed to view the interior during specific hours. Visitors must remove their shoes upon entry and wear modest attire that covers shoulders and knees. It is a popular attraction often visited as part of a tour of nearby Arab Street and Haji Lane.
