Halal Food in 10 Jalan Pisang

This address sits along Jalan Pisang, a secondary road in the Bugis and Arab Street area of District 7, not to be confused with the separate River Valley district. The street name, meaning banana road in Malay, reflects the agricultural past of the area before urban development transformed it into a commercial and residential zone. The location falls within a quarter known for its blend of traditional shophouses and modern mixed-use developments. The immediate area benefits from proximity to Bugis MRT station on the East West and Downtown Lines, approximately 4 minutes away on foot, with Jalan Besar MRT on the Downtown Line and Nicoll Highway on the Circle Line also within reasonable distance. This transport connectivity supports both resident access and visitor traffic to the Bugis-Arab Street precinct, a popular destination for shopping, dining and cultural exploration. The Bugis neighbourhood has retained much of its historical character while adapting to commercial pressures. Traditional trades coexist with contemporary retailers and food establishments, creating a diverse streetscape. Nearby Arab Street proper draws tourists to its textile shops and Middle Eastern restaurants, while Bugis Junction and Bugis Street provide mainstream retail options. The area serves a mixed population of long-term residents in conserved shophouses, workers in commercial premises, and transient visitors drawn to the cultural attractions. Jalan Pisang position on the periphery of this activity gives it a quieter character compared to the main thoroughfares.