Halal Food in 19 Baghdad St

19 Baghdad Street occupies a prime position in Kampong Glam's conservation area, part of a historic street that dates back to the early 20th century when it was established alongside Arab Street and Muscat Street. The building sits within Singapore's Muslim quarter, an area originally allocated to Malay and Arab communities during the colonial era. Running between Haji Lane and Sultan Gate, Baghdad Street intersects with some of the district's most culturally significant thoroughfares including Bussorah Street and Kandahar Street. The conservation area is characterised by rows of beautifully preserved shophouses, many of which now house design studios, art galleries, boutique cafes, and restaurants that have breathed new life into these heritage structures. The street's location places occupants within minutes of the iconic Sultan Mosque and the eclectic retail offerings along Arab Street. With Bugis MRT station providing convenient transport links, Baghdad Street has emerged as a sought-after address for businesses seeking heritage charm combined with strong foot traffic from tourists and locals exploring Kampong Glam's rich cultural tapestry. The area successfully balances conservation efforts with contemporary commercial vibrancy, making it one of Singapore's most distinctive heritage precincts.