Grew up two streets from Sultan Mosque and started Kaki Walks after years of correcting tour buses out loud. Knows every textile-shop auntie and the best teh tarik on Bussorah Street.
Faridah Rahim grew up two streets from Sultan Mosque and spent years quietly correcting the tour buses that rumbled past her front door. Kaki Walks is what happened when she stopped muttering and started walking people round herself.
We’re a small crew of guides who each know one or two neighbourhoods inside out. We keep groups small, walk at a human pace, and weave food through nearly everything — because half of understanding Singapore is tasting it. Our free walks run on tips, our paid walks list a clear price with the tastings included, and nobody ever follows a raised umbrella.
It’s a friendlier, slower, more honest way to see the city — and after a few thousand walks, it’s still the only way we’d want to do it.
A 4.9-star average across hundreds of reviews. Our walkers come for the neighbourhoods and remember the guides.
Foot-powered tours, small groups and local stalls. We keep our walks gentle on the neighbourhoods we love and the people who live in them.
Free walks really are free — tip what you feel. Paid walks list a clear per-pax price with the tastings included, no surprises at the end.
Grew up two streets from Sultan Mosque and started Kaki Walks after years of correcting tour buses out loud. Knows every textile-shop auntie and the best teh tarik on Bussorah Street.
A former hawker-stall helper turned guide who can trace a plate of laksa back three generations. Runs the Chinatown food walk and the Katong Peranakan tour with equal appetite.
Photographer by training, storyteller by instinct. Reads a shophouse facade like a book and knows which spice shop blends the real thing. Leads the Little India and Tiong Bahru walks.
Free tours daily, small-group walks most days, private tours any day you like. Say hello and we’ll find you a kaki.