Travel Guide to Malaysian Food Street

Getting There

• Bus

  From Johor Bahru city center, head to the nearest bus terminal, which is Larkin Sentral. You can take a local bus or a taxi to get there. Once at Larkin Sentral, look for the bus services that go to Singapore. You will need to take the Causeway Link bus service (CW1 or CW2) which will take you across the border. After arriving at the Singapore side, disembark at the Queen Street Terminal. From there, you can take bus number 123 towards Sentosa Gateway. Get off at the stop for 'Sentosa Gateway' and walk towards the Malaysian Food Street located at 8 Sentosa Gateway Waterfront, Level 1.

• Train and Bus

  Start by making your way to the Johor Bahru Sentral station. From there, take the KTM train to Woodlands Train Checkpoint in Singapore. After clearing customs, exit the checkpoint and board a local bus (like bus 950) to Ang Mo Kio MRT station. From Ang Mo Kio, take the MRT to HarbourFront MRT station. At HarbourFront, follow the signs to the Sentosa Express monorail. Take the monorail to the Sentosa station. Once you arrive at Sentosa, walk towards the Malaysian Food Street located at 8 Sentosa Gateway Waterfront, Level 1.

• Walking and Public Transport

  If you're staying near the Johor Bahru city center, you could take a short walk to the Johor Bahru Customs, Immigration, and Quarantine Complex (CIQ). After clearing customs, you will be in Singapore. From there, you can walk to the nearest bus stop and take bus number 123 towards Sentosa Gateway. Alight at the 'Sentosa Gateway' stop and walk a short distance towards the Malaysian Food Street at 8 Sentosa Gateway Waterfront, Level 1.