Sarawak Mega Fair Debuts in Singapore: 50+ Exhibitors Celebrate Culture, Cuisine & Adventure (Oct 16–19
In addition to the famous Sarawak Laksa and Kolo Mee, get to taste other unique Sarawak tribal foods rarely found in Singapore such as the Umai Jellyfish (Tribal Style Sashimi), specialities direct from Sri Aman, and even sip on Tuak (Sarawak sparkling rice wine).
Sarawak Cultural Village - Dance Troupe in Traditional Ethnic Costumes
(October 2025 - Singapore) Brought to you by the Sarawak Trade and Tourism Office Singapore (STATOS), the first and largest Sarawak Mega Fair descends upon Singapore, a plethora of rare tribal foods, exciting cultural activities and even cute collectibles – all happening from 16 to 19 October 2025 at Suntec City!
Over four exciting days, this first-ever Sarawak Mega Fair will showcase exclusive travel promotions, cultural performances, traditional craft demonstrations, and more than 50 exhibitors – including travel agents, artisans, product owners, and food vendors. Headlining the fair is the Sarawak Carnival and Gastronomy at Suntec City’s Atrium Convention Centre and Atrium (Towers 1 and 2) respectively, where visitors can discover Sarawak’s eco-tourism, cultural traditions, and of course, savour its authentic culinary experiences. Visitors can also explore handicrafts and lifestyle products, with stage performances galore. 
Visitors can look forward to an exciting line-up of experiences:
Visitors can also collect stamps to redeem a FREE limited edition Sarawak-themed Blindbox Plushie Keychain, available in five adorable designs of Sarawak significance: Hornbill Hawker, Sarawak Tuak, Kek Lapis, Kolo Mee and Sago Worm – while stocks last!
Authentic flavours of Sarawak – Taste signature dishes such as Sarawak Laksa and Kolo Mee, Kampua, Kompia pastries alongside tribal delicacies like Umai Jellyish (Tribal-Style Sashimi) and world’s sparkling Tuak rice wine.
Vibrant cultural performances – Enjoy traditional Sape music, indigenous fashion showcases, and live cooking demos that celebrate Sarawak’s multi-ethnic heritage.
Handcrafted treasures – Shop sustainable creations by social enterprises such as Tanoti, Penan Women Project, and Batik Linut, each preserving Sarawak’s rich and artisanal traditions.
Fun activities and rewards – Collect stamps to redeem an adorable Sarawak-themed Blindbox Plushie Keychain, and enter the Lucky Draw to win holiday packages to Miri, Kuching and Sibu worth up to SGD3,000!
