Lau Pa Sat

In the heart of Singapore’s central business district, there is a well-known local hawker market called Lau Pa Sat! It has actually become a popular tourist destination because of the delicious and authentic local food you can get here. Some of the famous food options you have to try are the Hokkien mee, bak kut teh and fried kway teow. Also, I highly recommend coming later in the evening as that’s when they will cordon off one whole street from traffic to set up barbecued satay live stations! Customers can sit at the makeshift tables and chairs along this street and dine under the stars. It is quite the experience as you soak in the hawker street food bustle! My overall rating of the experience: 5 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #citywalk #singapore #tripmoments #tripblazers

#mysgmemories Address - Hook Coffee @ Lau Pa Sat / 18 Raffles Quay, Stall 79-87 Ambiance/Facilities - air conditioned space in lau pa sat, one of the oldest building in singapore. it’s also known as telok Ayer market. Singaporeans love their kopi, must definitely support this local coffee place! Highlights - cheap and good angmoh and local kopi. drip coffee, hand brewed kopi, angmoh capsule coffee, you name it they have it! Avg. Price per Person - less than 5sgd Rating - 3.5/5

#singapore Address - 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582 Ambiance/Facilities - Very bustling and lively Highlights - Local delights Avg. Price per Person - $15/px Rating - 4.2/5.0 Lau Pa Sat is a popular hawker center located in the central business district of Singapore and it is known for its wide variety of local and international cuisine, including traditional Singaporean dishes such as satay, laksa, and chicken rice, as well as Chinese, Indian, and Malay food. Visitors can find affordable and delicious meals in a bustling and lively atmosphere. Lau Pa Sat is also known for its unique architecture, with a striking octagonal shape and a Victorian cast-iron structure. The building has been designated a national monument by the Singapore government, recognizing its cultural and historical significance. Overall, Lau Pa Sat is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the vibrant and diverse food culture of Singapore. #urbanexplorer #foodie #本地遊

Address: Lau Pa Sat, 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582 Recently renovated, this hawker is located in the central business district of Singapore. It was my first time visiting this place, and it has a huge variety of food from local delicacies and international food. I was craving for some prawn noodle and roasted duck - although there were quite a number of stalls selling the same thing, I gave these two a try as they had a queue. 1. Prawn noodle - 10/10 wok hey hokkien mee with a unique sambal! Would definitely eat this again if I'm in the area. 2. Roasted duck soya sauce noodle - 10/10 very light and yummy! I definitely gobbled the whole thing up in seconds! 3. Burnt cheese tart - 10/10 after my savoury and spicy meal, a sweet tart is perfect to helped balanced the flavours. The tart was light and airy too! 4. Watermelon juice - 10/10 very refreshing! It was sweet and cheap. Way better than the $9 watermelon juice I had at Prive. 5. Mochi waffle with peanut butter - 10/10 nice chewy texture with crunchy peanut butter. Overall I would come back here and give the other food a try!

Lau Pa Sat located near Raffles Mrt is a good spot to taste local and international delicacy under one roof. if you are interest in satay, bbq stick of beef/ chicken / lamb and to dip with peanut sauce, here is a perfect place as they have 20 stalls of different satay stalls#SGInsider

Address - LAU PA SAT, 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582 Ambiance/Facilities - Open air Highlights - pork liver and meat balls Avg. Price per Person - $6 Rating - 4/5 Located at Lau Pa Sat where there is a wide variety of food, this stall is one which you shouldn’t skip if you wish to taste good pork liver and QQ noodles. The normal meatballs are also to die for. As with all pork noodles, you can opt in or out of vinegar and chili and choose the type of noodle you prefer. You can use kopitiam card to enjoy 10% off which is a very good deal. Lau Pa Sat is easily accessible via Raffles Place mrt or Tanjong Pagar mrt. #singapore #hawkerfood

Address - 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582 Highlights - singapore local food Avg. Price per Person - $25 Rating - 8/10 The Satay street at Lau Pa Sat is a no regret to visit. Love the atmosphere. The satay and the gravy taste great! There are many other choices of food there for you to choose. Excellent place to chill with friends and family.

Lau Pa Sat is the largest existing Victorian cast iron building in Southeast Asia! Located in the heart of Singapore’s business district, Lau Pa Sat was originally a vegetable market. It has now been converted into a food and beverage center that provides a variety of affordable local foods. It’s a popular gathering place for people enjoying a meal together. When Lau Pa Sat opened for the first time in 1825, it quickly became an important seaside market where merchants could load and unload cargo directly from their ships. Originally the building was made of simple wood and Yata leaves built on wooden piles. Since 1973, Lau Pa Sat has been listed a national historic location. The famous octagonal architectural style has been transformed into a contemporary food paradise. Lau Pa Sat Food Centre was previously called Telok Ayer Bazaar. There are a variety of local food stalls from satay to seafood barbecue and everything in between. Directions: Take the Blue Line to Telok Ayer Station; or take the Green or Red Lines to Raffles City Hours: Monday to Sunday 8:00-22:00 Cost: SG$10-30 per person

#singaporetrip I really don't allow anyone to come to Singapore who doesn't know this street! The daytime is a towering CBD, and the fireworks at night are the beginning of life 📍Store name: LauPaSat Location: 18 Raffles QuaySingapore 048582 Subway: Telok Ayer MrtA Exit (directly to Ayer Subway Station) Per capita: 10-20sgd SGD/person This street is right next to LauPaSat, the largest food court in Singapore! The whole street is mostly filled with Satay skewers sold by Malays, so it is also called SatayStreet! F1 racing champion has also come to check in! ⏰Business hours: 1. Satay Street from 7pm to 3am 2 Lau Pa Sat Lao Ba Cha Food Pavilion: 24 hours Satay Street operates from evening to early morning, so try to go as early as possible, otherwise you will have to wait for a long time! Very serious!

It was our first night🌙 in Singapore, and we were off to find the famous Michelin Star market foods. The first stop was Lau Pa Sat Hawker Centre, and then over to Newton Food Centre. We were so overwhelmed with the delicious smells that whafted through the air from every direction, that we honestly didn't know what to choose. Eventually, we decided on some yummy dumplings, and waited in line for the famous Satay, which did not disappoint 😁🤩 #deliciousfood

Lau Pa Sat, also known as Telok Ayer Market, is one of the most touristy food courts in Singapore. Its history dates back to the 19th century. It was originally built in 1824 to served as a wet market. In 1894, a cast-iron structure was imported from Glasgow, Scotland, and erected at the site, giving the market its distinctive octagonal shape. In the 1970s, Lau Pa Sat underwent significant renovations to transform it into a food centre. The historic food centre offers a wide variety of local dishes and is conveniently located in the heart of the Central Business District, making it popular among both tourists and locals alike. It is easily accessible by public transportation. It is a short walk away from a few MRT stations including Downtown Station (DT17), Shenton Way station (TE19) or Raffles Place station (EW14/NS26). #winhkflight #singapore #foodcourt #foodcentre #laupasat #streetfood #telokayer #market #historic #tripblazers

1st time eat at Lau Pa Sat in #singapore come try the Nasi Lemak Cabe Ijo very nice hehe#awesomepic