[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Lau Pa Sat (Updated Jul)

#2月好地方2025 📍Address: Singapore MRT Telok Ayer Station (Blue Line) or Raffles Place Station (Red and Green Lines) 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582 A famous late-night snack spot in Singapore, full of satay and beer. Even late at night, there are always a lot of people. If you want to eat barbecue on Satay Street, it is recommended to queue up and order first, otherwise you will have to wait for a long time. If you are with a large group, you can also reserve a seat first, otherwise it is easy to be left without a seat on holidays. The skewers themselves are marinated, which reduces the fishy smell. The store will provide an extra bowl of sauce for dipping, which will make the taste stronger. But overall, I like the grilled shrimp the most, which is very fresh and sweet! ! ! We ordered a lot because there were so many people 🤣 and ended up being super full. You can consider whether to order more food from other stalls. There are many choices at other stalls, including Fujian prawn noodles, Malaysian, Indian and other international dishes. (We just had the satay skewers and beer, but we had dinner) 🕰️Business hours: 24 hours (but many stores are closed from 20:00 to 23:00) Satay Street: Weekdays 19:00~03:00, Weekends and holidays 15:00~03:00 #Singapore #Singapore cuisine #Lao Pa Sat #nanatour

#letsmakan #100WaysOfTravel Let’s makan at Lau Pa Sat which is made famous on many movies and variety shoes especially on Crazy Rich Asians and Running Man. Let me belanja you makan at Lau Pa Sat with my trip moment and I like to pop over there at night to enjoy their freshly BBQ satay. The roads will be closed and the stallholders will set up their stalls on the road. You can choose which stall to order from and sit at any table of your choice. Lau Pa Sat is like one of our cultural heritage food markets and the remnants of the colonial architecture still remain. Many tourists will like Lau Pa Sat for its vibrant hawker culture. #singapore #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

#บินเที่ยวกับtrip Travel Dlux พามาที่ Lau Pa Sat ในสิงคโปร์เพื่อทานอาหารที่ร้าน Ming Kee Roast ร้านนี้มีชื่อเสียงในด้านการเสิร์ฟอาหารเป็ด, หมูกรอบ, อาหารที่ Ming Kee Roast คัดสรรมาอย่างดี รสชาติอร่อยและคุ้มค่า เหมาะกับการมาทานเป็นกลุ่มหรือครอบครัว การทานอาหารที่นี่จะทำให้คุณได้สัมผัสประสบการณ์อาหารท้องถิ่นที่ยอดเยี่ยมเลย มาทานที่ Lau Pa Sat เป็น Food Centre กลางแจ้งที่โด่งดังในสิงคโปร์ บรรยากาศที่นี่น่านั่ง และเต็มไปด้วยความหลากหลายของอาหาร street food ตั้งอยู่ใกล้กับสถานี MRT Raffles Place ค่ะ เพียงเดินประมาณ 5-10 นาทีจากสถานี MRT Raffles Place คุณสามารถเดินทางมาที่นี่ได้สะดวก โดยใช้ทางออกที่ใกล้กับตลาดอาหาร หรือทางออกที่อยู่ใกล้กับสะพานที่เชื่อมต่อไปยังตลาดอาหาร Lau Pa Sat 📍Lau Pa Sat 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore #VisitSingapore #Singapore #tdsgwow #Dluxyourday #TravelDlux

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

#Singapore Travel Lau Pa Sat Satay Street, Singapore Lau Pa Sat Fastivel Market is a large food center (hawker center) open 24 hours and this place is also the location of "Satay Street", Singapore satay. Every day from 7 pm onwards, the street will be "closed to sell satay". Anyone walking in this area will smell the fragrant charcoal stove, grilling satay with thick smoke, the original Malaysian taste, many shops are open for sale. Tourists call this place ... Satay Street or Singapore Satay Street. Every day from 7 pm onwards, the street will be closed to grill satay until 4-5 pm, sending the smell throughout the street. The later it gets, the more lively it gets. Muslim friends can come and eat here because every shop is halal satay. In this area, there are almost 10 satay shops. How to get there: MRT Telok Ayer Station Exit A and Raffles Place Station Exit I

In Singapore, where prices are high, one way to keep travel costs down is to visit #hawker stalls. Hawker stalls are not only found in the suburbs, but also in office areas. For example, Lau Pa Sat poker is about a 15-minute walk from #Merlion. However, the price is the same as in other hawker stalls, and cards are accepted, so it's very convenient. One of Singapore's specialty dishes is #carrotcake. Contrary to what the name suggests, this is made of finely chopped udon noodles seasoned in a Chinese style. Here, I was able to enjoy it for about 4.5SGD (500 yen). There are black carrot cake and white carrot cake, so please enjoy both. #triptosingapore #singaporetourism

#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

I am the first one to come to Singapore. It feels like there are not many other Southeast Asian places in the downtown area. The streets are tidied up and people are all white-headed newborn ladies. I didn't expect there to be such a huge concentration of food stalls in the middle of the busy city. There are all kinds of delicacies inside, including Japanese, British, Italian, Indian, Korean and Chinese. Highly recommended to have skewers of rice and beer.

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

How to get there: 15-minute walk from Raffles Station Attraction: Satay Street Lau Pa Sat Hotel: SO by Sofitel Singapore Recommended food & restaurant: Satay 81 Shopping information: Singapore Square A unique place that is a financial center during the day and filled with smoke from delicious satay grilling here and there at night. The joy of choosing and eating by type. #HotPlace #Singapore

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

#summervacay Here’s a natural, personal blog capturing your full Saturday itinerary: --- Saturday was one of those perfect days that felt both relaxed and filled with little adventures. We started our morning with brunch at Oberstrasse in Lavender, a cozy neighborhood café with a warm, rustic vibe. The prosciutto ham rösti was crispy on the outside, tender inside, and topped with delicate slices of salty prosciutto — exactly the kind of hearty yet light dish you want for brunch. The pistachio cream mafaldine was another highlight, with its creamy, nutty sauce coating perfectly cooked pasta. The atmosphere was inviting, and it felt like a little European escape tucked away in the city. After brunch, we headed over to Bugis Junction and Bugis Plus to wander around. The walk between the two malls over the bridge was nice — the mini fountain and the air-conditioned indoor street made it a pleasant stroll even in the midday heat. The seating areas with trees created little pockets of calm in the busy shopping environment, perfect for people-watching and just soaking in the vibe. For a chill afternoon, we stopped by Sides by Sidemen at Bugis+. The place has a bold, lively vibe with neon lights and cool decor. We enjoyed their signature Nashville-style fried chicken — crispy, juicy, and packed with flavor — along with some sides that complemented the meal well. The casual, fun atmosphere was just what we needed to relax before continuing our day. Later, we visited Paris Baguette for a light treat. Their Fresh Strawberry Yogurt Cake stood out with its balance of tangy yogurt cream and sweet strawberries atop a soft sponge. The café was cozy and spacious, buzzing gently with shoppers and families settling in for a break. Nearby, we also popped into Standard Bun, a small open café offering freshly baked soft buns and warm coffee. It was a simple pleasure to see their beautiful buns on display and enjoy the comforting smells and laid-back atmosphere. As evening approached, we made our way to the Promontory, armed with our picnic mat. The open grassy space was perfect for settling down early. Around us, families, couples, and kids filled the area with laughter and quiet chatter. We caught the helicopters flying overhead, proudly carrying the national flag, and watched jets streak across the sky in sharp formations. The atmosphere was festive but relaxed, a wonderful contrast to the busy city. When the fireworks started, the sky lit up in bursts of brilliant colors reflected on the water, making it feel almost magical. It was one of those moments where you just lie back and take it all in — the sounds, the lights, the shared joy around you. To end the day, we headed over to Lau Pa Sat’s famous Satay Street. The sizzling grills and smoky aroma greeted us as we picked out a variety of satays. Sitting there amidst the crowd, sharing skewers and enjoying the warm night air. #myitinerary #travel #couplestrip #thingstodo #citydaytours #localfood

#summervacay Lau Pa Sat is one of those iconic spots in Singapore that never really loses its charm, no matter how many times you visit. On a typical Saturday evening, the whole place transforms into something lively and buzzing, especially when Satay Street comes alive. As the sun sets, the road beside Lau Pa Sat closes off to traffic and becomes a long stretch of satay stalls. The air fills with the smoky aroma of skewered meats grilling over charcoal — chicken, beef, mutton, and more, all glazed with that signature sweet and spicy peanut sauce that makes satay such a beloved local treat. The crowd on a Saturday night is a mix of locals and tourists, friends and families, all drawn by the smell, the vibe, and the promise of good food. Tables spill onto the street, and people sit shoulder to shoulder, sharing plates of satay, cooling down with iced drinks or local beers, and soaking in the bustling atmosphere. There’s a certain energy here — lively chatter, the clinking of glasses, sizzling sounds from the grills, and laughter that bounces off the historic ironwork of the Lau Pa Sat building. Despite the crowd, the space feels warm and welcoming, like a big communal feast under the stars. If you come early, you might get a seat easily, but as the night grows deeper, the place fills up quickly. It’s part of the experience — the happy hustle and bustle, the friendly jostle for tables, and the collective enjoyment of one of Singapore’s most famous street food scenes. Lau Pa Sat’s Satay Street on a Saturday night isn’t just about the food; it’s about the vibe, the history, and the simple joy of gathering together over skewers and sauce in the heart of the city.

By day, Lau Pa Sat stands proudly in Singapore’s financial district like a time capsule of colonial elegance—its octagonal frame and cast-iron details offering a beautiful contrast against gleaming skyscrapers. Step inside for a culinary adventure: from savory laksa to crispy popiah, the variety of local favorites is endless. The bright, airy atmosphere lets you dine amidst sunbeams and history. Just steps away from Raffles Place and Marina Bay, it’s the perfect midday pit stop to refuel and marvel at Singapore’s vibrant hawker culture in one of its most iconic food halls. #singaporeguide

#summervacay Right in the heart of Singapore’s CBD, Lau Pa Sat is where history, culture, and food collide in the most delicious way. This 19th-century Victorian cast-iron market is now a bustling hawker centre, famed for its satay street that comes alive each evening. By day, feast on local classics like Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, and char kway teow. By night, step outside to Satay Street, where smoky skewers of meat sizzle over charcoal fires — a true local ritual! Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned foodie, Lau Pa Sat is a must-stop for a taste of authentic Singapore under the city lights. #LauPaSat #SatayStreetMagic #SingaporeEats #HeritageHawker #SGFoodie #IconicSingapore #MidnightMunchiesSG

#summervacay Who knew you could take home a piece of Singapore’s heritage—one stamp at a time? At Lau Pa Sat, amidst the sizzling satay and bustling lunch crowds, you’ll find a charming little corner offering heritage-themed stamping activities. Perfect for families, tourists, or creative souls, this hands-on experience lets you stamp iconic Singapore landmarks, old-school hawker scenes, or Peranakan patterns onto postcards or tote bags. The vintage-style rubber stamps and ink pads bring a nostalgic flair, while the experience itself connects you to the cultural richness of this historic food hall. Set in a beautifully restored Victorian cast-iron structure, stamping at Lau Pa Sat is more than a craft—it’s a memory-making moment in one of the city’s most beloved landmarks. 🖋️ Create. Stamp. Remember. 📍Lau Pa Sat, near main entrance 🎨 Fun, free, and fabulously local #LauPaSat #StampSingapore #HeritageCraftSG #CreativeCornersSG #OldMeetsNewSG #MemoryMakers #SingaporeSouvenirs #CulturalExperienceSG #FamilyFunSG

#summervacay Lau Pa Sat is such a unique gem in Singapore! It's incredible to see a vibrant hawker center thriving right in the heart of the financial district, surrounded by towering business buildings. During the day, it's all about the CBD hustle, but as evening falls, Lau Pa Sat transforms into a lively and atmospheric hawker haven. The air fills with the aroma of delicious food, and the vibrant energy of the food stalls creates a wonderful, bustling ambiance. It's the perfect spot to experience Singapore's local food culture, offering a fantastic contrast to the corporate environment that surrounds it. #LauPaSat #LauPaSatFoodCentre #SingaporeFood #HawkerCentre #CBDLife

Today, we’ll introduce you to three lesser-known tourist spots among Thai travelers. These places might be great options for your travel plans. The first location is Joo Chiat. This is a new area that hasn’t been widely reviewed yet. The highlight here is the pastel-colored buildings that are absolutely charming. The area is filled with cafes, shops, and restaurants, making it one of the most artistic neighborhoods in Singapore. The second location is Haji Lane. This is a small and adorable street lined with shops, cafes, photo studios, and restaurants on both sides. The highlight here is the wall art. You can stroll around and enjoy the abundant street art—it’s everywhere! The third location is Lau Pa Sat. This area is packed with food stalls, giving off a food court vibe. There are plenty of street food options, and the highlight is the satay sold after 7 PM. Satay lovers shouldn’t miss this—it’s incredibly delicious.

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A street food market filled with countless satay shops. They offer beef, pork, chicken, and shrimp — all delicious and perfectly paired with beer. The food is sold in set packages, and the prices are relatively high. You can get there by bus or taxi; if you take the MRT, be prepared for a bit of a walk. #singapore #laupasat #satay #singaporefood

newnew🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1:HSBC Rain Vortex-Fort Canning Tree Tunnel-Orchard Rd-Lucky Plaza- Merlion Park-Gardens by the Bay-Garden Rhapsody Day 2:LEGOLAND® Malaysia-Lau Pa Sat-Chinatown Day 3:Sentosa Sensoryscape-Universal Studios Singapore-Hotel Bencoolen @ Bencoolen Street-Jewel Changi Airport 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1.HSBC Rain Vortex 2.Fort Canning Tree Tunnel 3.Orchard Rd 4.Lucky Plaza 5.Merlion Park 6.Gardens by the Bay 7.Garden Rhapsody 8.LEGOLAND® Malaysia 9.Chinatown 10.Sentosa Sensoryscape 11.Universal Studios Singapore 12.Jewel Changi Airport 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] 1. Lau Pa Sat 2. Bugis Street Food Court 3. Gluttons by the bay 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Hotel Bencoolen @ Bencoolen Street There's an MRT station below the hotel, like literally the entrance of the train station is just across the street from the hotel, few steps only. 😍😍😍 📷📷 [Free Photo Spots] Merlion Park Link bridge of MBS to Garden's by the bay Fort Canning Tree Tunnel 📣📣 [Tips] Book a Singapore Pass for unlimited train ride, available at Changi Terminal 2 MRT station. #singapore #travel #jewelchangiairport #universalstudiossg #legolandmalaysia

Sometimes all you need is a quick escape to reset and Singapore was just what I needed. From the bustling streets of Bugis to the calm vibes at Marina Bay, every corner had something to offer. Good food, great views, and even better memories. Even if it was just a weekend, it felt like a full recharge. Thank you, Singapore, for the laughter, the late-night strolls, and the satay !! Till next time 🇸🇬✨ 💞Reasons to Recommend: If you're thinking of solo travel, let Singapore be your first stop. Clean, calm, and full of charm. #TravelAloneNotLonely #WeekendGetaway #SingaporeTrip #ShortEscapeBigMemories #LionCityVibes #summervacay

#summervacay When in Singapore, the go-to place to taste local culinary delights is Lau Pa Sat. Celebrating its 130th year anniversary, Lau Pa Sat hosted VIPs such as Ed Sheeran and more recently French President Macron. Indeed the food choices here are numerous ranging from Chinese, Muslim, Indian, western, turkish among others. We ended up eating at Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang, which is the World's First Michellin Nasi Lemak Hawker. We ordered the Nasi Lemak Ayam with Mackerel Otah and it is really superb! The architecture, the ambiance and of course the food makes Lau Pa Sat the place to be!

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#summervacay As night falls and city lights sparkle, Lau Pa Sat transforms into a lively street food haven. The air is filled with laughter and the rich scent of sizzling satay, as locals and tourists gather to indulge in Singapore’s vibrant food culture.Lau Pa Sat offers an authentic taste of Singapore after dark a must-visit for anyone seeking to experience the city’s delicious culinary heritage. #jammerstheexplorer #singapore #laupasatnights