Too crowd. The food is too sweet. I ordered a large set and had to wait for more than an hour. After asking them many time, I got the set with not enough rice cakes. And I had to ask them and waited there until I got the rice. All the time, the answer is they are cooking. A place for tourists. I would not go back there again.

The famous hawker centre is quiet on Sunday noon. Only about half of the stalls are open by 12:30 but the upside is there’s no problem getting seats at all. The food quality of the stalls are not great. Certainly can find better version of the same thing elsewhere. But not a bad idea to come just for the experience and enjoy the ambience.

Food is good. One can find many options at one time. Price is also quite reasonable. Very limited options for vegetarian people. Two to Four shops were open offering Indian food when I went to this place. Best time to visit this place is in the evening.

Food was okay okay, the Satay were rather sweet. The chicken rice was spicy, so it was kind of fine. Probably may not try again, not that it is bad or anything. At least you'll get a lot of menus and lots of choices.

Lot of food shops to eat, also has hawker food stall, variety of cuisine. Many Indian restaurants as well. Decent and hygiene place. However, market gets closed around 11pm during July- August 2022. No drinks are served after 11pm. Many shops prefer cash Vs card/ digital payments.

Lau Pa Sat is a hawker centre in the heart of Singapore. Numerous enteries and exits for easy accessibility from all sides. Surrounded by towering skyscrapers. Food of all varieties available. Seating is an issue. Especially during lunch time. Need to block table in advance and go around searching for your type of food. Food is ofcourse good, depending upon your taste and liking. Interesting concept. Good food at reasonable prices. Definitely worth a visit.

A beautiful place. The building gives such a heritage and great feeling. It has a very wide variety of food. The satay no 8 is so great. Price generally is also reasonable and welcome by the local middle class people. Highly recommended.

One of the best places to visit if you're looking for a lot of food options. I'm sure you'll get overwhelmed with the choices and different cuisines. Make sure to look around first before deciding so you can compare each stall better. As usual, you'll have to return your tray properly after eating. It can also get crowded during meal times.

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.

Great selection of food and drinks selection inside, and at the end of the week they close off the street to allow for streetside seating and eating from satay vendors, 7.00pm onward. Some of the best charcoal-grilled satay we've ever had. Come early to chope a seat, it gets busy moment the tables and chairs get set up.

Good place for late night dinner. Feel comfortable. Many Satay shops here. No. 8 is the most popular (long queue) but I order No. 9&10 … 😊 not bad. The chicken fried rice i ordered so nice!

It is more than 15 years ago that we try this famous hawkers center. Because of our hotel located really close to the place, we decided to have some late dinner there. Now it is more organized and well maintained Lots of food and drinks choices, local or food from abroad. One of the tourist destinations.

Lau Pa Sat in Singapore is an exceptional culinary adventure, earning a solid 5/5 from me. This iconic hawker centre is bustling with a variety of local food stalls. The process is simple: find a table (often people reserve seats with business cards, a unique local practice), then browse the stalls for whatever catches your eye, from satay to laksa. I visited for lunch around 11:15, which was perfect to avoid the peak rush. The atmosphere is lively, the food authentic and delicious – a true taste of Singapore!

Damn quiet due to lock down...Guess the store cannot last too long also. But the old architecture is still nice for me to take pictures.

We ordered 30 sticks of chicken satay from Satay 7&8 but they delivered beef satay. We were served by a very unfriendly uncle, we requested for more satay sauce twice but no response from them at all. We ordered from Satay 6 for the second and third round, satay sauce is not as nice but the service is good and gave us 5 ketupat for free.

Nice place to visit, if you like street food. The road on one side is closed completely and tables and chairs are put for guest to enjoy fresh barbecue satay. You can order from hawkers that line up with live counter. Satay 8 and 9 are good ones to try. Beer can be ordered from outlets in food court. Drinking is allowed in open till 11:59pm.

The Satay Skewers are great, Hainan Chicken is a bit disappointing. Atmosphere is a little crowded and unclean. Although it's a self-served place, the tables and washrooms could use a little upgrade, after all its one of a tourist attractions

Very clean and well organized used street market! We loved the variety from different dishes and also there are so many options that you get really confused! You can go for the traditional hawker combo or select a different cuisine from your taste. If you have something hot or spicy I definetely recommend that you accompany it with some sugarcane with lemon juice! Really refreshing!

My husband and I came here practically every night during our vacation since it was so good and so cheap. Amazing choices, try the Satay Street food (7 and 8 I think), absolutely amazing! Also try some Munchi Pancakes, they're delicious!

Amazing different asian regional street at a single place. What I really loved this place is, you go pick your choice of food and get it hot on table. Really loved the place, vibe and food. Been here multiple times with a group of friends and enjoyed different varieties of food on table. But some of the stalls have agressive sales tactics which other centers don't.. I prefer to not have the sales guys.

Very cool place to eat in Singapore after 7pm. Very lively, heaps of food vendors, lots of hustle bustle. The satay Street smells amazing- go to Satay 6! Half the price, very cool dude working there and lovely satay. Do not get hustled to a satay st table. Go in the building, look around and choose what you want first. Highly recommended 👌

Quality service and delicious food are a hit or misses here. We came here more for the atmosphere than anything. If we come back again for the satay, we would look through different menus from different vendors before ordering. We thought they all would be the same. They're not. They're all independent. Btw, we were here for both brunch and dinner.

My very favourite hawker in Singapore. We went there literally every night (5/5) for dinner. You have so many options to choose from you can hardly decide which food to take. Some nights (at least during the Christmas period) they even have live music. Definitely recommend going there when you’re in SIN. You won’t regret it. :)

After being away from Singapore for a while, most locals have told that Lau Pa Sat has catered more to tourists. The food isn't as "local" as it used to. I get their view point. Most locals have found their own niche or favorite hawker stalls to go to for satay or chicken rice etc. But my visit to Lau Pa Sat did not disappoint. There are a few hawker stalls here with a Michelin star. Please go visit. Great atmosphere and food choices. I had a great experience with all the different dishes I had.

Incredible place, incredible food, so many choices! I went for a hainanese chicken stall which was delicious The street in front closes at night and becomes satay street, I highly recommend stall 7 & 8 for the satay skewers, there was a big line but they gave me a number an told me to come back 30min after so I just went and grabbed my other dish and something to drink! Highly recommend visiting!

Visited early evening and had such a great experience. Attended as a group of 4 and set up camp on on of the tables. We then sampled a couple of dishes from perhaps 6 different vendors. Each dish was great and prepared fresh. Understand this is a couple of dollars more expensive than other hawker centres but still fairly priced. Stall 13 serving Japanese food was my favourite.

Local food, large spaces and well organized. It’s food are town prices so it will be slightly dearer than at local hawker centres. Still good as it opens late/24 hours.

Nice place!!!!

Delicious food with reasonable price.

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Nice food, hawkers style for lunch and dinner. Nice to go at night time also for some sate and grill. Portion of the street is closed and table and chairs are setup for that activity.

A good place to gather with friends. But u need to come early like 6pm to chop seats if not after 6.30pm, very hard to get seats. Food are nice n reasonable price.

The food here is good, not great. The place itself has a nice aesthetic and there are a number of stalls, so you're sure to find something to suit most tastes. There are certainly better hawker centers in Singapore, some of which are probably much more hidden. But it serves its purpose and has a very good location for tourists near Marina Bay, which is why we went there when we were exploring the area.

Lau Pa Sat in Singapore boasts an excellent location, making it convenient for visitors to access. The lively atmosphere is undeniably captivating, creating an enjoyable dining experience. However, the food quality falls somewhere in the mid-range, leaving room for improvement. While some dishes were satisfying, others failed to impress. Keep in mind that it tends to attract a lot of tourists, so be prepared for slightly higher prices. Overall, a decent spot to soak in the ambiance but not a culinary standout.

A must try if you visit Singapore! Located in a very dynamic area, it is very crowed for lunch. The old market allows different people to enjoy all kind of food together. You’ll find stalls serving vegetarian friendly meals, fresh fruits, local dishes and drinks. Although lots of people come here everyday, it’s still very clean.

Amazing different asian regional street at a single place. What I really loved this place is, you go pick your choice of food and get it hot on table. Really loved the place, vibe and food. Been here multiple times with a group of friends and enjoyed different varieties of food on table. Must visit places in Singapore for food and street food specially.

5 Star Wow.....what an experience, if you are visiting Singapore you simply MUST ho yo Lau Pa Sat (Hawker Food Hall) with neighbouring Satay Street. Satay from No 7 & 8 (reputed to be the best, we would not argue) - Fantastic ! Loved the food, the service and experience. Julian & Amanda

The dishes we had were good & I would recommend: 1. Fried Carrot Cake (Combo Sweet & Salty): 4.5/5 2. Satay (Chicken, Meat, and Prawn): 4.5/5 The area is also spacious! Many many seats are available.

The best places to visit for food safari. if you're looking for a lot of food option, this is the place I'm sure you'll get overwhelmed with the choices and different cuisines. Look around first, compare which one is better before deciding to order your choices. Food we're superb though. Staff are fantastic. This place is crowded during meal hours. Price is reasonable. Highly recommended 👍

This is by far the best Satay place in Singapore .. besides the delicious food, it is the perfect ambience which gives you positive vibes about Singpsore .. enough seating capacity and the preparations are very fresh.. Try their family satay platter . You won’t regret ..

What else could you want? Think of everything you'd want in a Singaporean hawker center and now imagine it all in one place. That is the experience you can expect at Lau Pa Sat. The facilities are clean, and there is a wide variety of food available for eating.

Tourist areas are a double-edged sword. Popular and subpar quality from a local perspective is usually the reality. Lau pa sat is an exception. Yes, it's busy, but all for good reason, the food. All the photos you see below are from various stalls in the area, and all were delish! Big shout out to the yum cha stall where we had some amazing bites. Satay street is cool, but there's better food hidden away.

My experience at Lau Pa Sat in Singapore was overall pretty good. Nestled in the heart of the bustling city, this iconic food market offers a vibrant atmosphere and an abundance of culinary delights. From the moment I stepped inside, I was greeted by the enticing aroma of sizzling dishes and the lively chatter of diners. The market's colonial architecture added to its charm, creating a unique backdrop for my dining adventure. The variety of food stalls was impressive, offering everything from traditional Singaporean dishes to international cuisines. I indulged in a feast of local favorites such as satay, laksa, and Hainanese chicken rice, each dish bursting with flavor and authenticity. What truly stood out to me was the bustling energy of the market, as locals and tourists alike gathered to sample the array of offerings. The communal dining experience added to the charm, allowing me to interact with fellow food enthusiasts and share in the culinary excitement. Throughout my visit, the service was prompt and friendly, with vendors eager to recommend their specialties and ensure my satisfaction. The affordability of the food was also a pleasant surprise, allowing me to indulge in a variety of dishes without breaking the bank. In conclusion, Lau Pa Sat is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the vibrant food culture of Singapore. With its diverse offerings, lively atmosphere, and friendly service, it truly offers a dining experience like no other.

Step into the past with a twist at Lau Pa Sat, Singapore's historic gem turned foodie haven! Nestled in the heart of the financial district, this iconic hawker centre is where old-world charm meets a bustling, vibrant atmosphere. With its stunning colonial architecture and a wrought-iron structure that takes you back to the 19th century, Lau Pa Sat stands out as a must-visit spot for both locals and tourists alike. But it's not just about the looks; the food here is a real showstopper. From sizzling satays grilled over charcoal in the evening to a diverse array of Asian and international dishes available throughout the day, there's something to satisfy every craving. Whether you're a food enthusiast or just someone looking for a lively place to dine, Lau Pa Sat delivers an unforgettable experience that beautifully encapsulates the spirit of Singapore.

Had satay in the evening. The ambience is great, alfresco dinning. Satay average only.

Well, this marketplace is very live and noisy. So many different kind of food stalls are in. Great for local dishes! Always have a good time here.

WE came here back in October of 2019. When we first arrived, there were bbq vendors all around the outside with picnic benches full of people. I wasn't expecting to see so many people outside. When we actually went inside the center, it was actually quite quiet and empty compared to all of the activity going on outside. I also noticed that maybe half of the stalls were closed - perhaps we had arrived too early for dinner. There wasn't much selection however because the food is so affordable and delicious, we were not disappointed at all. Unfortunately we came here on our last night, but i would have loved to have come back to visit and have more food

Good ambience of seafood and satay is yummies....only pls bring back the old trh tarik bhai.....current ones need to improved.

The place has indoor and outdoor dining areas and have a good ventilation. It consists of wide range of food, and people always recommended you to try Satay (stewed meat) when you are visiting lau pat sat. I tried the satay once, to be honest not too special and the sauce is just so-so for me. I personally feel the satay in chomp chomp food court is even much better. Well, perhaps everyone taste buds are different.

Great for food. No parking for delivery services.

Really good and friendly food court. They have almost everything you want to eat. A good variety of choices and good value. Clean place as well

Plenty of great food opportunities. Clean, super friendly, no pressure eating out.

It's very geared towards tourists at night. But you can have good satay for less than$10 per head and feel the Singapore weather. Other Hawker centres may be cheaper and have a more authentic feel, but the location is convenient and much cheaper than surrounding restaurants.

One of the beautiful, historic and biggest food court in Singapore and certainly gives you a blend of many local foods. Affordable place for groups to hangout right till late night in central Singapore if you want to avoid the expensive pubs in Clarke quay. Must try Satay!

stores were mostly gone.. not a place to look forward for food anymore.

All dishes are of a higher prices than outside CBD area. Portion wise - smaller than stalls outside CBD too. Yummy rating? Same as other other CBD eateries.

Still busy with many night patrons

Cheap and good food in raffles place, everything else is so expensive

Satay there nice ..

Always a great place for some good food. Excellent variety of food, price is affordable and taste very homely!

Hidden gem

Great vibes

One of the many places I usually go to get my comfort food, taste very homely and prices are very cheap

Had been a place to find all food for your taste buds.

Good food options

Deserted

Part of Lau Pa Sat now undergoing renovation

Many varieties food but now Covid 19 manu shops closed & the satay is to dry. But the seafood was awesome but it took one hour to reach our table.

Food is not cheap as it is a tourist place. Too many hawkers asking you to buy their food.

Nice place to try different foods from several cultures. Cheap and tasty.

Still smoky ambience despite covid 19 phase 2. Tables are more spaced out.

(Translated by Google) A very clean and safe hawker. Since it is located in the office district, the customer base is not bad, and I think that the meals we sell are almost the same. We sell delicious satay in a place like a plaza. (Original) 非常に清潔かつ治安の良いホーカーです。 オフィス街の中にあるので客層も悪くなく、売っている食事も概ねハズレはないと思います。 広場のようなところでおいしいサテーを売っています。

(Translated by Google) Walking from Chinatown towards Marina Bay we cross this characteristic "neighborhood" where there is a bit of everything between shops, stalls and temples. The most interesting part is the gastronomic market in the center, a rather modern structure that resembles our Italian urban markets but where you can taste many Asian specialties at very attractive prices. Recommended for lunches and dinners or for any break! (Original) Camminando da Chinatown in direzione Marina Bay attraversiamo questo caratteristico "quartiere" dove si trova un po' di tutto tra negozi, bancarelle e templi. La parte più interessante è il mercato gastronomico che si trova al centro, una struttura piuttosto moderna che somiglia ai nostri mercati urbani italiani ma dove si possono gustare tantissime specialità asiatiche a prezzi molto interessanti. Consigliato per pranzi e cene o per qualsiasi momento di pausa!

cheap food in CBD

Clean food court. So good to be back!

(Translated by Google) The food tastes good, and the price is medium to high. Due to the small number of stalls during the epidemic, travelers or relatives and friends can try it. (Original) 食物味道都属不错，价钱属于中上，碍于疫情期间档位数量不多，若是旅客或携带亲朋戚友可以去尝试。

It's ok, nice to sit there. Have a few beers

A wide variety of foods at a reasonable price, popular among locals and tourists, can be very crowded during lunch hour and challenging to get a seat.

For me I'll never come to this place for food.

Nice place to chill in CBD area. 10 mins walk from MBS shoppes. Satay not tht fantastic. So so.

(Translated by Google) Nice place in the middle of buildings, nice typical food without being exceptional (Original) Lieu agréable au milieu des buildings, nourriture typique sympa sans être exceptionnelle

Been going back here over the last 10 years when visiting Singapore. Great spot I know there are others that are just as good and maybe better but Telok Ayer at Night becomes amazing experience sitting outside when the shut the side street. Ordering plenty of food to share and being with friends and family. You can see plenty of business staff come here to catch up and relax after work have a beer and food. Perfect setting and easy to get too, there is a huge amount of options for food available too and drink so no problems if you aren’t all fancying the same food! Last Photos Taken September 2019

One of the Pioneer Hawker Food Centre in SG

(Translated by Google) It is a satay that is often eaten alone, but there are 7 cups. The sauce is spicy. There are aunts who leave their pockets and wet tissues on the table, but be careful as they are charged. (Original) 一人で食べるには多い、サテーですが、カップ7本入りが有ります。ソースは辛い。 ポケット＆ウェットティッシュをテーブルに置いて来るおばさんが居ますが、有料なので、注意。

One of my favourite views in Singapore.

Very lively and spacious place. Plenty of food stalls to choose from. Ample of seating available. Affordable and delicious food!

Good food

(Translated by Google) Is the market (Original) 시장 입니다

Food here is good, tasty and priced reasonably.

The standard of satay and drinks have dropped so much that it's not worth going there at all. Now more than ever it feels like a tourist trap.

Normal market place.. Perfect time to come around 5pm till night. Halal foods. But there are also lots of people drinks beers. Must be goods if they separate the table or having the halal and non halal area. Have try their satay set. The taste goods and prawn used also fresh. We also try cockles and stingray, this two just nice.

This place has improved over the years. I used to avoid it due to the heavy touting going on around. These days, the stall owners are not very pushy in getting customers to buy their food. Although there still some visible signs of it, I enjoyed the affordable seafood choices here. I'll let the photos speak for themselves on how yummy the seafood dishes were.

Being once the best Hawker Center in Town. Still good and nice location. Net, eat there once at least to dive into the surrounding scenery. While Satay Street in front is more spectacular to eat as of 7 pm.

It’s primarily targeted more for tourists, chicken rice ranges around $6 which can be pricey. The interior is air conditioned though, which is rare for a hawker centre. If you’re in the area and want better prices, head down to Market St Food Center, which is five minutes away.

Located centrally at the heart of Singapore. Its the most renowned food court. You get lots of food options and cuisines...Side street food with starts at 6 PM and closed by 3 AM...

Local food in a nice clean environment. Of course the “main attraction” should be to eat satay at the street with a cold tiger beer 🍺... maybe sting ray as well. Also, go enjoy the architecture of the market who is very nicely renovated. A local architecture jewel.

New stores are opening since CB p3. Glad to have more variety from P2

Newly renovated. Many stalls still not opened. Must try is the Satay!

Historical place, excellent food court with wide variety of food stalls and you will get almost all country recipes. They accept kopitiam card for subsidised price

Love 💕 this area

(Translated by Google) Giod (Original) Giod

Good food

New and renovated

Too much hassle but fortunately after renovation it's airy with good ventilation.

(Translated by Google) The satay taste is acceptable, the BBQ is too bad, the food is not fresh at all, I ordered three slices of fish but only one is fresh and the others are stinky fish. If you introduce it to foreign tourists, it would be a shame (Original) 沙爹口味还可以接受,BBQ太烂了,食物完全不新鲜,订了三片鱼只有一片新鲜其他的都是臭鱼,如果介绍给外国游客吃,真丢脸

Great food especially satay stall 7 and 8 🤗🤗

One additional minimart w lots of japanese snacks. Another corner a eatery of ice cream and desserts.

Great place to catch up with you buddies after work or the weekenday .. maybe a slight drop of quality on the food from my previous last visit..

Great place to have meal with colleagues, friends and family.

Thai food is excellent

Beautiful Victorian building holding a huge selection of hawker stands

(Translated by Google) It's cute but it's expensive (Original) Es lindo pero es caro

Nice hor fun at j. Hui yian.

Nice looking hawker, great stalls. Every day at 7 pm outdoor satay opens.

Malaysia design kopitiam, very different from Singapore, place is clean, and unique

(Translated by Google) In the evening, we control vehicles on the road and put tables on it to do business, and it was pleasant and enjoyable because it felt like a night market in a forest of buildings in the city. Beer & satay are also delicious. (Original) 저녁이 되면 도로에 차량을 통제하고 테이블을 깔아두어 장사를 하는데, 도시의 빌딩 숲 속 야시장 느낌이라 쾌적하고 즐거웠습니다. 맥주 & 사테도 맛있습니다.

Nice indian food and others, during the week end

Smooth sailing

old building

Better now with new management. Love the Thai food store!! Great portion and tasty

Great place for dinner with family.

So amazing please

Most of the restaurants are closed.

Very sad

Lots of local delights at affordable prices. Try some zi char with favourites such as mee goreng, stingray, lala. And don't forget to grab the satay too

Variety & cheap

Great food but can get crowded during lunch time.

Cheap & good foot

$2.60 Toast set. Reasonable price at town area.

Nice icon building with plenty of local dishes. Day is more quiet while night is more happening with bbq food and satay.

If you’re craving for satay, come down to Lau Pa Sat for a unique dining experience at one of Singapore’s iconic landmarks. Look out for Best Satay, stalls 7 & 8, located by the streets. The chicken satay is truly the best! Lau Pa Sat itself is quieter now as some stalls close amid the pandemic, but it still has its vibrant atmosphere, especially at night.

Great place! So clean and beatiful unlike other hawker centers, and with great variety of stalls.

Vibrant and ambient atmosphere..the food court is so huge and a variety of food is available. A not to miss place is the satay street. Do visit the place at night. Would highly recommend this place for family and friends night out.

Recently refurbished, this is one of the main hawkers to visit in Singapore. Lots of choice, including pizza! The prices will be higher than your usual neighborhood hawkers, but it's worth it to sit in this beautiful building. Or can try satay Street outside!

Good side: Visiting this historical place is still not bad. Have lot of empty seats (lots of empty store also) Plenty of choices Bad side: Those promoter very aggressive, make people feel uncomfortable. The food really not impressed me at all, I think if only for eating, may go to most of the food court will do. The price also at the high side.

Stall 3 lamb satay was good! Prawns fresh!

This place is new, clean, airy with low covid cases. Should come here for dine-in. Most stalls however only have one staff so waiting time can be long.

Today having a good Turkish Lunch in here. So nice food and also nice drink. We love it so much..❤️

My favourites satay at Lau Pa Sat from Stall No 3.Satay is juicy and the meat is very tender.Prawn satay 👍👍👍.The peanut sauce is just nice not too thick.You should try the green chilli dip,it's awesome perfect to be eaten with the prawn👌👌overall I awarded Stall No 3 with a 5🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟rating.

Still one of the best late night hunt for comfort food especially if you are staying in the City Area or having a staycation nearby.

Went there after early morning ride. So glad the market has drink n decent egg with toast available. Nice n yummy!

Food quality is decent, especially you are looking for street food in a food court setting. Prices are a bit high, but acceptable for the location and settings.

Excellent place to get very good food 😋

Great outdoor eateries, opens at 7pm. Lots of asian local food, ice cream parlour, and beverages. A kick start with the famous bbq meat-on-stick called SATAY. , dip with peanut gravy, and also rice cube (nasi himpit), cut cucumber & onions. Sure not to be miss .... Remember the place - 'Lau Pa Sat'...guys👍👍👍👍👨‍🍳👨‍🍳👨‍🍳

So chill. Not so crowded today, Weds, 29 Dec 2021 at 6pm. Lovely ambience and food.

Ever since Kopitiam took over, it lost some of its charm and is now some food court with the UNESCO vibe. Great variety of so-so food that is pretty pricey. AND ITS CROWDED AF, prepare to fight for seats. The satay section that blocks off the street at night is a pleasant sight but got a lot of hard sellers and stalls to choose from. Just trust your gut and queue at wherever there's a long queue I guess? Haha The Malay Seafood and tze char stall (I can't remember what stall it was) is impressive man. The hotplate tofu and BBQ stingray is shiok af. Worth the 25-45min wait if you're catching up with old friends and don't mind waiting.

Seafood, satays, beers, local food - there’s nothing you won’t like at Lau Pa Sat! Come here and take in the history, the sight, the sound and the smell!

Very different from the old hawker centre, but more modern and clean. Great place for satay in Satay Street

The food court in downtown area of Singapore, with varied of food and beverage. This place where you can get Chinese, Indian and local Singapore dish. A good place to hang-out in the evening, but most of the food vendor were closed before midnight but you still can enjoy food at Satay street behind it.

Must visit place. Located in Downtown area this heritage building is surrounded by Singapore skyline. The building has Victorian roof and column structure. It is foodie's paradise offering authentic local and international cuisine. At night the side street of Lau Pa Sat is closed to traffic and transforms into Satay Street.

Came later on - busy, but we'll worth it!! Best satay I've ever had. Top tip - most of the satay places are outside and it super difficult to get a table, but once you've ordered they'll give you a buzzer so you can easily find a table inside.

Great buzz, lively atmosphere and many food options. Don’t forget to carry cash or you’ll struggle to get anything there. The satay chicken from Satay stall 7 & 8 is the best. Compared to the olden days - many stall were unfortunately shut, but still enough choices to get spoilt.

So many varieties of foods here. I tried Korean pizza, and it tasted super good! Fast serving, and great portion too. The pulling cheese is incredible. The burger here is great too~ Don't only focus on the satay here, look for hidden delicious food!

Love the vibe here. LOTS of good hawker food stalls here. I particularly enjoyed the Satay here. Come just after 6pm and enjoy Satay Street. Enjoy succulent meats on skewers from prawns, to mutton, beef and chicken. All barbecued over hot coals, dripping with loads of delicious flavours and dipped into mouth watering Satay sauce. Team it with fresh cucumber 🥒 and ketupat (rice cakes) and freshly sliced purple onions, 😋Yum!

Ate here for the first time as a Singaporean with friends from UK, never been here prior. Very good location for tourists (near MBS) and also lovely architecture in a converted building. Prices good for the area although perhaps not the top tier hawker food. Not quite the "authentic" wet market hawker experience but very nice to bring visitors, clean and large variety of cuisines, most stalls' staff speak English/have English menus.

Nice place, in the evening the whole street in front of it is closed and will be full with seating. There is a whole part of the food stalls for Satay. Inside the vendors look decent, same as the pricing!

Good vibes, with good food, especially the satay which is fragrant and full of flavour. Wide variety of food choices and the place itself is lively and vibrant. The satay street satay stall urguably serve the best satay in Singapore and it is a popular with locals and foreigners.

The selection is excellent at this hawker, the day time shops will satisfy any craving and the evening street meat addition is a nice mix. You can certainly come by for many visits and be satisfied each time. This hawker is also located within walking distance to Marina Bay so you can walk off the calories.

Satay street is what you come for, very smokey and long lines. Line up, place order, chope a seat, wait 30 min for it and enjoy some other foods in the meantime! Stir fry noods greasy and have wok flavah, classic black and white carrot cakes were ok, but the papaya juice was bad and watery / flavorless. The satay was really sweet and charred, personally more of a savory person but this is the vibe here and I still enjoyed it. The environment in the hawker was a bit loud of course, and quite touristy so definitely don't leave your belongings unattended.

Nice area with lots of cuisine selection. Plenty of seats, cool area with big fans and good ventilation. So great to see such a unique "ancient" place in the middle of modern skyscrapers

Lau Pa Sat, nestled in Singapore's vibrant business district, is a culinary treasure. With its ornate Victorian-era architecture, this hawker center serves a rich variety of sumptuous dishes, including satay and the famed local delight, chili crab. The bustling atmosphere, brimming with enticing aromas, makes for an unforgettable dining experience. While the food quality and diversity are commendable, the center does cater heavily to tourists and expats, which however does not detract from the authenticity of the traditional Singaporean experience.

Get all types of Singapore traditional food i.e satay BBQ, pepper crab in reasonable price, and all over night! A very noisy and energetic atmosphere and full of food smell. With the BBQ stalls are set up on the street, it is quite hot and noisy. Also the drink stall close a bit earlier then the food stall, which is a but inconvenient.

The best Hawker center to try all kinds of street food from different countries, it is a must try. There are so many different stalls so it can get a little overwhelming. My advice would be just go for it and you will not regret it. The food is clean, so there is no need to worry I tried different types of Peking duck, char siew, Indian food, laksa, prawn and fish soup, seafood fried rice, lemon grass spicy chicken and more. They also have an outdoor area in the street that serves authentic satay but unfortunately it is cash only They also have a place in the middle that serves all kinds of drinks, but it is quite busy. I tried the white dragon fruit juice and I didn't like it very much, but they have other alternatives and different varieties of delicious fresh fruit juice

Super nice food court to look for local Singapore food. Tho usually it’s crowded, but it was located in the city center which was really convenient. One of the street in front the food court will be blocked from 7pm to 10pm or 11pm I forgot, and you can have the best satay here right on the street, really interesting! After the meal, you can even go to the Marina bay just by walking. It’s not far tho not close as either. Like 20mins of walk there for me as really good, it’s also good for the digestion of the meal.

Never knew theres a hawker in sg that looks this great. The place was huge and ceiling was high, so it felt nice to sit there. Various selection of vendors too. Tried out chicken satay, beef satay, and prawn satay. The best one of all was the prawn one tbh. The chicken and beef one tasted sweet, which i am not particularly fond of. Also tried a place w salted egg (forgot the name but it was great) and a japanese place that offers a god-sent chicken and salmon bento (also forgot the name). Price point was ok, its def not very expensive.

If you’re an tourist looking to explore Singapore’s food culture, this is the place to go. With halal options available, you will be spoilt for choices available from bbq to deserts. Clean environment and aesthetic too. The satay street doesn’t open till night time.

A food center in the heart of the city that serves up any and all kinds of cuisines you can think of. The only caveat is that it's located in a tourist area and the prices are considerably more expensive than other food centers around the city. But you do get a very lively atmosphere, among both locals and tourists. The satay skewers are a must get, as well as some of the freshly made roti's at the Indian food stalls. A nice experience, but not a place you'll need to visit more than once.

Always been a great place to dine. This food hub represents Asian food from all over countries. There are some stall that has been on the Michelin list for years. Look for the signed. It is rather difficult to find seat during busy hours. So come at earlier to get a seat. Price is super reasonable compared to Newton circus. We tried the newly opened The Warung Bali. It served betutu chicken and satay. All is very authentic taste. Highly recommended.

Lau Pa Sat has many food tenants that you can choose, so crowded, but you’ll get your seat anyway. I recommend you to try Prawn Noodle. I love their black carrot cake. You have to Q a little bit, but definitely worth it.

As a European tourist, it was a great place to eat, lots of choices. The food stands are quite classic but you can find many excellent satay stands for 0,8$ or 0,9$/p. Also a great place to eat Kaya pancakes. The place itself looks amazing, the atmosphere is great and there are a lot of tables to eat so it's not too much of a trouble to find a seat (unless it's lunch time on a weekday because of the workers from the financial district).

You will be told by local it is a touristic place and it is not good. Ignore that and just go. Amazing ambiance, amazing food (if you choose correct), and amazing vibes. Many options to choose from. I went with satay number 7 and 8 (mutton,shrimp,and chicken) and it was a blast, also went for chilli crab and different noodles from ming yen and it was excellent. Better experience than newton center

We were there during Fri-Sat. The road on the side was closed to make spaces for seats. There were a lot of BBQ outside and tons of shops inside. The price is cheaper than in the mall, portions are big. Definitely back there again next visit to Singapore.

Love the satay and atmosphere from this Market. The architecture and heritage status of this iconic food market always catch my attention and curiosity. The semi burnt satay really bring up the taste and bbq flavours of the foods. Be here to enjoy this old food market place.

Probably one of my favorite hawker centers in Singapore!! So many options, so much available seating, quite clean, I love the ambience and vibe of the outdoor area where all the satay is also!! Altho the satay joint had a LONG 50minute wait, Lau Pa Sat as a whole has so much variety, and everything was delicious!

A staple in my late night eating in downtown (I managed to find good meals there after 10pm on two occassions). Known for its satay street, Lau Pa Sat was the most architecturally interesting of the hawkers centres I visited on my stay. There was a good selection of food options.

If you are planning to do a food tripping in Singapore, Lau Pa Sat is the place to visit. Make sure to go to the Satay Street and order your own Satay! 🤩 so yummy! Food stalls in Singapore doesn’t provide tissue, so to save some money, better bring some.

A place to visit for authentic Singapore cuisine. So many options to choose from, and the food is delicious. This takes street food to another level. The atmosphere is electric, and the environment is very clean considering 100s of people sitting in one area. There are different kiosks to buy whatever food you want. Great value for money.

Iconic hawker center you need to visit. It's definitely a touristy one so the facilities are a bit nicer and prices are higher. Food is good and fresh. Some of the stalls have agressive sales tactics which other centers don't.. I prefer to not have the sales guys.

My favourite stall is always the one with kebab with butter rice stall. I forgot what’s the name of the stall. It’s been a while but now the food is all change and the menu looking fresh. I also noticed Lau pa sat got basque burnt cheesecake and other sweets stuff. And if the place too hot, they got AC room as well now. Should try!😄

You must stop here, what an incredible experience and so inexpensive. The history here is incredible and make sure you check out Satay Street. We got here after 10pm and it was packed, but you could still find a place to sit.

Lots of food options both during day and night definitely a food heaven. Night is usually more crowded with live band tp enjoy music. Price is very cheap. Definitely a tourist friendly place as they won't charge tourist price and its accessible to nearly every local Singapore food. Would come back again next time.

2 words. Chicken rice. This hawker center has a fantastic vibe that is basically like having a massive dinner with everyone whilst they enjoy their dish of choice. The food was excellent and the area was clean. Don't forget to take your dirty trays away to avoid a fine and keep the area nice.

It is definitely more upmarket than other hawkers but doesn’t feel touristy. Great live music in there on certain days, wide Asian choice and drinks to choose. Pick a table, leave some tissue down to reserve(!), go pick your food!

Went here just before lunch. We were able to get a table. But a few minutes after, the place was buzzing with hungry office men and women. The food prices were decent and affordable. Food quality and taste were good, but nothing special, I guess I was just expecting more. There were a lot of food choices, from classic Singaporean to Indian, to Mediterranean, to American, Italian, Filipino, etc. Eventhough the place is well ventilated, it gets very hot, humid, and noisy during lunch time.

A brilliant hawker centre for all kinds of food at reasonable prices . So much choice . . it's hard to decide what to eat . Tables are usually available and you can always share one . Most people clear their plates and leave the tables clean for the next customers but occasionally the tables need clearing before you sit down .

Huge amount of vendors selling satay, vegetarian dishes, seafood, Chinese food, pastries, and noodles asking other dishes. I tried and recommend laksa. In addition, I got two very nicely marinated chicken breasts. The value is not the best, but the quality is rather high and take out is always available.

Favorite hawker center in Singapore. So many good stalls with all kinds of cuisine and very accessible by commute. One of the sides also transforms into Satay Street at night, where you can find some of the best satay in the city.