A Victorian cast-iron market hall in the financial district, now a hawker centre famous for its evening satay street.
Cuisine
Hawker centre
Price range
$
Opening hours
Open daily; the satay street outside runs in the evening
Address
18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582
Our review
Lau Pa Sat's octagonal cast-iron structure dates from the 1890s and is one of the most photogenic hawker centres in Singapore. Inside are dozens of stalls serving local favourites from chicken rice to laksa and Indian dishes.
In the evening the neighbouring Boon Tat Street closes to cars and fills with satay stalls, a good spot for a casual dinner among office workers.
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