Lau Pa Sat Hawker Centre
Lau Pa Sat Hawker Centre
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Set in a cast-iron Victorian structure that was shipped over from Glasgow in 1894, Singapore's oldest hawker centre is looking a little dated, but the grub is still just as good. Feast on dishes from steamed cockles to mie goreng … Read more
Cheap street eats with old world charm
Popular plate: Seafood dishes rule here; you can't go wrong with grilled skate or barbecued jumbo prawns.
Set in a cast-iron Victorian structure that was shipped over from Glasgow in 1894, Singapore's oldest hawker centre is looking a little dated, but the grub is still just as good. Feast on dishes from steamed cockles to mie goreng fried noodles, or drop by of an evening when satay stalls pop up to satisfy pre-dinner cravings.
It's best to visit on a weekday, when all the vendors are open and the centre is buzzing with hungry workers.
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