Singapore Lau Pa Sat
Singapore Lau Pa Sat is situated right at the heart of Singapore’s Centre District (CBD) and is a place where all tourists must not miss. It was built in 1894 and is the largest remaining Victorian filigree cast-iron structure in Southeast Asia. It was formerly a wet market known as Telok Ayer market and is now restored to a hawker centre at CBD area offering a wide range of Singapore local food. Singapore Lau Pa Sat is unique at night because there is a small street just beside Lau Pa Sat is blocked to give way to an open air hawker centre. There were about 10 stalls setup selling BBQ food and the popular dish at the night hawker centre are Satay and BBQ Chicken wings. There are also lot other seafood cook in local style that you can bought it from the seafood stall at the Lau Pa Sat. Below are the photos taken from Lau Pa Sat when was there eating Satays and Seafoods
Inside the Lau Pa Sat
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Night hawker beside Lau Pa Sat
The road beside Lau Pa Sat was blocked to give way to the open air hawker. Chairs and tables were setup for customers to taste the BBQ foods at the street
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Satays
Below are the Satays that I had ordered and photo of satay vendors grilling the delicious satays at their stalls
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Singapore Local Food
We also ordered some of the babecue seafood, stingray, clam and some local food from the seafood stall at the Lau Pa Sat facing the open air hawker centre.
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