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18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582
It is the only hawker market I visited in Singapore, so I have nothing to compare it against. But we had a great time there..! The satay (stall 8) was delicious! Though the person controlling the line was quite rude to a lot of people.. But the meat was well cooked and worth the 10-15 min wait! The entire area was bustling, crowded, and high energy with everyone having a good time! The food inside the hawker market was amazing too! Incredible choice and variety and very reasonable! Overall it was a really fun experience…!
Really lovely infrastructure of the market food hall. Lots of choices of food but we only tried dumplings from a Chinese shop (great dumplings) and Mediterranean food (not good). The muffins/cupcakes from Butter and Cream Bakery were amazing!! 100% recommend. They also have lots of cute merchandise at their stores.
A must go for all foodies out there. Has a diverse choices of restaurants to choose from. All dishes you like to try will surely be available here. Drinks are also available and there lots of choices to choose from. They even close a portion of the street for the rows of satay bbq stalls. So fantastic and festive feel and ambience.
One of the famous hawker in Singapore, located in the city center and easy to reach. There are many choices of food ranging from snacks to heavy meals. My favorite here is Best satay no.7 & 8 for dessert there are Butter & Cream and Munchie pancake.
This is my first time visiting Singapore. I was walking from my hotel looking for halal food, and I'm amazed by how inclusive Singapore is. It's a very informative country—they even separate halal and non-halal food. Lau Pa Sat is like a food court with a lot of food choices: Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Indonesian, Malay, and Western cuisine. If you're a Muslim, just look for the halal logo, it is easy to spot. Or you can just ask them. The food is good, although I've only tried one dish so far. Most of the food here is self-service. You place your own order, and you need to return your food tray to the designated area based on halal or non-halal categories.









