Top 10 Food You Must Try at Lau Pa Sat Updated 2025

Monster Day Tours
Oct 28, 2024
5 min read

Updated: Apr 28

Lau Pa Sat is an architectural gem nestled in the heart of Singapore's bustling financial district. Known for its Victorian design and historical significance, it’s more than just a place to admire beautiful architecture, it's a street food haven! Whether you're a local or a visitor, exploring this hawker centre is an absolute treat. Offering a variety of mouth-watering dishes, Lau Pa Sat is a must-visit for any food lover. If you’re wondering what to eat, here’s our guide to the Top 10 Food You Must Try at Lau Pa Sat.

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1. Best Satay 7 & 8 (Stall FC 4-5)

Three people gather around a table with skewers, sauce, and a drink labeled "MUN CHA." One points at the food. Casual setting. — Chicken Satay from Best Satay 7&8

No visit to Lau Pa Sat is complete without savouring satay. The smoky aroma of grilled skewers wafts through the air, inviting you to dig into tender, marinated meat that’s served with peanut sauce, rice cakes, and cucumber slices. Located on Boon Tat Street—also known as Satay Street—stalls 7 and 8 are favourites among both locals and tourists. You can choose from a selection of chicken, beef, lamb, or prawn skewers. For the best experience, visit in the evening when the street transforms into a buzzing alfresco dining spot, perfect for a casual hawker dinner.

2. Golden Shoe Hokkien Mee (Stall 26)

Hands serving noodles with a shrimp on a plate, with other dishes visible on a wooden table. Plate says Lau Pa Sat 10. — Lau Pa Sat Hokkien Mee

Craving something hearty? The Golden Shoe Hokkien Mee at Stall 26 is an absolute must-try. Stir-fried noodles soaked in rich prawn broth, topped with prawns, squid, and crispy pork lard, this dish hits all the right spots. A generous dash of sambal chilli and a squeeze of lime add a zesty kick, making each bite unforgettable. It’s a classic Singaporean street food that’s full of flavour, perfect after a long day of sightseeing.

3. Feng Xiang Bak Kut Teh (Stall 27)

Tray with varied Asian dishes: braised pork, rice, soup, and veggies. Two iced drinks. Pink crochet pig toy on the side. Wood table. — Bak Kut Teh at Feng Xiang

For those who crave something soothing and hearty, the Bak Kut Teh at Feng Xiang is an ideal choice. Known for its herbal broth and tender pork ribs, this dish is an iconic Singaporean comfort food. Served with a side of steamed rice and dipping sauce, it offers a warm, satisfying meal. The rich aroma of the broth makes it a popular choice among visitors looking for authentic Singaporean flavours.

4. Fu Zi Fried Kway Teow (Stalls 74-75)

A plate of char kway teow with shrimp and bean sprouts on a table. The noodles are dark brown and glossy, creating an appetizing look. — Fu Zi Fried Kway Teow

This beloved fried noodle dish is a must-try for anyone visiting Lau Pa Sat. Fu Zi Fried Kway Teow serves up a perfect blend of flat rice noodles stir-fried with prawns, eggs, Chinese sausage, and bean sprouts. The addition of crispy pork lard and a sprinkle of sweet soy sauce makes each bite a delicious experience. The wok hei (charred aroma) gives this dish its signature smoky flavour, making it a fan favourite.

5. Thunder Tea Rice & Thunder Spize (Stall 25)

Bowl with fried meatballs, peanuts, anchovies, greens, and sliced onions. Green soup in the background. Rustic, hearty meal. — Thunder Tea Rice

For a healthy and hearty option, Thunder Tea Rice is a standout dish at Lau Pa Sat. Served with a mix of rice, vegetables, and your choice of protein (such as chicken or fish), it is accompanied by a refreshing herbal green soup known for its invigorating flavours. The Thunder Spize, a variation with added spice, offers a kick for those who enjoy bold flavours.

6.Butter & Cream (Stalls 05-06)

Donut shop display with assorted donuts, pastries, and Hokkaido milk ice cream ad. Warm lighting, labeled prices, and menu signage above. — Butter & Cream Lau Pa Sat

Craving something sweet? Butter & Cream is your go-to stall at Lau Pa Sat. They offer freshly baked muffins in flavours like Oreo Chocolate, S'mores, and Berries, all paired with rich and creamy butter. With tempting options like Muffin Streusel and seasonal specials, it’s the perfect spot for dessert lovers looking for a sweet treat after a hearty meal.

7. Lion City Dim Sum (Stall 22)

Trays of various pastries and snacks in a display case, including buns, wraps, and skewers, with a colorful menu in the background. — Lion City Dim Sum

If you're in the mood for Dim Sum, Lion City Dim Sum is the place to be. Known for their freshly steamed dumplings, buns, and rice rolls, they offer a wide selection of traditional dim sum favourites, including char siu bao (barbecue pork buns) and har gow (shrimp dumplings). The delicate flavours and soft textures make it a popular stop for both locals and tourists alike.

8. Hua Dee Hong Kong Roasted Delight (Stall 31)

Chicken rice with chili sauce, cucumber slices, and sambal on a plate marked "31," next to a bowl of clear soup on a gray table. — Hong Kong style roasted duck

For fans of roasted meats, Hua Dee is the place to go. Famous for its Hong Kong-style roasted duck and char siew (barbecued pork), the stall offers succulent, crispy-skinned meats served with rice or noodles. The combination of tender meat and aromatic sauces makes this a must-try dish at Lau Pa Sat.

9. Lixin Teochew Fishball Noodles (Stall 32)

White bowls with fishball noodles, green onions, and crispy crackers. Blue chopsticks rest on the bowl, creating a casual dining scene. — Fishball Noodles

Lixin Teochew Fishball Noodles is an essential stop for fans of classic Teochew dishes. The stall serves delicious fishball noodles, with the fishballs being handmade and incredibly fresh. Served in a light broth or dry with a delicious chili sauce, this dish is a perfect example of the simple yet tasty flavours that Teochew cuisine is known for.

10. Maya Veggie Delight (Stall 47)

Assorted Indian foods in a restaurant display, including samosas and curries. Bright colors and labeled menus are visible. — Maya Veggie Delight

For vegetarians and those looking for plant-based options, Maya Veggie Delight offers a variety of wholesome, vegetarian dishes. From hearty veggie burgers to tofu-based rice dishes, this stall is all about healthy eating. It’s a refreshing change from the more traditional meat-heavy offerings and provides a delicious alternative for those seeking plant-based meals.

Why Join the Singapore Street Food and Night Tour?

People eating at a food court with colorful menu boards above. Bowls of food and drinks on wooden tables, under red hanging lights. — Monster Day Tours held free walking tour and stop at Lau Pa Sat

For foodies who want to take their experience to the next level, joining the Singapore Street Food and Night Tour is a fantastic way to explore Lau Pa Sat. The tour not only covers the best street food in the area but also provides you with an insider’s perspective on Singapore’s rich culinary culture. You’ll sample some of the best dishes from these iconic hawker stalls and discover hidden gems with the help of your knowledgeable guide. Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned traveller, the tour ensures you don’t miss out on the top flavours of Lau Pa Sat.

Lau Pa Sat is an iconic landmark and a must-visit destination for anyone eager to experience the best of Singapore’s street food culture. From smoky satay to spicy Hokkien Mee, each dish offers a taste of local flavours that leave a lasting impression. Ready for a culinary adventure? Make sure to add Lau Pa Sat to your itinerary, or better yet, join us on the Singapore Street Food and Night Tour for a curated food journey through hawker food tours in Singapore.