Lau Pa Sat

Lau Pa Sat is the largest existing Victorian cast iron building in Southeast Asia. Located in the heart of Singapore’s business district, Lau Pa Sat was originally a vegetable market. It has been transformed into a food and beverage center that provides a variety of affordable local foods and is a popular dining gathering place.

This place is translated into Chinese, it is a good location and in the heart of the financial street, don't look at the environment is very general, but it is a good place for a lot of white-collar lunches.

If you want to eat really good Singapore food and the price is fair, you have to go to the old buscha kiosk, the environment is not comparable to the big mall and high-end restaurants, but the food is very good.

Not far from the city center, it is open 24 hours, you can eat all kinds of food at any time, surrounded by high-rise buildings, there is a small stage in the middle, there are often people singing and performing, there are movies here to pick up the view, there are a variety of menus, the price is very suitable, various grit kebabs, Hainan chicken rice, fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried fried

a lot of good foods there especially the beef noodles. i like the most.

The lively snack street "Lao Pa Sat" brings together the flavor food of various ethnic groups. Indian food is full of the weird taste of curry and a certain spice; a kind of horse called "kill the fuck" (Malay transliteration). The food was originally a grilled shrimp on a bamboo stick! The famous Bak Kut Teh is a pork rib soup made from more than 20 kinds of herbs! Sit down in the hot evening to eat a bowl of sweet and sour durian milk ice, which is quite cozy! !

The goal is satay skewers. When you walk into the outdoor seating, clerk from every store will come to solicit customers. In fact, the prices are similar. Chinese people are accustomed to finding places with many people. After you are seated, many people will come around you to show you the menu for you to order. This kind of pressure cannot be expressed in words. !