Right in the heart of Singapore’s CBD, Lau Pa Sat is where heritage meets hustle. By day, it’s a bustling lunch haven for office crowds; by night, it transforms into a vibrant street food paradise with sizzling satay smoke filling the air.
Touristy? Maybe. But if you know where to look, there are plenty of hidden gems worth your calories. Here are 15 must-try stalls at Lau Pa Sat that prove this iconic food centre still delivers.
01. Flint Specialty Grill (Stall 23)
If you’re craving something hearty yet slightly healthier, Flint Specialty Grill ticks all the right boxes.
Their grilled chicken chop is juicy, tender, and paired beautifully with creamy potato salad and tangy red cabbage. The brown sauce ties everything together with a rich savoury finish. Feeling indulgent? Try this.
Signature: Western Delights
Operating Hours: 10:00am – 9:00pm Daily
02. Seng Kee Local Delight 胜记小吃（Stall 10）
Nothing says comfort like a good plate of Fried Hokkien Mee, and Seng Kee delivers that smoky wok hei goodness.
The noodles are springy, soaked in a rich seafood broth, and generously topped with prawns. Add in some crispy lard (self-service!) and you’ve got yourself a deeply satisfying plate. It’s slightly pricier, but you’re paying for location and consistency.
Signature: Fried Hokkien Mee / Carrot Cake
Operating Hours: 8:00am – 10:00pm Daily
03. Kallang Airport Wanton Noodle 加冷机场云吞面（Stall 57）
Simple, classic, and comforting—this stall keeps it traditional.
The noodles are delightfully springy, coated in a light savoury sauce, and paired with plump wantons swimming in a clean, flavourful broth. It’s not flashy, but it’s exactly what you’d expect from a solid bowl of wanton mee.
Signature: Wanton Mee
Operating Hours: 10:00am – 10:00pm Daily
04. Thunder Tea Rice 擂茶（Stall 25）
A refreshing surprise in a sea of indulgent hawker fare.
This Thunder Tea Rice is light, nutritious, and incredibly comforting. The brown rice base is topped with fresh vegetables and paired with a fragrant green tea broth that brings everything together. Perfect for those looking for a clean, vegetarian-friendly meal in the CBD.
Signature: Thunder Tea Rice
Operating Hours: 24 Hours Daily
05. Butter & Cream（Stall 5 & 6）
Dessert lovers, this one’s for you.
From fluffy muffins to flaky egg tarts, Butter & Cream offers a wide variety of baked treats. The Hokkaido cream muffin stands out with its light texture and creamy centre, while the orange fluff muffin adds a citrusy twist. Not overly sweet, making it easy to keep reaching for more.
Signature: Muffin / Donut
Operating Hours: 10:00am – 9:00pm Daily
06. Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang（Stall 71）
Bold, spicy, and unapologetically rich.
This nasi lemak isn’t just your typical sweet sambal version—it packs a spicy punch. The ayam taliwang is crispy outside, tender inside, and paired with fragrant rice and multiple side elements that feel like a mini feast.
Signature: Nasi Lemak
Operating Hours: 9:00am – 12:00am Daily
07. Warong Pak Sapari（Stall 58）
A nostalgic taste of Malay comfort food.
The Mee Rebus brings back old-school flavours with its slightly sweet gravy balanced by a squeeze of lime. But the real star here is the Mee Soto—rich, aromatic, and deeply satisfying.
Signature: Mee Rebus / Mee Soto
Operating Hours: 9:00am – 9:00pm Daily
08. Sing HK Kitchen 星记茶餐厅（Stall 12）
Hong Kong café vibes right in Lau Pa Sat.
From baked rice to pork chop dishes, this stall serves up hearty cha chaan teng classics. The salted chicken leg is juicy and flavourful, making it a popular go-to for a filling meal.
Signature: Baked Chicken Rice / Pork Chop Rice
Operating Hours: 10:00am – 11:00pm Daily
09. Swatow Bai Le Teochew Braised Duck 汕头百乐卤鸭饭（Stall 9）
For something hearty and traditional.
The braised duck is tender and infused with savoury herbal flavours, while the kway chap offers silky noodles in a comforting broth. It’s not the boldest in Singapore, but definitely satisfying for a quick fix.
Signature: Kway Chap / Braised Duck Rice
Operating Hours: 9:00am – 12:30am Daily
10. Pu Tian Xing Hua Mei Shi 莆田兴化美食（Stall 39）
Authentic Fujian flavours in the CBD.
Their Xing Hua fried bee hoon is simple yet flavourful, highlighting the beauty of understated seasoning and wok technique. A comforting option when you want something less heavy.
Signature: Xing Hua Fried Bee Hoon
Operating Hours: 10:00am – 10:00pm Daily
11. Xiang Chi Mian 想吃面肉脞面（Stall 15）
A bowl packed with variety and texture.
This minced meat noodle is loaded with ingredients—meatballs, pork liver, fishcake, and more. The noodles are springy and pair perfectly with the well-balanced chilli-vinegar mix. Add some soup to loosen it up and you’ve got a comforting, flavourful bowl.
Signature: Minced Meat Noodle
Operating Hours: 8:00am – 10:00pm Daily
12. Ipoh Hainanese Chicken Rice 怡保海南鸡饭（Stall 14）
Simple done right.
The chicken is tender with smooth skin, while the rice is fragrant enough to enjoy on its own. It’s a no-frills meal that consistently delivers comfort and value.
Signature: Chicken Rice
Operating Hours: 10:00am – 10:00pm Daily
13. Ri Ri Hong Grilled Fish 日日红烤鱼小炒（Stall 61 & 62）
For mala lovers, this is your spot.
Pick your ingredients and watch them get stir-fried into a fragrant, spicy mala xiang guo. The spice level is well-balanced—not overly numbing—making it enjoyable for most palates.
Signature: Mala Xiang Guo
Operating Hours: 10:00am – 10:00pm Daily
14. Yuen Kee Dumpling 袁记云饺（Stall 77 & 78）
Freshly made dumplings that hit the spot.
With transparent preparation and handmade fillings, these dumplings are juicy, flavourful, and satisfying. Pair them with garlic vinegar and chilli oil for an extra kick.
Signature: Dumplings
Operating Hours: 10:00am – 10:00pm Daily
15. Satay Street
When night falls, this is where the magic happens.
Rows of satay stalls fire up their grills, filling the air with smoky aroma. From chicken to mutton and prawns, everything is charred to perfection and served with rich peanut sauce. It’s lively, chaotic, and absolutely essential to the Lau Pa Sat experience.
Signature: Satay / Grilled Food
Operating Hours: 3:00pm – 3:00am Daily
Lau Pa Sat may sit in the middle of Singapore’s financial district, but beneath its Victorian structure lies a diverse mix of flavours—from heritage hawker classics to modern bites.
Whether you’re here for a quick lunch or a late-night satay feast, there’s always something worth trying.
📍 Lau Pa Sat
Address: 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582
Note: Taste is subjective and may vary from individual to individual.
