Lau Pa Sat (Chinese: 老巴刹; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Lāu Pa-sat; pinyin: Lǎo Bāshā; lit. 'Old Market'), also known as Telok Ayer Market ( Malay : Pasar Telok Ayer ; Chinese : 直落亚逸巴刹 ), is a historic building located within the Downtown Core in the Central Area of Singapore .

The laksa is among the most authentic in town and regulars rave about the beef rendang, nasi goreng fried rice and condensed milk coffee. Don't forget the pandan cake for dessert. The forgiving staff are happy to let your kids check out the fish tank.

Experience history, heritage, and diverse cuisine at Lau Pa Sat, the only hawker centre housed in a national monument. Enjoy live music and a festive atmosphere.

Immerse in the rich tapestry of Singapore’s hawker culture and uncover Lau Pa Sat’s pivotal role in preserving our intangible world heritage. Travel back in time and witness the metamorphosis of Lau Pa Sat from a humble wet market to the vibrant hawker haven that stands as a testament to time and tradition.

2025年1月6日 · From hawker classics such as laksa and char kway teow to trendy cafe favourites including acai and lava tarts, Lau Pa Sat is where you can find something for every one! If you have tourist friends visiting Singapore, consider planning an itinerary around the 10 best hawker centres in Singapore .

2024年10月22日 · Lau Pa Sat, the oldest market in Singapore, carries 150 years of heritage. In the food haven octagon, here's what you have to eat.

2024年2月27日 · Boasting over 150 years of charm, Lau Pa Sat has our hearts with delectable hawker food options and retail kiosks. From its humble origins as one of Singapore’s first wet markets to being the foodie paradise that it is today, Lau Pa Sat has come a long way.

2023年6月8日 · Nestled amidst Singapore’s gleaming skyscrapers is the iconic Lau Pa Sat, a heritage landmark that stands as a testament to Singapore’s rich history and culinary culture. Fun-fact: Do you know that this historical building was built in 1894? That’s almost 130 years old.

2020年3月2日 · Built in the 19th century with distinctive colonial architecture, Lau Pa Sat was declared a national monument in 1973. Located in the heart of the financial district, this open-air food court offers local dishes as well as international cuisine such as Korean, Japanese, Indian and Vietnamese.

Lau Pa Sak is where homesick Singaporeans go for a taste of home. Located in the embassy area, its small space is often crammed with foreigners, and many of the diners are regulars which lends a comfortable feel. The waitresses are polite and efficient, and the …