Trip: Lao Pa Sat & Satay Street. Satay haven and skewer splendor.

Satay Street, also known as Lau Pa Sat Satay Street, is a culinary haven nestled within the bustling heart of Singapore's central business district. It comes alive in the evenings, transforming the adjacent road into a bustling outdoor food market. Here, rows of food stalls beckon with the tantalizing aroma of grilled meats, predominantly satay-a traditional Southeast Asian dish of skewered and grilled meat, usually served with a peanut sauce. The atmosphere is electric, with locals and tourists alike mingling amidst the smoky haze, enjoying freshly grilled skewers served piping hot from the grill. The experience is as much about the sights and sounds as it is about the delicious flavors.
Lau Pa Sat, on the other hand, stands as a historic landmark in Singapore's culinary landscape. Originally built in the 19th century as a wet market, it has since been transformed into a sprawling food court housed within a striking Victorian cast-iron structure. Lau Pa Sat is a gastronomic paradise, featuring an extensive array of stalls and eateries offering everything from local street food favorites to international cuisines. Here, visitors can embark on a culinary journey, sampling delicacies ranging from Singaporean classics like Hainanese chicken rice and laksa to international fare such as Korean barbecue and Japanese sushi. Lau Pa Sat's vibrant atmosphere, coupled with its rich history and diverse culinary offerings, makes it a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts exploring Singapore's vibrant dining scene.
Timeline
00:00 Satay BBQ in process
00:15 Lao Pa Sat entrance
00:19 People enjoying satay & BBQ
00:25 Satay on fire?
00:31 Fresh calamari
00:39.BBQ calamari
00:45 Crowded satay street
01:09 Historical landmark
01:21 Lao Pa Sat food court
01:50 Lao Pa Sat from shore line to skyline

[@christycpark]

Yummy satay!

[@eunice_the_novice]

Yes. Yummy!

[@momentos_sg]

nice

[@eunice_the_novice]

xie xie ni!