Nightlife Food Hunts In Singapore

Looking for famous hunting grounds when you are hungry at night?

There’s nothing to worry about after you read the latest post entry (=

After reading this post, I guarantee plus chop you will never feel hungry again at night when you are in Singapore!

Ever heard of the Lau Pa Sat, a round market which sells many of our local’s favorite cuisine?

Lau Pa Sat Festival Market is located in the hub of Singapore's busy financial district and it has a history that dates back to the Fish Market on the island. It owes its origin to Sir Stamford Raffles, the founder of modern Singapore.

Ways to get to Lau Pa Sat:

Bus Stop A:	10, 10E, 57, 70, 97, 97E, 100, 107, 130, 131, 162, 186, 196, 196E, 75, 167, 700, 970, NR1, NR6
Bus Stop B:	10, 70, 97, 97E, 100, 107, 130, 162, 196, 75, 541, 547, 10E, 196E

Nearest MRT Station
Raffles Place (5 Minutes walk)

Nearest 24-hour Parking facilities
1. Market Street Multi-Storey Carpark 

There are many famous cuisines sold in Lau Pa Sat such as satay, fried hokkien mee, prawn noodles etc. The market is famous for its rich history of food and it has a wide variety of food of many cultures.

If you are hanging out with your friends in the middle of the night and you are feeling hungry, you may make your way to Lau Pa Sat and order a variety of dishes to enjoy. Below is a list of the must- try food in Lau Pa Sat,

This is the famous laksa which originated from penang, it tastes sweet with the coconut flavoured soup, and add on the cookles, the taste is marvelous. The shop only allows the use of spoons to eat the laksa in order to preserve the original taste.

Next, is the well known roti prata, which is more to the side of Indian cult

ure. The picture on top is the famous roti john. It can come in a few flavours, chicken, beef etc, with or without cheese. Personally, i would recommend the chicken roti john. Spread it with curry, and the taste is awesome! 

Towards the chinese culture side, there is also the famous hainanese chicken rice. 

Flavourful rice, delicious even on its own, and tender poached chicken. With a potent chilli-garlic-ginger dip, the chicken rice will make you wish for more. 

Towards the malay culture, the satay is the most famous dish across the region. I had heard

 many of my foreign friends ravishing praises on the famous dish. Satay also comes in many flavours, beef, chicken and lamb. It comes with side dishes such as rice or more famously known as ketupat. The satay is dipped into a sweet sauce marinated by the owners. 

Another famous nightlife food hunt in singapore is the nasi lemak located around punggol area. The operating hours is from 5pm to 5am in the morning. The nasi lemak sold there is made of authentic pandan leaves, customers are able to pick an array of dishes cooked by the owners to complement their lemak rice. 

 ADDRESS: 965 Upper Serangoon Road

SO COME ON DOWN TO LAU PA SAT AND
PUNGGOL NASI LEMASK HAVE A TASTE OF 
SINGAPORE'S LOCAL DELICACY!