Join us on a vibrant journey through Singapore's iconic Satay Street, also known as Boon Tat Street by day, and the historic Lau Pa Sat Food Centre right next door. Watch as Satay Street transforms into the largest outdoor barbecue in Singapore every evening at 7 PM, offering an authentic local dining experience where the air is rich with the aroma of grilled meats and lively chatter.
What you'll see in this video:
Satay Cooking Live: Get up close with the grilling action where chicken, beef, mutton, and sometimes seafood are expertly marinated, skewered, and barbecued right before your eyes.
Lau Pa Sat Food Centre Tour: Step into the architectural splendor of Lau Pa Sat, Singapore's historic food center known for its ornate Victorian design and a wide array of local and international dishes.
Dining Tips: Learn the best times to visit for a less crowded experience, payment tips since most vendors accept only cash, and advice on securing a seat in this popular spot.
Why Visit?
Satay Street is not just about food; it's a cultural phenomenon that brings together diverse flavors and people in one animated, open-air setting. Next door, Lau Pa Sat offers a culinary journey through time with its traditional and global cuisine, all housed within a stunning 19th-century market building that's a feast for the senses.
Additional Highlights:
Cultural Insights: Discover why Satay Street is a beloved part of Singapore’s culinary landscape and how Lau Pa Sat serves as a hub for cultural exchanges and festivals.
Sustainability at Lau Pa Sat: See how this food centre integrates sustainability practices into its operations, aligning with Singapore’s green initiatives.
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16 май 2024
