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Lau Pa Sat Festival Market (Telok Ayer Market)
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Highly recommended Hawker Center if you want to try all of Singapore’s local delights, though this is more of a tourist spot now versus where the locals actually go. At night, they close some streets and set them up as additional seating. This is also where most of the Satay stalls are located! We got Chicken Rice, Satay, Stingray and Naan. Highly recommend getting the Satay!!! 💯
18 Raffles Quay, Singapore
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Upon arriving in Singapore in the first book, “Crazy Rich Asians,” Rachel is welcomed with a feast of local fare at Lau Pa Sat. The hawker center is housed in the largest remaining Victorian cast-iron structure in Southeast Asia, lending a cathedral-like ambiance. Just as Nick describes it, Lau Pa Sat is “where the masses come to worship food.” Get ready to kneel before scrumptious Chilli Crabs, Char Kway Teow (stir-fried rice noodles), Satay, and every other food the city is known for!
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