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Late-night bite

Satay

Satay

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A taste worth trying

Grill smoke, peanut sauce and skewers eaten slowly make an easy evening street-food stop.

Satay consists of grilled meat skewers, commonly served with peanut sauce, cucumber, onion and rice cakes. Meat choices vary, and the sauce contains peanuts, so check with the stall if needed.

Area / venue referencesLau Pa Sat, hawker centres
When to goEvening to late night

One dish, many places. Choose a branch or stall along your route and check its menu and hours.

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Lau Pa Sat

Hawker destination · Satay Street

A historic city-centre hawker destination. Its Boon Tat Street Satay Street offers an alfresco skewer stop; compare stall menus before ordering.

Stall example: Satay Street · confirm availability

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Chinatown Complex Food Centre

Hawker destination

After a Chinatown walk, explore independent stalls. Popiah and satay are meal ideas, subject to each stall’s current menu.

Independent stalls; check their individual menus

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East Coast Lagoon Food Village

Hawker destination

Pair an East Coast walk with hawker food. Satay, carrot cake and oyster omelette are meal ideas here; find a seat and browse individual stalls.

Independent stalls; check their individual menus

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These are suggestions, not live menus. Choose a convenient stop and confirm availability and hours.

Eating tips & references

Choose a convenient stop at Lau Pa Sat Satay Street, Chinatown Complex or East Coast Lagoon. Satay by the Bay, mentioned in older notes, closed from 2026-10-01; do not follow that outdated recommendation.

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