Marina Bay Gourmet Night Tour — From Lau Pa Sat Satay Street to Gluttons Bay
Marina Bay is at its best after dinner. On weekdays starting at 7 PM, the Lau Pa Sat Satay Street blocks off Boon That Street to open-air satay stalls. While hawker centers accept cashless payments, cash is faster at the stalls, and the "chope" culture—reserving a seat with a tissue—is prevalent. Viewing the nightscape of Marina Bay Sands with a beer at an outdoor table in Gluttons Bay offers the best value for money.
Lau Pa Sat
라우파삿 (Lau Pa Sat)
Bun That Street Satay Street
분탓 스트리트 사테거리 (Satay Street)
Makansutra Gluttons Bay
마칸수트라 글루턴스 베이 (Makansutra Gluttons Bay)
Palm Beach Seafood
팜비치 시푸드 (Palm Beach Seafood)
Rasapura Masters
라사푸라 마스터즈 (Rasapura Masters)
Lau Pa Sat
라우파삿 (Lau Pa Sat)
A national hawker center in a Victorian-style steel-framed building from 1894. In the evening, the adjacent Bun That Street transforms entirely into a satay street.
Bun That Street Satay Street
분탓 스트리트 사테거리 (Satay Street)
Charcoal-grilled satay must be ordered in units of 10. The Chicken + Beef Mix is recommended. They open from 7 PM on weekdays to 3 PM on weekends, so going during the day will be a wasted trip.
Makansutra Gluttons Bay
마칸수트라 글루턴스 베이 (Makansutra Gluttons Bay)
Outdoor hawker alley next to Esplanade. Sambal stingrays and carrot cakes with the Marina Bay night view as a free snack.
Palm Beach Seafood
팜비치 시푸드 (Palm Beach Seafood)
A renowned chili crab spot in One Fullerton. Located right next to the Merlion, reservations are essential for window seats with a great view.
Rasapura Masters
라사푸라 마스터즈 (Rasapura Masters)
A large food court in the basement of Marina Bay Sands. It is a good place to enjoy laksa or chicken rice under the air conditioning while shopping.
