Location: 51 Old Airport Rd, #01-151, Singapore 390051
Old Airport Road Food Centre
A cooked food stall at Old Airport Road Food Centre, serving straightforward local meals in a legendary hawker setting.
A cooked food stall at Old Airport Road Food Centre, serving straightforward local meals in a legendary hawker setting.
Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food is a stall at Old Airport Road Food Centre, one of Singapore's most iconic and long-standing hawker institutions. Despite sharing a name with the famous Lau Pa Sat in the CBD, this stall operates in the heartland food centre at Old Airport Road, serving up cooked food to the steady stream of diners who visit the centre daily. The food centre itself is home to Michelin Bib Gourmand stalls and multi-generational hawkers, and this stall contributes to the diverse tapestry of offerings. Old Airport Road Food Centre draws crowds from across Singapore, and stalls like Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food are part of what makes it a destination. The communal seating, the retro atmosphere, and the sheer variety of food available mean that diners can easily combine a plate from this stall with dishes from neighbouring vendors. Prices are typical of a mature estate hawker centre, and the portions are generous. Make your way to Old Airport Road Food Centre and discover what Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food has on the menu. It is the sort of reliable hawker stall that keeps a neighbourhood well fed.Operating hours not available
Based on 5 Google reviews
Based on customer ratings
Based on customer ratings
Sharon
This stall sells a mix of rojak, BBQ tau pok, stir-fried vegetables, omelettes & seafood. It feels like they’re trying to do too many things at once, as orders can get mixed up. The grilled you tiao, tau pok & cuttlefish lacked crispiness, while the sauce was overly sweet & diluted.
Marcus
Traditional Chinese rojak is a staple you can find in almost every food centre in Singapore, but the standard really varies. In my view, this is a good one. They use a generous amount of ingredients, and you can tell it is made and plated with tender loving care. Definitely worth a try!
Pei Shan
Auntie took some time and effort to make the rojak. Prepare to wait around 5 minutes for a patron. Overall the peanut was quite a lot. I like the taste. Ordered a $5 for 2 person sharing and finished quite fast.
Hafiz
Explored the less busy part of the food centre and came across this stall selling traditional rojak. Ordered the small version $3.50 to try. Taste wise, it is quite good. Not too sweet or salty. If the youtiao was more crispier, it would have been an excellent side dish.
Derek
The rojak is very very nice, beside the Toa Payoh Hub basement one this is another good one. The peanut sauce is thick and good. Especially with the roasted Cuttlefish. 🤤 …
Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food
Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food Stall
A food stall with a large yellow sign featuring Chinese characters and English text "Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food". The sign also includes images of food and a logo for "UNION GROUP OF COMPANIES". Below the main sign is a yellow menu board listing various dishes and prices. The stall displays food items in glass cases, and a person is visible behind the counter. Various decorations and signage are present, including a red sign with Thai script and a "SG CLEAN" certification. The stall number "#01-151" is visible.
Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food Stall
A food stall with a bright yellow sign displaying Chinese characters and the text "Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food". The stall has a display case with food items and a menu board. A man is standing in front of the stall, looking at his phone. There are decorative red lanterns hanging from the stall.
Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food Stall
A food stall with a yellow awning displaying the name "Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food" in Chinese and English. Below the awning, a menu board lists various dishes with prices. A woman in a red apron is visible behind the counter, holding a pink plastic bag. The stall is filled with food items displayed in glass cases and on the counter.
Rojak Dish
A close-up shot of a plate of Rojak, a Malaysian salad, topped with crushed peanuts and crispy crackers. The dish is served on a white styrofoam plate with chopsticks. In the background, other food items and a blurred figure are visible, suggesting a food stall or market setting.
Food Stall
A food stall in a market with a sign that reads "Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food". There are various dishes displayed and a menu board with prices. A person in a white uniform is visible behind the counter.
Lau Pat Sat Cooked Food Stall
A food stall with various dishes displayed. On the top shelf, there are dried fish and what appears to be fried dough. The middle shelf shows more fried items and a person in the background wearing an apron. The bottom shelf displays fresh vegetables like cucumbers and apples, along with a basket of cut vegetables and a menu board. The stall has various payment and voucher acceptance signs.
Food Stall Counter
A man stands in front of a food stall counter, looking at the menu. The stall has a large yellow sign with Chinese characters and English text that reads "Lau Pa Sat Cooked Food". Below the sign is a display case with food items and a menu board. Various ingredients and containers are visible around the counter.
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