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Food / Places to Eat / Lau Pa Sat Festival Market
Right in
the citys financial district, this Festival Market is the largest
remaining Victorian filigree structure in Southeast Asia. Home
to modern hawker stalls, restaurants and kiosks selling arts and
handicrafts, the market is an elegant, octagonal cast-iron structure,
originally constructed in 1894 from pieces shipped out of Scotland.
It was formerly a fish market before becoming Telok Ayer Food
Market. Lan Pa Sat now offers live entertainment, while mobile
hawker stalls come out at night in nearby Boon Tat Street to sell
a delicious array of food.
Payment by credit card.
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Jan Garanoz
Juhu Tara Road, Juhu,
Mumbai - 400049 India
Last updated: March 12, 2010