Satay

But during the week, it doesn't open until seven o'clock, whereas it opens, I think, about four o'clock on the weekends.

So you'll just absolutely be harangued by the Satay sellers waving their menus, wanting you to sit down.

But you can get, I think it's what is about 20 something dollars.

It's pretty cheap for more than a dozen satay, a mixture of chicken, prawn, mutton, little rice cubes on the side, your satay sauce.

But La Paz has so much more you can also pick up easily.

Your traditional kway teow, you can get dumplings, you can get, you know, chicken wings on skewers if you really desperately need Western food because you're missing chips for some reason, you can find Western food.

All the fresh juices, you know, the target beer, it's just sitting in Satay Street, you'll always get some amazing photos as well because you've got the amazing building lights behind you and then just all the smoke rising off the barbecues.

It's a must-do, I feel.

But during the week it doesn't open until 7 o'clock, whereas it opens, I think, about 4 o'clock on the weekends.

So you'll just absolutely be harangued by the – Satay sellers waving their menus, wanting you to sit down, but you can get, I think it's, what is it, about 20-something dollars.

It's pretty cheap for more than a dozen satay, a mixture of chicken, prawn, mutton, little rice cubes on the side, your satay sauce, but La Paz Sat has so much more you can also pick up.

Your traditional kway teow, you can get dumplings, you can get, you know, chicken wings on skewers.