We all love lok lok, but the downside of having it in Singapore is that the bill gets racked up really quickly! There’s a solution for you at A.K Zai Lok Lok, where you can binge on over 40 types of Malaysian-style lok lok at just $19.90++! Take your pick from a whole host of yummy ingredients such as scallops, prawns, bacon-wrapped enoki and pork belly, and you can have them deep-fried or boiled...

The Chinese cuisine’s take on lok lok is known as or chuan chuan. These have also gained popularity in Singapore, thanks to places like BBQ Box! Having been around since 2016, BBQ Box has a wide variety of chuan chuan that spans classics like beef, mutton, and sausages, to local bites such as ngoh hiang. Choose from original, spicy, or mala spicy skewers! Address: Multiple outlets

Offering a pretty boss selection of Cantonese-style tze char with over forty types of lok lok and chilled beers, it’s not hard to see why Dai Lou is a popular spot for lok lok in Singapore. Plus, you can dip them in four different special sauces: Satay, Salted Egg Yolk, Sambal, and Thai Chilli. In addition to that, Dai Lou is situated in the swanky Marina Country Club so you can unwind in the sea...

DLLM LOK LOK is popular for having S$1 skewers for all ingredients! What makes this an even more popular spot is the fact that they open till 4 am – perfect for when we get the late-night hunger pangs! Treat yourself to a variety of skewers such as smoked duck, otah, squid, Taiwan sausage and many more. In addition to the typical spicy chilli dips, there’s even a salted egg-flavoured one that’s wo...

Run by the same folks behind Whisk & Paddle, Fat Po features a menu that it more Asian-centric. Its extensive menu also features lok lok, such as the Lok Lok Classic Set which comes with Tiger Prawns, Pork Belly, Broccoli and Abalone Mushroom. While it doesn’t fully replicate the JB lok lok experience, it makes for a good substitute with its range of fusion cuisine. Address: 10 Tebing Ln, #01-...

Springleaf is a haven for late-night owls with supper spots for prata, mookata, and dim sum. But if you’re looking for another spot to add to your list, make sure to check out Fei Lou Fatt. It’s already well-known for its prawn noodles, but there are also 20 different types of lok lok skewers to choose from like Korean fish cake, abalone, and enoki! Address: 928 Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore 7871...

With three locations in Singapore, it’ll be easy to satisfy your lok lok cravings with Fei Zhu Lok Lok. What’s also unique about particular lok lok place is that they also offer rice and noodles to make your meal even heartier! Their signature Shiok Sauce is entirely handmade and a perfect blend of spice and tang. Diners are welcome to bring them home, as the stall sells them in tubs! Address:...

Good Time Lok at Geylang East has a plethora of lok lok items to choose from and you will definitely be spoiled for choice here. With items like prawns, meat, fishballs, sausages, vegetables, mushrooms, cheese tofu and more, there is definitely something for everyone to enjoy. Make sure to pair the skewers with one (or all) of the available sauces: sweet chilli, signature chilli, super chilli and...

If you’re around Punggol, Happy Lok Lok at the Punggol Container Park should satisfy your cravings. Especially tasty are its belacan and Thai green chilli blends. Skewer highlights include black pepper chicken, pork belly with enoki, tofu fish cake, and fresh seafood. Open until 1 am and 2 am on weekends, this is a great spot for residents in the area to satisfy the lok lok cravings without making...

LOK ME UP serves up some of the cheapest lok lok in Singapore, with prices starting from just S$0.60 per skewer! Pair your lok lok with any of their sauces available, including free and unlimited servings of nacho cheese sauce and a secret housemade chilli sauce. With over 40 varieties to choose from, Lok Me Up is definitely a strong competitor on this list! Address: 9 Toa Payoh Industrial Park...