Located in Bukit Merah, Lok Square has a wide selection of lok lok to satisfy your cravings, as well as four different sauces to match. This includes satay sauce, belacan, homemade chilli and spicy. While it lacks the bells and whistles of other lok lok joints, Lok Square delivers affordable and delicious skewers that pair perfectly with some cold beer! Address: 116 Bukit Merah View, Singapore...

Located in a coffee shop at Ang Mo Kio is Loklok 1991's by Daniel and Meng. Their affordable skewers go for $1 each, and after being deep-fried they are coated with their in-house sauce. To add on even more flavour, go for their homemade spicy chilli sauce, sweet chilli sauce, satay sauce or sweet sauce. You can also request for some condensed milk to be drizzled on your fried mantou! Address:...

This lok lok joint in MacPherson offers more than 45 varieties of meat, veggie, and seafood skewers. You’ll be spoilt for choice but in the best of ways! Besides lok lok, the bistro also offers fries, ramen and soju on the menu. If your love karaoke, you’ll be glad to know that there’s karaoke available for you and your friend to sing your hearts out! It’s no wonder this is such a popular lok lok...

A stone’s throw away from the famous Punggol Nasi Lemak in Tanjong Katong, Malaysia Local Delights serves rustic Malacca-style lok lok buffet. From $28.80++, enjoy all-you-can-eat skewers, such as assorted meats, veggies, fishcakes and seafood balls. You can also pick from two different soup bases to cook your ingredients in! The tables indoors are suited for larger groups, and the tables outside...

We’ve all had conveyor belt sushi, but have you ever tried conveyor belt hotpot and lok lok? At Steamov, each diner has their own hotpot with a soup of their choice to cook their skewers in. Normal skewers are $1 while premium skewers are $3. They’re also open all the way till 6 am, so you can come by anytime to enjoy some skewers. This is an especially great choice for those who prefer boiled lok...

A restaurant, bar and lounge located steps away from Bendemeer MRT, you’ll find a wide array of local delights at Wah Gor Bar Lounge, ranging from toast and kopi in the morning, to Curry Chicken, Braised Pork Rice and Kway Teow Soup for lunch and many more. In the evening, hang out with your friends or colleagues over some lok lok! Prices start from S$1 a stick and options include prawns, scallops...

Located at the popular Chomp Chomp, Wang BBQ Lok Lok serves skewers such as chicken wings, bacon-wrapped long beans, pork belly, oyster mushrooms and more. Prices are on the higher side compared to others on the list, and the wait can get a bit long as there’s only one person in the kitchen. But if you’re in the area and need a lok lok fix, Wang BBQ Lok Lok will hit the right spot. Address: 20...

Yi Zi Wei isn’t a lok lok spot per se, but it is famed for its 6-in-1 buffet offerings which include mala xiang guo, hotpot, mala tang, army stew, KBBQ, and of course, lok lok! A smorgasbord of lok lok is available for selection, however, they are mostly items such as fish balls, sausages and crabsticks. There are also fried lok lok items available as part of the buffet, such as boiled eggs wrappe...

While its location at the industrial area of Yishun might be slightly inaccessible and hard to find, the rave of good reviews for 串lok lok makes this a spot that is worth checking out. Be spoilt for choice by the variety on offer, from the popular pork belly and bacon-wrapped enoki, smoked duck, abalone mushroom to the unique ones like baby crab and fish & yuba. If you prefer your lok lok to be b...

At 新潮 xinchao, you can indulge in a free-flow lok lok buffet with over 50 different types of lok lok ingredients to choose from! If you are tired of the usual fried and boiled lok lok, you can even ask them to serve it in the form of Mala Tang or Mala Xiang Guo. However, there are some terms and conditions to keep it mind: the lok lok buffet is dine-in only with a minimum of two pax, and it is a...