Lau Pa Sat hosts massive World Cup watch party with 130-inch screens, 24-hour hawker stalls

From June 12 to July 20, one of Singapore’s most recognisable hawker landmarks, Lau Pa Sat, is turning into a full-blown football den for the FIFA World Cup 2026. The historic market is doubling down with two 130-inch screens, turning itself into a city-centre watch party.

And Lau Pa Sat is leaning all the way in, expanding into a late-night (and early-morning) hub where fans can drift in and out throughout the tournament, from group stages to high-stakes knockouts.

A lineup of 24-hour stalls is keeping things operational at all hours, whether you’re catching an early kickoff or powering through back-to-back fixtures. Newer names like Chef Lup Roasted Delights and Teo Chew Mui (for Teochew porridge comfort) join a roster of dependable staples – Fu Xiao Fish Soup, Seng Kee’s Hokkien fried prawn noodles, Fragrance Garden chicken rice, Lion City dim sum, Thunder Tea Rice. The Kopi Kiosk will also keep drinks flowing, with service running from 3am to 6am daily.

Time Out Tip: Spend with Visa via the FairPrice Group app at Kopitiam outlets (including Lau Pa Sat) from now till May 20, 2026, and you’ll earn entries to win one of three World Cup hospitality packages – think match tickets with premium access, plus return flights and accommodation. 

Check out Lau Pa Sat’s webpage for more info.

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