5 Must-Try Lok Lok In JB That All S’poreans Should Try At Least Once

Last Updated on 2020-02-17 , 12:37 pm

Lok Lok is essentially a variant of the steamboat or hotpot meal, where skewered food is dipped into a boiling pot of water to be cooked. These skewered sticks of vegetables, meat and seafood are then dipped into various sauces that are provided which can enhance your eating experiences significantly.

The most common sauce comes in the Satay sauce dip, along with other variants such as Tom Yam, Penang Prawn Soup or even the Mala Soup Base.

Since Lok Lok are not commonly found in Singapore, many Singaporeans would cross the borders into the Johor Bahru to get their hands on this coveted Malaysian dish.

Lok Lok in Johor Bahru

Fa Ge Lok Lok (Outside KSL City)

Located just outside KSL Shopping Mall in JB, Fa Ge Lok Lok has countless of establishments strewn across the island and has certainly caught the attention of many. Here, the selection of skewers are aplenty, and the more famous ones being the skewered salmon, pigeon eggs and chicken meat. Most people usually opt for the fried version when they are here!

Lok Lok outside Sentosa Plaza

Right outside Sentosa Plaza in JB lies a Lok Lok store without a signboard. Some of the must-try items here include the bacon-wrapped cocktail sausages and the scallop skewered sticks. The Lok Lok here are glazed with their special sweet sauce which differentiates themselves from the rest.

101 Seafood / Restoran See Hai

Many patrons flock to 101 Seafood for their single-boned chicken wing skewers as well as other grilled seafood selections. Not only are their chicken wing skewers easy to consume, they are also extremely addictive!

Restoran 59 Wanton Noodles

Other than their Wanton Noodles that has garnered a strong following, the ever-bustling Restoran 59 also has a Lok Lok truck parked outside their stall. Don’t forget to get a taste of the cheese wrapped ham skewers as well as their enoki mushroom skewers!

Fa Ge Lok Lok (Outside Bangkok Spa)

In order to cater to the taste buds of their patrons from Thailand, the Lok Lok served at this particular Fa Ge Lok Lok Stall adopts a spicier alternative that is definitely not for the faint-hearted! While you are here, why not pamper yourselves with a soothing Thai massage too?