October 03, 2021, 12:58 PM
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Springleaf is among the six Thomson-East Coast Line stations that opened on Aug. 28.
While the area may be famous for prata, you can also check out a relatively new lok lok place that opened in September.
From S$1 per stick
See See Lok Lok offers 35 different varieties of "loksticks" priced at S$1 each.
Photo by See See Lok Lok.
They're also running a promotion where you can buy 58 loksticks for S$50.
Photo by See See Lok Lok.
On weekends, premium sticks such as baby abalone, premium scallops, and salmon cubes are also available for S$1.50 each.
Image from See See Lok Lok's Facebook page.
Dip your lok lok in any of the seven sauces, including both spicy and non-spicy options, for that extra oomph.
Spice lovers are recommended to try the Thai Seafood Chilli Sauce and Homemade Chilli Sauce.
Image from See See Lok Lok's Facebook page.
While you can enjoy your lok lok fried at no extra cost, you'll have to top-up S$8 to have your skewers boiled in hotpot, where you can choose from four bases:
- Classic
- Mala soup
- Satay celup
- Laksa
Photo by See See Lok Lok.
Rice bowls, noodles, and sides
They also offer other dishes besides lok lok, such as rice bowls (S$7.90), koka mee (S$6.90), and sides (from S$5.90).
Image from See See Lok Lok's Facebook page.
Image from See See Lok Lok's Facebook page.
Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are both on the menu as well:
Image by See See Lok Lok's Facebook page.
A couple beer promotions that might interest you:
- Twin towers for S$88 (usual price: S$48 per tower)
- Two happy hour pints for S$18 (usual price: S$12 per pint)
Ddakji challenge
See See Lok Lok is also jumping on the "Squid Game" hype with a Ddakji challenge for its customers.
Known as the train station game with Gong Yoo that involves lots of slapping, ddakji is a traditional Korean game with folded paper tiles.
Original video by Netflix.
Unlike the game in the show, the eatery confirms that their game will not involve any physical aggression.
Instead of the ₩100,000 (around S$114.84), players stand to win five loksticks (if you play as the red tile) or chocolate-dipped churros (if you play as the blue tile).
All you need to do is to:
- Follow them on Instagram @seeseelokloksg
- Insta-story the challenge and tag them
- Successfully flip See See Lok Lok's ddakji tile in five tries.
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See See Lok Lok
Photo by See See Lok Lok.
Address: 60 Springside Walk, The Brooks #01-17, Singapore 786020 (11-minute walk from Springleaf MRT Station)
Opening hours:
- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday, 3pm to 11pm
- Friday, Saturday, and Eve of Public Holiday, 3pm to 1am
- Closed on Mondays
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Top images by See See Lok Lok.
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