No matter how good your food is, if you are haughty and have a bad attitude just because you’re doing a roaring business, I’ll take my money elsewhere. I won’t die just because I don’t eat your food. These people don’t deserve to earn a dime from me.
@@Trails3rdFanboy You’re wrong. A wise and appreciative businessman treasures his customers. Without customers, he is nothing. You’ll be surprised people can queue for food thinking it’s great when it’s not. 😅
Must eats in Singapore 1) Chicken Rice 2) Laksa 3) Wanton Noodles 4) Fish Head Curry 5) Chilli Crab / Pepper Crab 6) Nasi Lemak 7) Bak Chor Mee 8) Kaya Toast with Soft boil eggs 9) Nasi Padang 10) Bak Kut Teh 11) Dim Sum 12) Fried Hokkien Prawn Noodles 13) Prawn Noodle Soup 14) Char Kway Teow 15) Chai Tao Kway - Carrot Cake. Hawker centres to visit 1) Old Airport Road - Done 2) Newton (Crazy Rich Asia) Atmosphere more than food 3) Tiong Bahru 4) Whampoa Morning Hawker (Closed for renovation) 5) Zion Road 6) Changi Village 7) Satay Club 8) East Coast Park 9) Marine Parade next to Parkway Parade 10) Bedok near the bus interchange 11) Chinatown 12) Maxwell 13) Amoy Street 14) Geylang Serai 15) Tekka Market
Second above comment by Bruce. Please only eat things from the list above in your next (very few) days in Singapore! Not many more meals left on this trip unfortunately!
Should try Sugarcane with Lemon. The real Thai food (Nickname : Mini Thailand) is at Golden Mile Complex. Nearest MRT station is Nicoll Highway MRT Station. Opposite of this building has a Hawker Center too. Since you guys are staying around Aljunied station, should hop onto the train and go to Paya Lebar station to enjoy the Malay food at Geylang Serai and their night market since this period is their Ramadan.
7:18 she's so cute trying to explain the oysters. Its ok really, oysters are an acquired taste for some people. You either love it or hate it, like durian.
One thing to get right with hawkers centres and the like is the art of 'chope.' Have a look around with a keen eye to any where with a line-up for good food. While you looking, grab the first good table you see and ''chope' (reserve) it by placing something of yours on the table like an umbrella or more classically, one of those little packets of tissues that Aunties and Uncles hawk around the place. You can even leave your phone or your wallet and 99.99% chance it will still be there when you return. This is Singapore, and theft is not a big thing! I never tried a wallet or phone myself but I did see locals doing it. Oh, and do check out Tiong Bahru. Wonderful hipster/shanti vibe and the Hawker centre is good (try the Boa/Pao) and the bakery does almost Melbourne quality coffee. Glad to hear you find Singapore Citymapper useful.
Thank you for explaining 'chope.' We noticed it quite a lot in hawker centers and food courts alike. Thought it was very strange, but this makes a lot of sense. You've got to have a very honest society for it to work, but it is very neat indeed 🙂
The food in Singapore is epic, because they have so many different influences. One day, I'd have Chinese, then Indian, then Indonesian, etc. etc. YUMMY! If I were going to Singapore, I'd go to a different hawker center every day. I can't believe you got all that for under $12!
Soursop with plum is the specialty at old airport road hawker centre! For Thai food, Golden Mile Complex is little Thailand. Don’t forget to have a curry puff!- curry in a slightly hard crust. Enjoy!
If you’re planning on visiting Sentosa during your stay (like most visitors would), you may be pleased to know that you can enter Sentosa for free via the Sentosa Express located at VivoCity.
Hello from Singapore! Hope you guys enjoy your stay here and enjoy all our delicacies. Make sure to try our Bak Kut teh offered in many hawkers around Singapore as well as Prawn noodle with its umami broth
Welcome to Sg! Yep, green chilly is pickled in vinegar. The magic in oyster omelette is in the chilly sauce, you need to dip them in the chilly which is more sour then normal. Go there for lunch, try the famous charsiew (roast pork) at Roast Paradise, Nam Sing hokkien prawn noodle or Xin Mei Siang Lor Mee (noodles in glutinous thick sauce, make sure you put dark vinegar, garlic and chilli into it), but be prepared to wait in long queues.
@@OnePackWanderers lol guys I think you have missed out a lot of must try local food😂green chilli is pickled in vinegar and sugar. It's usually eaten with dry noodles and not spicy at all 🤭
Welcome to Singapore, hope you enjoy your stay here. Props for being adventurous and just trying what seems interesting at first glance. Food is quite the national hobby here, so there are tons of recommendations in the comments to check out if you need a more guided experience. P.S. I prefer the fried egg/flour mixture over the oysters themselves. They're practically good enough to eat on their own. Some stalls even allow you to order the dish without the oysters, though other owners may be quite offended if you ask.
We agree, the oysters were not bad but we both liked the egg/flour mixture more 😅 Your comments and others like it have been immensely helpful, thank you so much for that!
Hey, welcome to sg. If you’re still here, go visit geylang via Paya Lebar MRT station, for the Ramadhan Bazaar. There is also a bazaar at Arab Street walkable via Bugis MRT. Starts from 3pm till late night…
Welcome to sg! Really love that you guys are so adventurous and open minded (especially to our food). We have too many food choices, might consider a local food guide the next time you guys are here!
Hello from SG! I love hawker food a lot, they're really cheap and good, glad you tried them! Also the attitude of the dude who selled the oysters is basically considered normal for any good food here in hawkers, because of the long queue, many of them rather you just move quickly so that they can take the next order
There's a special chilli sauce for that oyster omelette that completes the taste, it's a sauce that's also favorably used for a few other local seafood or omelette dishes.
Hi ive lived in Singapore for a little more then 1 and 1/2 years and I think you guys should go to the adam road food center and order from stall #2 (In my opinion it has some of the best nasi lemak in singapore) and also you have to go pretty early because that stall is only opened at breakfast time also it closes pretty early.
Hi Guys, love your vids. I agree with many of the comments, you must try Hainanese chicken rice, its almost a national dish of Singapore. Tian Tian do a good version but there are many others across the better Hawker centres. Another Singapore classic dish is Crab Bee Hoon, its not cheap but if you find a good one, OMG! Also worth a try, is the 'new' Satay Club at Lau Pa Sat market - head there around sunset for the full smoke filled experience and best views of the surrounding buildings and Marina Bay.
The name old airport is given bcos it s where the very first Singapore airport were located, then it was moved to paya Lebar n finally relocated to present Changi Airport (on reclaim land)
6:33 fried oyster is originated in southern China and spread to south east Asia. There is fried oyster and fried mussels in all street food of Thailand night market. 8:15 That’s Japanese curry rice.
The Thai sellers who sell only fried mussels is more than who sell both fried oyster and fried mussels. Because raw oyster is far more expensive than raw mussels.
For Drinks - pls have Sugar Cane juice and Bandung drink. For Desserts - pls have ice kacang and chendol. For pricier dessert, Mango Shave Ice at Chinatown or Bugis.
I was afraid yall were gnna go to one of those “tourist” hawker centers in town or gardens by the bay, was so relieved when i saw “old airport road” 😂 they have rlly good food there, bedok 85 has nice Bak Chor Mee and chicken wings too!
Thanks for visiting Singapore and Old Airport Road Hawker Centre!! If you're interested in the western food there, there is an amazing stall at the last aisle that sells a delicious garlic sauce Lamb chop for cheap. The portion is pretty big, and the sauce is really good (in my opinion!) Hope to see you back in Singapore again! :D
Hawker food is one unifying point, across our cultures and social statuses. So u will find all levels of people enjoying food from all cultures. Do note you have to clear your tables at designated tray areas to avoid a fine (or some stares). The tray collection areas are divided by halal and non-halal… as the Muslim cutleries and plates must never be mixed with others. So if you ate from a Muslim stall, return the stuff only to the halal tray corners. :)
Next time you NEEEED to get a ROTI BOY, its a pastry like fluffy bread with a crispy layer of coffe cream on top - its the best ever!!!! Get it fresh and warm, Tia will fall in love again
i know it kinda doesn’t make sense but you guys shd try the mcspicy frm macs i personally think it’s amzing HAHAHAH you guys shd also try the prawn noodle soup i think it’s rlly good
I mean quite common for people who are rich to come and eat hawker food because it’s cheap and the food is really good sometimes better than fancy restaurants
@@OnePackWanderers Do head there early before the lunch crowd arrives. Around 1030-11. Gives you time to get food from the more famous and popular stores. Once lunch time comes, the queue for certain stalls become really long. 😅
That curry you had, is not a Singapore-style curry. It IS a Japanese curry. Curries in Singapore is dependent on the meats and the ethnic group, they all have different styles and uses different condiments.
I think you guys forgot to mix the sauce into the noodles before eating! Hence you have so much "sauce" left. I've noticed quite a few western tourist done the same. Old Airport has tons of excellent food choices. Another must-go hawker centre is Chinatown - biggest in Singapore.
Looks like you walked through Geylang… u might want to know it’s a district that’s filled with all kinds of activities, from food, offices, ordinary homes… as well as the red light district . It’s divided by lorongs (Malay word for small streets) and the even numbered lorongs are red light district areas. So don’t take pictures of ‘unusual people’ to avoid trouble.. but not to worry too much, lots of police surveillance in the area and it’s not really dangerous like in other places, just not the nicest area. :)
Don't miss the daily free musical lights show at Garden By The Bay Supertree Grove, daily, at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM. Do check out SG famous food - Satay at Lau Pa Sat (SG famous Financial Area) 😍😍
Okay, super random (and I stumbled onto this video super randomly too and enjoying your trip to our little red dot much!), at 1:02, that's my bestie's HDB block in the shot 🤣
It was with it. When I tried it, I ate it with the chili sauce and it was much better. Tia doesn't like spicy stuff as much so she usually waits until I've tried it.
Eat noodles or hor fun (flat noodles) or even beehoon (vermicelli) with a pair of chopsticks and a soup spoon. Use chopsticks to bring the noodles onto the soup spoon. Keep adding till the soup spoon is full. Bend your head down and slurp down the noodles. Another way is to put the soup spoon flat inside the bowl and push the noodles onto it. Of course, you use your chopsticks to hold down the noodles as you bring it up, preventing it from slipping down.
Oh man! For dessert I was hoping you guys would try Ice Kachang! It's basically shaved ice with syrup and beans or corn, jelly, fruits like lychee, attap chee, mango, and other types of ingredients. It's one of the desserts that a lot of people here grew up eating. Its origins can be traced back to Malaysia but it's a very local food here. It's definitely different from Korean Bingsu! If you guys come back here, do give it a try!
@@OnePackWanderers My family shared some chicken and lamb chop, claypot rice (must try), oyster egg omelette and ofc the Strawberry Soursoup Drink yall tried 😁
There are many better ones, just less written about in tourist books. Of the few good ones in town is not far from raffles hotel, at purvis street- chin chin hainanese chicken rice. Authentic and very local. It has very good hainanese porkchop too!
Go to Golden Mile Complex for Thai food. It's called Singapore's Little Thailand for a reason. You will feel like you have teleported back to Thailand the moment you stepped in. Other than that you guys should be trying all the famous Singaporean Hawker food while you are in Singapore.
Singapore is like the Switzerland of Asia. It's okay for a few days...but Vietnam is an eye opener by far. A friend of mine did the trip on his bike from Phnom Penh to Hanoi. The only difference is that he did on a mountain bike 🚲 What a trip!! Can't wait to see you guys in Vietnam. It's going to be awesome 💞
this is a myth. Singapore offers lots of options if you decide to travel on a budget and do free activities to luxurious hotel stay and Michelin star dining.
that looked good! Do they still still save thier seats in he hawker centers with tissue packs? thought was alwas nice how that worked there. Hey check out some of the parks there too...great!!!!
They do! Or even purses and phones! We were confused at first but someone explained it and it makes a lot more sense now. That tactic would never work in the United States 😂
Welcome to SG. Hope you enjoyed the food 😁 By the way, the oyster omelette stall that you got from is the best in that hawker centre. I've tried the one next to it and did not like it. That's my opinion though
I’m with you on the oysters, like fried snot balls. 🤮. The drink is hawthorn apple (not really an apple :-)). Look for a candy called “haw flakes” so tasty! Enjoy!!
It's not mandatory to wear mask outdoor already so cheers! And the luxurious car you see outside at the hawker centre...Some may belong to the hawker themselves! They work hard, and enjoy hard! :)
if a hawker is rude/scolds you and still has a long queue, there's a 99% chance the food is really good
We were wondering if this was the case! Like the soup guy from Seinfeld!
No matter how good your food is, if you are haughty and have a bad attitude just because you’re doing a roaring business, I’ll take my money elsewhere. I won’t die just because I don’t eat your food. These people don’t deserve to earn a dime from me.
@@Aki-yn4pg then go lol. You are doing them a favor haha
@@Trails3rdFanboy You’re wrong. A wise and appreciative businessman treasures his customers. Without customers, he is nothing. You’ll be surprised people can queue for food thinking it’s great when it’s not. 😅
@@Aki-yn4pg Without hawkers, you won't even get to buy food :) If you are so entitled, go and cook your own food then mate
Must eats in Singapore 1) Chicken Rice 2) Laksa 3) Wanton Noodles 4) Fish Head Curry 5) Chilli Crab / Pepper Crab 6) Nasi Lemak 7) Bak Chor Mee 8) Kaya Toast with Soft boil eggs 9) Nasi Padang 10) Bak Kut Teh 11) Dim Sum 12) Fried Hokkien Prawn Noodles 13) Prawn Noodle Soup 14) Char Kway Teow 15) Chai Tao Kway - Carrot Cake. Hawker centres to visit 1) Old Airport Road - Done 2) Newton (Crazy Rich Asia) Atmosphere more than food 3) Tiong Bahru 4) Whampoa Morning Hawker (Closed for renovation) 5) Zion Road 6) Changi Village 7) Satay Club 8) East Coast Park 9) Marine Parade next to Parkway Parade 10) Bedok near the bus interchange 11) Chinatown 12) Maxwell 13) Amoy Street 14) Geylang Serai 15) Tekka Market
Please notice this, the food you have eaten in the video really can’t compare to any of this listings
Second above comment by Bruce. Please only eat things from the list above in your next (very few) days in Singapore! Not many more meals left on this trip unfortunately!
Totally agree!
I think another great hawker is adam road
Ya and local kueys and sweet dessert like tau suan, black glutinous rice, tang yuan and pandan chiffon like somebody commented.
Should try Sugarcane with Lemon. The real Thai food (Nickname : Mini Thailand) is at Golden Mile Complex. Nearest MRT station is Nicoll Highway MRT Station. Opposite of this building has a Hawker Center too. Since you guys are staying around Aljunied station, should hop onto the train and go to Paya Lebar station to enjoy the Malay food at Geylang Serai and their night market since this period is their Ramadan.
7:18 she's so cute trying to explain the oysters. Its ok really, oysters are an acquired taste for some people. You either love it or hate it, like durian.
@1:20 keep in mind every car costs 3X what they do in the US or UK. A regular Mercedes costs about USD$200K!
More like 5 or 6 times.
One thing to get right with hawkers centres and the like is the art of 'chope.' Have a look around with a keen eye to any where with a line-up for good food. While you looking, grab the first good table you see and ''chope' (reserve) it by placing something of yours on the table like an umbrella or more classically, one of those little packets of tissues that Aunties and Uncles hawk around the place. You can even leave your phone or your wallet and 99.99% chance it will still be there when you return. This is Singapore, and theft is not a big thing! I never tried a wallet or phone myself but I did see locals doing it.
Oh, and do check out Tiong Bahru. Wonderful hipster/shanti vibe and the Hawker centre is good (try the Boa/Pao) and the bakery does almost Melbourne quality coffee.
Glad to hear you find Singapore Citymapper useful.
Thank you for explaining 'chope.' We noticed it quite a lot in hawker centers and food courts alike. Thought it was very strange, but this makes a lot of sense. You've got to have a very honest society for it to work, but it is very neat indeed 🙂
The food in Singapore is epic, because they have so many different influences. One day, I'd have Chinese, then Indian, then Indonesian, etc. etc. YUMMY! If I were going to Singapore, I'd go to a different hawker center every day. I can't believe you got all that for under $12!
The hawker centers are incredible! And like you said, so is the variety. So many different high quality kinds of food in such small spaces!
Soursop with plum is the specialty at old airport road hawker centre! For Thai food, Golden Mile Complex is little Thailand. Don’t forget to have a curry puff!- curry in a slightly hard crust. Enjoy!
If you’re planning on visiting Sentosa during your stay (like most visitors would), you may be pleased to know that you can enter Sentosa for free via the Sentosa Express located at VivoCity.
Thank you for this! We did not know that 🙂
Or if you enjoy a short 15 minutes walk, you can walk down the Sentosa Boardwalk from VivoCity too.
Hello from Singapore! Hope you guys enjoy your stay here and enjoy all our delicacies. Make sure to try our Bak Kut teh offered in many hawkers around Singapore as well as Prawn noodle with its umami broth
Hello! We will definitely make it a point to try these 😊
yes i couldnt agree more
im in singapore and the bak kut teh is awesome
Welcome to Sg! Yep, green chilly is pickled in vinegar. The magic in oyster omelette is in the chilly sauce, you need to dip them in the chilly which is more sour then normal. Go there for lunch, try the famous charsiew (roast pork) at Roast Paradise, Nam Sing hokkien prawn noodle or Xin Mei Siang Lor Mee (noodles in glutinous thick sauce, make sure you put dark vinegar, garlic and chilli into it), but be prepared to wait in long queues.
Thank you for the tips!
Cheveyo tried the chili sauce and apparently it was much better with it 😅
@@OnePackWanderers lol guys I think you have missed out a lot of must try local food😂green chilli is pickled in vinegar and sugar. It's usually eaten with dry noodles and not spicy at all 🤭
chilli*, not chilly.
Welcome to Singapore, hope you enjoy your stay here.
Props for being adventurous and just trying what seems interesting at first glance. Food is quite the national hobby here, so there are tons of recommendations in the comments to check out if you need a more guided experience.
P.S. I prefer the fried egg/flour mixture over the oysters themselves. They're practically good enough to eat on their own. Some stalls even allow you to order the dish without the oysters, though other owners may be quite offended if you ask.
We agree, the oysters were not bad but we both liked the egg/flour mixture more 😅
Your comments and others like it have been immensely helpful, thank you so much for that!
Hey, welcome to sg. If you’re still here, go visit geylang via Paya Lebar MRT station, for the Ramadhan Bazaar. There is also a bazaar at Arab Street walkable via Bugis MRT. Starts from 3pm till late night…
Thanks for the recommendation 🙂
@@OnePackWanderers Yes the ramadhan bazaar at paya lebar is very happening at night, and you are just in time to experience it (:
Welcome to sg! Really love that you guys are so adventurous and open minded (especially to our food). We have too many food choices, might consider a local food guide the next time you guys are here!
Indeed! So many options. It would take months to try every dish! Really delicious food in general though 😋
@@OnePackWanderers You're spot on when u say this place is crazy huge. As a local, I have only tried like maybe 20% of the stalls here.
Hello from SG! I love hawker food a lot, they're really cheap and good, glad you tried them!
Also the attitude of the dude who selled the oysters is basically considered normal for any good food here in hawkers, because of the long queue, many of them rather you just move quickly so that they can take the next order
There's a special chilli sauce for that oyster omelette that completes the taste, it's a sauce that's also favorably used for a few other local seafood or omelette dishes.
Hi ive lived in Singapore for a little more then 1 and 1/2 years and I think you guys should go to the adam road food center and order from stall #2 (In my opinion it has some of the best nasi lemak in singapore) and also you have to go pretty early because that stall is only opened at breakfast time also it closes pretty early.
agree, the stall name is selara rasa nasi lemak i think, but be prepared for long queue!
@@Ian_Chia I know sometimes you have to wait up to 20 min to order than another few minutes to get your food.
@@chickengotpizza yeah, but totally worth the wait!
@@Ian_Chia I agree
The hawker markets look great can’t wait to visit in a few short weeks the variety of food looks amazing
Hi Guys, love your vids. I agree with many of the comments, you must try Hainanese chicken rice, its almost a national dish of Singapore. Tian Tian do a good version but there are many others across the better Hawker centres. Another Singapore classic dish is Crab Bee Hoon, its not cheap but if you find a good one, OMG! Also worth a try, is the 'new' Satay Club at Lau Pa Sat market - head there around sunset for the full smoke filled experience and best views of the surrounding buildings and Marina Bay.
The name old airport is given bcos it s where the very first Singapore airport were located, then it was moved to paya Lebar n finally relocated to present Changi Airport (on reclaim land)
Have fun guys and hope you'll visit the Old Airport hawker center again and enjoy all the foods there
What a cool place! Definitely seems like a must-visit in Singapore, the food looks delicious 😍
6:33 fried oyster is originated in southern China and spread to south east Asia. There is fried oyster and fried mussels in all street food of Thailand night market.
8:15 That’s Japanese curry rice.
Did not realize fried oyster was included in all Thai food!
The Thai sellers who sell only fried mussels is more than who sell both fried oyster and fried mussels. Because raw oyster is far more expensive than raw mussels.
For Drinks - pls have Sugar Cane juice and Bandung drink. For Desserts - pls have ice kacang and chendol. For pricier dessert, Mango Shave Ice at Chinatown or Bugis.
I noted you didn't use the chilli sauce with the fried oysters. That chilli which is sweet, sour and spicy would bring out the best of the dish.
I was afraid yall were gnna go to one of those “tourist” hawker centers in town or gardens by the bay, was so relieved when i saw “old airport road” 😂 they have rlly good food there, bedok 85 has nice Bak Chor Mee and chicken wings too!
tia always cheerful so cute.
You guys are about to hit another milestone 14K!!!!! Lets Go Wanderers!!!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Thanks for visiting Singapore and Old Airport Road Hawker Centre!!
If you're interested in the western food there, there is an amazing stall at the last aisle that sells a delicious garlic sauce Lamb chop for cheap. The portion is pretty big, and the sauce is really good (in my opinion!)
Hope to see you back in Singapore again! :D
OK give it back and next you see him lost the battle for the drink lol. So glad you guys enjoyed Singapore. We are proud of our food culture
The noodle looks good !!! i miss singapore. haven't been there for a whileeeeee only layover at the airport
Hawker food is one unifying point, across our cultures and social statuses. So u will find all levels of people enjoying food from all cultures.
Do note you have to clear your tables at designated tray areas to avoid a fine (or some stares). The tray collection areas are divided by halal and non-halal… as the Muslim cutleries and plates must never be mixed with others. So if you ate from a Muslim stall, return the stuff only to the halal tray corners. :)
Singapore has very good Chinese sea food.
It is inexpensive and fresh come from Indonesia.
You can find it at every community food court.
Next time you NEEEED to get a ROTI BOY, its a pastry like fluffy bread with a crispy layer of coffe cream on top - its the best ever!!!! Get it fresh and warm, Tia will fall in love again
i know it kinda doesn’t make sense but you guys shd try the mcspicy frm macs i personally think it’s amzing HAHAHAH
you guys shd also try the prawn noodle soup i think it’s rlly good
Ha! We would never think of it but that is really interesting! Thank you 🙂
Welcome to Singapore!! Love how you all are so adventurous and open minded! You've gained a new subscriber :)
1:25 and this scene right here, its about a million USD combined........
I was wondering how tourists select their choice of food in Hawker Centre (e.g. youtube recommendations, long queue, and good food pictorial, etc)
We pretty much always select food based on if it seems good or interesting to us. Usually we try to order something that we don’t recognize as well 😂
Don't forget to try Durian, the king of fruit.
Yes , it is the season of Durian, try to eat in the street stall , wonderful experience
I mean quite common for people who are rich to come and eat hawker food because it’s cheap and the food is really good sometimes better than fancy restaurants
My favourite at old airport hawker is roast paradise.
Unfortunately you went there at night and they are usually sold out by 5-6pm.
Yea they were sold out. Gives us a reason to go back 🙂
@@OnePackWanderers Do head there early before the lunch crowd arrives. Around 1030-11. Gives you time to get food from the more famous and popular stores.
Once lunch time comes, the queue for certain stalls become really long. 😅
Wow,, you have left Indonesia guys , I hope your next destination is pleasant,take care, we will miss you guys
That is japanese chicken curry with ri ce thats why it tastes like japanese curry. Hope you had fun in Singapore!
When in Rome... recommend trying local well known dishes - Singapore noodles, Char kway teow, Hunan chicken rice.
no such thing as singaporean noodles as a dish its a made up name the smart local brought up that topic on a video in san francisco
Hainanese Chicken rice ( not Hunan )🤣
i think you wanted to say hainanese chicken rice?
In the US we call soursop: guanabana. (And Sirsak in Indonesia...)
Oysters 😂 love how you guys are so adventurous with food! "If it looks good eat it!" - Andrew Z
It has ran us into stomach trouble on more than one occasion, but we're still confident that it's worth it
That curry you had, is not a Singapore-style curry. It IS a Japanese curry. Curries in Singapore is dependent on the meats and the ethnic group, they all have different styles and uses different condiments.
You supposed to Bangkok Thailand this week for songkran festival
I think you guys forgot to mix the sauce into the noodles before eating! Hence you have so much "sauce" left. I've noticed quite a few western tourist done the same. Old Airport has tons of excellent food choices. Another must-go hawker centre is Chinatown - biggest in Singapore.
I think also because we used chopsticks instead of a spoon to eat the noodles.
@@OnePackWanderers hahaha could be but you can't eat noodles with spoon☺just remember to give it a good mix for dry noodles next time.
@@simplyme3306 We have another comment telling us they should be eaten with a spoon 😂🤣 I guess everyone does it differently 🙂
@@OnePackWanderers ahhahaha! Spoon for noodles? That's like spoon for pasta too🤣
Looks like you walked through Geylang… u might want to know it’s a district that’s filled with all kinds of activities, from food, offices, ordinary homes… as well as the red light district . It’s divided by lorongs (Malay word for small streets) and the even numbered lorongs are red light district areas. So don’t take pictures of ‘unusual people’ to avoid trouble.. but not to worry too much, lots of police surveillance in the area and it’s not really dangerous like in other places, just not the nicest area. :)
Don't miss the daily free musical lights show at Garden By The Bay Supertree Grove, daily, at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM. Do check out SG famous food - Satay at Lau Pa Sat (SG famous Financial Area) 😍😍
Thank you 😊
Okay, super random (and I stumbled onto this video super randomly too and enjoying your trip to our little red dot much!), at 1:02, that's my bestie's HDB block in the shot 🤣
Hawker centre foods are one of the things I really miss about living in Singapore 👍
Haven't been here for a long long time....You should make a trip there one of these days....anyway, stay safe & take care.
The egg oyster omelette , you need to eat with the chill sauce that you forgot to take as it usually comes with it. Cheers
Yes , the chilli sauce, it mixed with vinegar, perfect match to the oyster omelette
It was with it. When I tried it, I ate it with the chili sauce and it was much better. Tia doesn't like spicy stuff as much so she usually waits until I've tried it.
go on the iconic (bumboat) Singapore River cruise. a must-do activity for any newbies in Singapore.
nice video! just one suggestion, maybe you can ask your viewers to give food recommendations so you don’t miss out on all the really good food 😃
Eat noodles or hor fun (flat noodles) or even beehoon (vermicelli) with a pair of chopsticks and a soup spoon. Use chopsticks to bring the noodles onto the soup spoon. Keep adding till the soup spoon is full. Bend your head down and slurp down the noodles. Another way is to put the soup spoon flat inside the bowl and push the noodles onto it.
Of course, you use your chopsticks to hold down the noodles as you bring it up, preventing it from slipping down.
Makes sense, thank you! 🙂
You should try the pandan cake at Bengawan Solo. Amazing.
Any pondan cake! LOL
Welcome to Singapore and enjoy your stay and all they yummy food here! Come back again soon 🫶
Oh man! For dessert I was hoping you guys would try Ice Kachang! It's basically shaved ice with syrup and beans or corn, jelly, fruits like lychee, attap chee, mango, and other types of ingredients. It's one of the desserts that a lot of people here grew up eating. Its origins can be traced back to Malaysia but it's a very local food here. It's definitely different from Korean Bingsu! If you guys come back here, do give it a try!
This sounds delicious! We will make it a point to try kachang, thanks for the recommendation!
Not me coming to Old Airport Hawker center today, after watching a bagpacker visit it and making me crave visiting it
Hahaha what did you eat? 🙂
@@OnePackWanderers My family shared some chicken and lamb chop, claypot rice (must try), oyster egg omelette and ofc the Strawberry Soursoup Drink yall tried 😁
And that oyster was cooked. Don't let her go near any raw ones! When you are in Australia you may come across raw oysters more often.
Future Tia got to try natural oysters in Tasmania. 😮😂😂🇦🇺🦘🪃🇦🇺🦘🪃
When Tia says "Its okay" means "Never again".
Look delicious ขอให้มีความสุขกับการเดินทาง
Go to the Botanic Gardens in the morning and then to the hawker center nearby.
Do you mean adam road hawker?
@@chickengotpizza Yes! Should have mentioned!
Botanic Gardens and Adam Road Hawker are 2 of my favorite locations in Singapore!
Ok...I have to remember to eat before I watch your vids as you guys make me sooooo hungry!!
Roast Paradise !!!!
Thanks for the video! :) How do you guys care for your skin as you'll are travelling all the time? Your skin looks really good!
Singapore hawker - diner have to find seats before ordering. U can reserve the table with ur ipad and noone will take it
Yea we noticed that. Tough to mentally put something down like that and have it not be stolen! Just not used to that haha
@@OnePackWanderers a packet of tissue is good enough haha
Singaporean here - the Soursop is a member of the Noni family. It is known to be a Superfood!
Soursop is prob one of my all time favorite fruits in the world. 2nd best is lucuma in peru.
We learned recently that soursop is originally from the Americas! Had no idea. Would love to try lucuma some day 🙂
yay im first..excited as always❤❤
Lovely lovely couple. Hope you have enjoyed yourself in SG.
Chicken rice at Maxwell’s. Cannot wait to go back.
There are many better ones, just less written about in tourist books. Of the few good ones in town is not far from raffles hotel, at purvis street- chin chin hainanese chicken rice. Authentic and very local. It has very good hainanese porkchop too!
Go to Golden Mile Complex for Thai food. It's called Singapore's Little Thailand for a reason. You will feel like you have teleported back to Thailand the moment you stepped in. Other than that you guys should be trying all the famous Singaporean Hawker food while you are in Singapore.
Hopefully it doesn't make us feel homesick for Thailand 😂😅
Thank you for the tip.
Go to santosa beach!
My Brain when watching your videos: 5:14
I ACTUALLY LIVE NEAR THAT HAWKER CENTRE AND BOY OH BOY IS IT PACKED ALL DAY AND WEEK!
do you know which stall is the curry rice from?
Love the bloopers
cute couple :) Keep it up!!
Just chanced by your channel and really enjoyed watching your journey here in Singapore! Hope you guys visit again soon
did Tia finish the oysters or did you have to swap ?
In the intro you two were walking down the street in geylang (redlight district) do yall stay there? if so do you feel unsafe or uneasy at night?
I feel like they deserve a more elegant word 😂
Singapore is like the Switzerland of Asia. It's okay for a few days...but Vietnam is an eye opener by far. A friend of mine did the trip on his bike from Phnom Penh to Hanoi. The only difference is that he did on a mountain bike 🚲 What a trip!! Can't wait to see you guys in Vietnam. It's going to be awesome 💞
this is a myth. Singapore offers lots of options if you decide to travel on a budget and do free activities to luxurious hotel stay and Michelin star dining.
A mountain bike?! Now that is quite the adventure. The endurance your friend must have to do that in the heat of SEA. Really a feat!
Hello from fan of Singapore! Welcome to our sunny island! 🤩
Welcome, sweet stay and enjoy for the both of you🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 not forgetting happy eastern 🥚🥚🐣🐣
that looked good! Do they still still save thier seats in he hawker centers with tissue packs? thought was alwas nice how that worked there. Hey check out some of the parks there too...great!!!!
They do! Or even purses and phones! We were confused at first but someone explained it and it makes a lot more sense now. That tactic would never work in the United States 😂
Singapore is awesome for eating out
You should go to Geylang & try the fruit durian, it’s really good
Wow… you are travelling a lot … The last time I watched your video when you were in Bangkok!! Thanks for sharing your lifestyle🌹
Trying to stay on the road for as long as possible 😅
Try the Roast Paradise stall there if you like pork.
You should get over to Malaysia if you get a chance. Foodie paradise.
We will definitely visit Malaysia 🙂
Welcome to SG. Hope you enjoyed the food 😁 By the way, the oyster omelette stall that you got from is the best in that hawker centre. I've tried the one next to it and did not like it. That's my opinion though
I’m with you on the oysters, like fried snot balls. 🤮. The drink is hawthorn apple (not really an apple :-)). Look for a candy called “haw flakes” so tasty! Enjoy!!
Hawthorn leaves, berries, and flowers contain fllavonoids, which have antioxidant effects.
U guys should try the curry puff there, in fact is a must
It's not mandatory to wear mask outdoor already so cheers! And the luxurious car you see outside at the hawker centre...Some may belong to the hawker themselves! They work hard, and enjoy hard! :)
Good for them! It seems like many of them work extremely long hours!
@@OnePackWanderers yea. They are hardworking folks. They set their own opening hours, so the popular stalls may close early.
Local Singaporean food specialize , chicken rice ,minced pork noodles, wanton noodles. Try that won't regret!
And the grilled satays and grilled stingray
mince pork noodle with extra vinegar. Yum!
Those oysters are delicious, however, when undercooked, they can cause serious intestinal issues.
Some food stalls here have been here for decades!