haha, in singapore, the chinese "carrot cake" is actually radish "cakes" as the direct translation of radish in Chinese is "white carrot". So they just name it carrot cake. The radish cakes are made of shreaded radish and rice flour and then steamed. But we do have the actual dessert carrot cake but typically not sold in hawker centres
Thanks for the explanation, I thought some rice flour might have been involved. Carrot cake is one of my favourite desserts but I loved this Carrot cake also, would definitely have again 🫶
Actually there is zero carrots or radish in it , it is 100% made by rice powder, so should be rice cake by right,in the early days they just called fly cake (抄粿）,until the 70’s someone try to be smart and change the name into carrots cake.
Welcome to Singapore! Kudos for visiting the off beaten paths. Everyone thinks Singapore is very expensive when compared to other SEA countries but if compared to other first world countries, Singapore isn't that expensive except for lodging.
Exactly, even the hotels really, if you compare to London for example it's very affordable. Plenty of activities you can do for free and unless you're going to high end restaurants the price of food is very reasonable also. I think a lot of people who go to South East Asia are doing so on a budget so Singapore does seem expensive in comparison to neighbouring countries. However no other country in SE Asia (that I've been to anyway) has the same level of infrastructure as Singapore so that's a key difference. However I'm sure living in Singapore long term is expensive, especially if you want to buy a car 🤯
Yeah not going to lie, drivers aren't the best in Singapore as well 😂 Also you don't want a situation where there is more pollution so understandable. Public transport is great and set up well for cyclists also 🫶
WRONG..Why Singapore been ranked the most expensive for the last 9yrs mainly due to property & cars(SG remains the most expensive place on earth to own cars since 1980s,high pricing been this way for so many decades). Property pricing is insanely expensive when comes to rental & sale. Try living in Singapore(NOT as a tourist for only few days of stay) & u will experience yourself.😅😂 Why other things seem alot cheaper than Europeanz is because of cheaper food & public transport systems. Europeans & America dont have long culture of street food. Singapore is located in asia so asia in general luv to have street food just like many asia countries. Of course singapore street food is more organized & cleaner since is a developed country. So in this manner, singapore is lucky to be located in asia with influence of street food culture. Therefore if u come in as a tourist, u WONT be able to know singapore is insanely expensive since ur only concern when u visiting is just food & public transport only haha; These 2 things are dirt cheap to our standard & very affordable to many countries too!! 😂
@@cworldwandererU came in as a TOURIST, NOT as a long term resident, of course u would assume S'pore is still cheaper since tourists only care to look for food & public transport🤣🤣 U might get heart attack when u know how expensive Sg rental & sale of property are like. We even have the world's most expensive PUBLIC HOUSING, vy common to find some HDB/public housings are sold over 1 million SGD for just 3 bedder(means only 2 bedder,1 living rm & 1 toilet, 700 sqft). Pls do remember they are PUBLIC housing NOT private condos, private apartments or landed houses in SG are at crazy unthinkable pricing that only the richer ones can afford to buy. For eg the CEO of tiktok chew bought a vy OLD rundown mansion at prime location for SGD86 mil(USD65 milion). ❤
@@cworldwanderer no surprise there....45 years born and raised here, yet i myself have not covered all the hawker stalls in Singapore. we are just so blessed here and spoilt for choice.
Singapore is the best, earn high salaries, but daily necessities like transport, food, groceries, toiletries, clothing etc, are cheap. That’s why Singaporeans are one of the highest in savings in the world!
There are TWO versions of the carrot cake, white (which you had which is more savoury) and black ( which is fried together with sweet black sauce, and is sweet and savoury). Other versions, they may fry with prawns too
I don't like western cake in our heat. Maybe in an Air-conditioned cafe. Try cendol or ice kacang next time. Shaved ice desserts r perfect for our weather.
@@cworldwanderer ice kacang is d multi coloured syrup covering a mountain of ice. Below r red beans n cubes of agar. There may be seeds of the attap palm.
I'm not surprised, it was just starting to fill up as we left so think we timed it well haha good quality food and drink at a reasonable price is always a winner
That my man, is the central ventilating for the cooking smoke being filtered and expelled from the roof top. The Chinese restaurant you were at serves North/Eastern and Szechuan cuisine according to the signage.
It's radish, commonly known as white carrot. It's grated white radish mixed with rice flour and tapioca flour and steamed. The end result is radish omelet. The taste of fish is from the fish sauce.
@@cworldwandererthanks why I go to more than one stall & feast like there is no tomorrow which is what I will be doing when I return to Singapore in 2 weeks & 4 days time
Everytime they talk about cost of living . The factors they calculate is The price of renting or buying a apartment and owning a CAR.. but in Singapore if you buy HDB flats and take public transportation.. these 2 factors isn't as expensive as what ppl assume..
Yeah I wouldn't own a car in Singapore, not needed really is it. I guess a foreigner wouldn't be able to buy a HDB though right? So rent would be a big factor for someone wanting to live in Singapore.
LOL that auntie not quite know how to answer your question in English. It is literally translated from chinese word for the radish...white carrot. There are two versions of this dish. White or black. White is more savoury and eggy, black is cooked additionally with sweet dark soy. So it will have a sweeter taste and perhaps a more smokey or intense taste profile than the plain white version. The dish is usually fried with preserved radish, minced garlic, fish sauce... Old Airport is a very good hawker centre with lots of choices. It is one of the few hawker centres that has stalls opened for dinner crowd. Tekka market is a good foodie place as well. LOL did you just used two spoons instead of fork and spoon? That's mantou with condensed milk (sweet) dip. Mainly tourists queue for Tian Tian chicken rice though.
Lor 18 😄 Geylang is actually quite good for male tourists to stay , traffic is convenient and food is 24hr available. The entertainment section you guys got to explore yourself.
Carrot cake is white radish mixed with flour, steamed, cut into small pieces, then stir fried with eggs & some sauces. White radish in chinese direct translate into carrot, therefore the name. 😅
Singapore restaurants are expensive, as there are taxes on top including GST, services, etc. So a 100dollars of bill, 20-30 % are non-food related. if you want to eat cheap, you must dine in the hawker center, where a meal is cheaper than the average HK meal.
LOL it doesn't sound appealing but taste quite all right. Most said it is a cross between chicken and fish. It isn't very meaty though.@@cworldwanderer
Never tried 🐸, I have seen it in Penang before. I think like chicken feet, it's best for me a bit crispy instead of in a porridge haha I'd definitely try it but if I order for myself I don't like wasting food if I don't like it
There are many poor people like me in Singapore. We can still survive and live in this country. In Singapore, we call this 好看不好吃。 however our hawker food is 好吃不好看。
@@cworldwanderer unless there is someone free to do the cooking (which is not common), most of us eat at hawker centers or coffeeshops where the prices are pretty similar
I would like to think I'm more handsome than him 😅 but no we're not related. Thanks though he's obviously very good at what he does so I'll take it as a compliment 😂
Carrot cake is a classical case of something lost in translation. It is actually rice cake with radish. Because our early forefathers low literacy and poor grasp of English, they mistakenly translated radish for carrot. This is because the Chinese character for radish and carrot is the same. It is differentiated in Chinese with the colour. Direct translation of radish would be white carrot, while carrot is red carrot.
Thanks for the reply, I've had chicken rice in Singapore a couple times so wanted to try something different this time. Also had kway teow in Malaysia many times, maybe I should try next time in Singapore to compare 😅
@cworldwanderer the restaurant which ur friend brought u to is a northern China 🇨🇳 cuisine. Not traditional LOCAL Singapore Chinese. If u're interested, u may visit Spring Court located at 52 Upper Cross Street (few minutes walk from Chinatown mrt Station) they had been around since 1929 n serve authentic local Chinese cuisines of various dialect groups.
The carrot cake in Singapore is COMPLETELY different from what you have in mind about carrot cakes. It's not really "carrot". A westerner will not understand why this is called carrot cake.
Chicken is chicken. Can't imagine you have many, if any chicken farms in Singapore. We have chicken farms in UK but I think we import alot from Thailand also
Not at all. Food is cheap especially hawker centres. If you compare to London, both are developed countries, London is expensive even a decent nice accommodations can be quite expensive.
Yep, I would say it's a much nicer environment in Singapore also. Some areas in London are like warzones haha Take a look at the cheapest accommodation in London, it's still expensive and you're living in terrible conditions
@@cworldwanderer I agree. I love London but now the city is not as safe as it is used to be, like warzoneas you said and also, I did stay in Central London once with my sibling and can't remember where it was but it's the Victoria walk up type and room was small and basic like 50 to 60 pounds a night but again, it is in central London and it was one of the pocket friendly hotels. We stayed for a night before heading off to Glasgow. Probably will be back to London maybe in late October or November for the west end musical.
Had biryani in this video is that Chinese as well? 😂 The previous video I had Kaya toast and Prata 🤷 Didn't eat much Malay food as I went to Malaysia after Singapore
Most of the youtube’s video by creators mostly concentrated around areas of chinatown, marina bay…the usual spots. Chinatown is too “articulated” if I were to say diplomatically. Great that you explored Geylang area and Tekka. These places are more “organic” and still have its soul. And true, better off to have good Malay food in Malaysia. I’m Singaporean and I still firmly feel Malaysia’s food fare is better than here. It’s just sad they don’t know how to market it well.
haha, in singapore, the chinese "carrot cake" is actually radish "cakes" as the direct translation of radish in Chinese is "white carrot". So they just name it carrot cake. The radish cakes are made of shreaded radish and rice flour and then steamed. But we do have the actual dessert carrot cake but typically not sold in hawker centres
Thanks for the explanation, I thought some rice flour might have been involved.
Carrot cake is one of my favourite desserts but I loved this Carrot cake also, would definitely have again 🫶
The specific radish is daikon/mooli, in case anyone wants to make it.
Ahhh mooli, you rarely see it in the UK. If you say radish the first thing to come to mind would be the small red/ pink one
Actually there is zero carrots or radish in it , it is 100% made by rice powder, so should be rice cake by right,in the early days they just called fly cake (抄粿）,until the 70’s someone try to be smart and change the name into carrots cake.
That's interesting, would explain why I didn't feel like I was eating vegetables
Welcome to Singapore! Kudos for visiting the off beaten paths. Everyone thinks Singapore is very expensive when compared to other SEA countries but if compared to other first world countries, Singapore isn't that expensive except for lodging.
Exactly, even the hotels really, if you compare to London for example it's very affordable. Plenty of activities you can do for free and unless you're going to high end restaurants the price of food is very reasonable also.
I think a lot of people who go to South East Asia are doing so on a budget so Singapore does seem expensive in comparison to neighbouring countries. However no other country in SE Asia (that I've been to anyway) has the same level of infrastructure as Singapore so that's a key difference.
However I'm sure living in Singapore long term is expensive, especially if you want to buy a car 🤯
Only way to encourage public transport is to make cars expensive@cworldwanderer
Yeah not going to lie, drivers aren't the best in Singapore as well 😂 Also you don't want a situation where there is more pollution so understandable. Public transport is great and set up well for cyclists also 🫶
WRONG..Why Singapore been ranked the most expensive for the last 9yrs mainly due to property & cars(SG remains the most expensive place on earth to own cars since 1980s,high pricing been this way for so many decades).
Property pricing is insanely expensive when comes to rental & sale. Try living in Singapore(NOT as a tourist for only few days of stay) & u will experience yourself.😅😂
Why other things seem alot cheaper than Europeanz is because of cheaper food & public transport systems. Europeans & America dont have long culture of street food. Singapore is located in asia so asia in general luv to have street food just like many asia countries. Of course singapore street food is more organized & cleaner since is a developed country. So in this manner, singapore is lucky to be located in asia with influence of street food culture.
Therefore if u come in as a tourist, u WONT be able to know singapore is insanely expensive since ur only concern when u visiting is just food & public transport only haha; These 2 things are dirt cheap to our standard & very affordable to many countries too!! 😂
@@cworldwandererU came in as a TOURIST, NOT as a long term resident, of course u would assume S'pore is still cheaper since tourists only care to look for food & public transport🤣🤣
U might get heart attack when u know how expensive Sg rental & sale of property are like. We even have the world's most expensive PUBLIC HOUSING, vy common to find some HDB/public housings are sold over 1 million SGD for just 3 bedder(means only 2 bedder,1 living rm & 1 toilet, 700 sqft). Pls do remember they are PUBLIC housing NOT private condos, private apartments or landed houses in SG are at crazy unthinkable pricing that only the richer ones can afford to buy. For eg the CEO of tiktok chew bought a vy OLD rundown mansion at prime location for SGD86 mil(USD65 milion). ❤
Welcome to Singapore...enjoy ur stay here and thank you for showcasing our hakwer centres.
Thank you Hamidi, always love exploring Singapore and the many Hawkers on offer - would take years to try them all 😅
@@cworldwanderer no surprise there....45 years born and raised here, yet i myself have not covered all the hawker stalls in Singapore. we are just so blessed here and spoilt for choice.
Carrot cake best for side dishes while drinking beer.
Sounds good
never be worried about using fork and spoon in Singapore instead of chopsticks. Efficiency comes first :) @@cworldwanderer
Glad. that you can integrate well. Into the local life style…welcome to my country
Thank you, I love to experience the local life in a country 🫶
We love you , come back anytime! Happy miles!!
Haha thank you 🙏 I'll be back in a couple months 🫶
Singapore is the best, earn high salaries, but daily necessities like transport, food, groceries, toiletries, clothing etc, are cheap. That’s why Singaporeans are one of the highest in savings in the world!
It's certainly a well run country! The west can learn a lot from how Singapore conducts its self
There are TWO versions of the carrot cake, white (which you had which is more savoury) and black ( which is fried together with sweet black sauce, and is sweet and savoury). Other versions, they may fry with prawns too
Sounds good, I'll have to try the black one next time
Welcome to Singapore!
Thank you very much, I've left now 😅 but always have a good time in Singapore. I will return in a few months 🫶
I don't like western cake in our heat. Maybe in an Air-conditioned cafe. Try cendol or ice kacang next time. Shaved ice desserts r perfect for our weather.
I lovvvve Cendol! Cendol pulut is my favourite. I know what you mean, western cakes can be too heavy in Asia. Is Ice Kacang the one with the longan?
@@cworldwanderer ice kacang is d multi coloured syrup covering a mountain of ice. Below r red beans n cubes of agar. There may be seeds of the attap palm.
Ahh ok, similar to ABC then?
What I like from your video is that you show the price in different currencies
Thank you, I try to make it easy for people to break down prices. Good to compare prices if you're interested in travelling
Could also tell us how to get the place I mean with public transportation, pls?
the chinatown skewer place you went to is very popular, at night the lines are crazy lol
I'm not surprised, it was just starting to fill up as we left so think we timed it well haha good quality food and drink at a reasonable price is always a winner
Nice intro to local food Chris😊hope to see more as it is so good to hear a true comment from a tourist🎉❤enjoy yr stay
Thank you, I'll be back in a couple months so will no doubt film more explorations 🙌
That my man, is the central ventilating for the cooking smoke being filtered and expelled from the roof top. The Chinese restaurant you were at serves North/Eastern and Szechuan cuisine according to the signage.
Yeah I know, I meant inside with the fans and the loud chatter. Was still loud outside though I guess haha
It's radish, commonly known as white carrot. It's grated white radish mixed with rice flour and tapioca flour and steamed. The end result is radish omelet. The taste of fish is from the fish sauce.
Thanks Farrah, I enjoyed it. Will have to try the black version next time 🙌
Chris, u can try the black version of carrot cake. Its on the sweet side.
Thank you, guessing you add Kecap Manis to it.. I'll have to try
Welcome to Singapore!
Hawker food is the best 😉
Thank you 😊 It certainly is! The hard part is deciding which one to go to 😅
@@cworldwandererthanks why I go to more than one stall & feast like there is no tomorrow which is what I will be doing when I return to Singapore in 2 weeks & 4 days time
@@garyclarke9685 Happy feasting Gary, enjoy mate. Let me know if you come across any 'must try' stalls 👌
Thanks for sharing.. a lot of cheap food in Sg.
Thanks for watching, yes lots of options 👌
Everytime they talk about cost of living . The factors they calculate is The price of renting or buying a apartment and owning a CAR.. but in Singapore if you buy HDB flats and take public transportation.. these 2 factors isn't as expensive as what ppl assume..
Yeah I wouldn't own a car in Singapore, not needed really is it. I guess a foreigner wouldn't be able to buy a HDB though right? So rent would be a big factor for someone wanting to live in Singapore.
'my country carrots are orange' makes me laugh like crazy 😂....
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LOL that auntie not quite know how to answer your question in English. It is literally translated from chinese word for the radish...white carrot. There are two versions of this dish. White or black. White is more savoury and eggy, black is cooked additionally with sweet dark soy. So it will have a sweeter taste and perhaps a more smokey or intense taste profile than the plain white version. The dish is usually fried with preserved radish, minced garlic, fish sauce...
Old Airport is a very good hawker centre with lots of choices. It is one of the few hawker centres that has stalls opened for dinner crowd. Tekka market is a good foodie place as well.
LOL did you just used two spoons instead of fork and spoon?
That's mantou with condensed milk (sweet) dip. Mainly tourists queue for Tian Tian chicken rice though.
Yeah I picked two spoons up by accident and just went for it haha I definitely need to check out more of the vendors in Old Airport Road 👌
great to see you're back in Singapore - be great to have a meal with you in May and if there're any other things you'd like to see, please let me know
Thanks Andrew, appreciate that, very nice of you
Radish bruh…..glad you like it….welcome to Singapore
Thank you, always enjoy Singapore every time I visit 🫶
Carrot cake here the carrot is referring to the radish ( we called it white carrot being directly translated from Chinese).
Thank you, was pretty certain it wasn't actually Carrot. Was tasty though, I'd definitely order it again. The aunty was a sweetheart as well
In America carrot included radish
Lor 18 😄 Geylang is actually quite good for male tourists to stay , traffic is convenient and food is 24hr available. The entertainment section you guys got to explore yourself.
Haha definitely many options for entertainment in Geylang
There sure is especially the obvious
27:26 that's my childhood favourite
Carrot cake is white radish mixed with flour, steamed, cut into small pieces, then stir fried with eggs & some sauces. White radish in chinese direct translate into carrot, therefore the name. 😅
Yeah was pretty sure no carrots were involved haha I thought whatever it was might of been mixed with rice flour so that explains it
@@cworldwanderer it's still a good dish though right? It's pretty much one of the favourites for Singaporeans ☺️😉
Yeah 100%, I'd definitely have it again. Sometimes the simple foods are the best ones 🙌
Singapore restaurants are expensive, as there are taxes on top including GST, services, etc. So a 100dollars of bill, 20-30 % are non-food related. if you want to eat cheap, you must dine in the hawker center, where a meal is cheaper than the average HK meal.
Yeah very good value for money and honestly from the few restaurants I went to previously, hawkers have better taste as well
Ha I stayed in that hood without realising it was the redlight area haha
Yeah that was me first time I stayed there 😅 it's not a bad area though really, I'll be staying there again on my return 👌
@@cworldwanderer Geylang has many popular food stalls. Have you tried frog's legs with porridge? There's one very popular there😄
There were many by the hotel. Maybe I should try on my return but doesn't sound very appealing tbh 😅
LOL it doesn't sound appealing but taste quite all right. Most said it is a cross between chicken and fish. It isn't very meaty though.@@cworldwanderer
Never tried 🐸, I have seen it in Penang before. I think like chicken feet, it's best for me a bit crispy instead of in a porridge haha I'd definitely try it but if I order for myself I don't like wasting food if I don't like it
There are many poor people like me in Singapore. We can still survive and live in this country. In Singapore, we call this 好看不好吃。 however our hawker food is 好吃不好看。
So as Hawker food is relatively cheap do you eat most of the time in Hawkers or do you cook at home?
@@cworldwanderer unless there is someone free to do the cooking (which is not common), most of us eat at hawker centers or coffeeshops where the prices are pretty similar
You did not try fish head curry😢. It's good with rice,sour, savoury, it will whipped up your appetide.
Yeah I had the option before when I ordered Roti Chennai but not the biggest fan of seafood tbh
Try mutton murtabak and mutton briyani at Zam Zam opposite the famous Sultan Mosque .
Not tried that place, I have had mutton murtabak a few times though. Very tasty
It is not carrot and actually is white radish made cake with eggs.
Corrot is =Chinese corrot with yam mix
are u related to harry jaggard by any chance ? As he also does travelling vids also looks like u also
I would like to think I'm more handsome than him 😅 but no we're not related. Thanks though he's obviously very good at what he does so I'll take it as a compliment 😂
First watched your Malaysia videos. Glad to watch your Singapore series now! 🙂
Thank you very much, I will be back in Malaysia for the next video 🫶
Carrot cake in Singapore is white radish
Thank you, knew it wasn't 🥕 haha
Carrot cake is a classical case of something lost in translation. It is actually rice cake with radish. Because our early forefathers low literacy and poor grasp of English, they mistakenly translated radish for carrot. This is because the Chinese character for radish and carrot is the same. It is differentiated in Chinese with the colour. Direct translation of radish would be white carrot, while carrot is red carrot.
Ahh thanks for the explanation, I enjoyed it anyway whatever the name haha I'll have to try the black one next time 🫶
The uncle doesn't like healthy version of french fries than Macs
Haha can't please everyone I guess
Welcome to Singapore
Thanks Andy, always a pleasure to be in Singapore 🫶
Seems your friend is bringing you to the Chinese Chinese restaurant food and not our local Chinese food. Big difference.
What is considered local Chinese food?
Chicken rice, roasted pork rice, fried kway teow, fish ball noodles etc..... mostly find in our food courts, kopitiam (coffeeshop) or Hawker Center.
Thanks for the reply, I've had chicken rice in Singapore a couple times so wanted to try something different this time. Also had kway teow in Malaysia many times, maybe I should try next time in Singapore to compare 😅
@cworldwanderer the restaurant which ur friend brought u to is a northern China 🇨🇳 cuisine. Not traditional LOCAL Singapore Chinese. If u're interested, u may visit Spring Court located at 52 Upper Cross Street (few minutes walk from Chinatown mrt Station) they had been around since 1929 n serve authentic local Chinese cuisines of various dialect groups.
The carrot cake in Singapore is COMPLETELY different from what you have in mind about carrot cakes. It's not really "carrot". A westerner will not understand why this is called carrot cake.
So how was the Geylang Chicken there? Most are imported chicken from China and SE Asia, fyi. Is it delicious? Lol
Chicken is chicken. Can't imagine you have many, if any chicken farms in Singapore.
We have chicken farms in UK but I think we import alot from Thailand also
@@cworldwanderer I don't mean it literally. In Singapore, chicken (in chinese aka 鸡 "ji"）means prostitutes,🤣
🤣😂 ahhh I see, that's funny. Couldn't tell you mate 😅
Singapore carrot is white ha3 just joking
Olden days when people described radish which look like carrot. They just naned them carrot
Haha Makes sense, mooli does look like a giant white carrot
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Appreciate you, thanks for the sub. Can't complain about $2 noodles aye
Not at all. Food is cheap especially hawker centres. If you compare to London, both are developed countries, London is expensive even a decent nice accommodations can be quite expensive.
Yep, I would say it's a much nicer environment in Singapore also. Some areas in London are like warzones haha Take a look at the cheapest accommodation in London, it's still expensive and you're living in terrible conditions
@@cworldwanderer I agree. I love London but now the city is not as safe as it is used to be, like warzoneas you said and also, I did stay in Central London once with my sibling and can't remember where it was but it's the Victoria walk up type and room was small and basic like 50 to 60 pounds a night but again, it is in central London and it was one of the pocket friendly hotels. We stayed for a night before heading off to Glasgow. Probably will be back to London maybe in late October or November for the west end musical.
White radish
Thank you, was pretty certain it wasn't carrot 🤣
You are right.more Southern Indian food
She gave you a big portion of carrot cake for only $3
Yes! Definitely not complaining about that haha A nice relatively healthy breakfast for only $3 👌
Singapore is either tourist traps 100x or GO LOCAL 😂
Haha definitely, I enjoyed the local places more as well. A lot of the tourist places are just hype anyway
Dude. Why are u using 2 spoons for the briyani
I'm starting a new trend haha nah, I picked up two spoons instead of one spoon and a fork, was to lazy to go back 😅
Why do tourists come to Singapore & not eat our local food ? ? ?
Hey, what is consider local food?
That indian man enjoying beer with you was drunk & he will definitely prefer indian food.
Haha maybe, tbh the satay wasn't anything special. The only thing I had all day was the carrot cake though so was very hungry by that time 😅
NO CRROTINCCARROT CKE BUCHINESE WHIOTE CCAROTSORRADISH
Haha yeah, I was a bit surprised with the name. It's was very good though 👌
Actually is Chinese White Radish, can use on different recipes, you can Google it to find find out more!
Thanks Charlie, maybe I can make it when I'm home 🫶
May is veri hot,come nov.
Yeah first time I visited Singapore was in November and it was a lot more manageable in terms of walking around. Super hot right now isn't it!
@@cworldwanderer got the la nina more hot.
You've have not tried "local" food until you have eaten food from the other races in Singapore. Coz Singapore is not just Chinese. 🙄
Had biryani in this video is that Chinese as well? 😂 The previous video I had Kaya toast and Prata 🤷 Didn't eat much Malay food as I went to Malaysia after Singapore
Most of the youtube’s video by creators mostly concentrated around areas of chinatown, marina bay…the usual spots. Chinatown is too “articulated” if I were to say diplomatically. Great that you explored Geylang area and Tekka. These places are more “organic” and still have its soul.
And true, better off to have good Malay food in Malaysia. I’m Singaporean and I still firmly feel Malaysia’s food fare is better than here. It’s just sad they don’t know how to market it well.
Do u think western n US media still have creditability in this world 🌎🌎???.....😂😂😂
I don't think any mainstream media has credibility anymore 😅
Lying illuminati 😂
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