$30 SATAY STREET in SINGAPORE 🇸🇬 & The ORIGINAL SINGAPORE SLING at the Raffles Hotel LONG BAR
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- Join us today as we hit an iconic must-stop in Singapore and then head out to the biggest satay hawker centre we have ever experienced. We start the evening heading to the Raffles Hotel for its famous cocktail. The Singapore Sling was created around 1915 by bartender Ngiam Tong Boon at the Raffles Hotel in Singapore. Originally a disguised drink for women, it gained popularity as a tropical gin-based cocktail. Today, it remains an iconic symbol of Singapore's cocktail culture and the history of the Raffles Hotel. Afterward, we head to another must-stop hawker center: Satay Street at Lau Pa Sat. Satay Street at Lau Pa Sat offers a vibrant culinary experience. Amidst the bustling hawker center, savory skewers of grilled meat are prepared and infused with aromatic spices. The fragrant smoke, lively atmosphere, and delectable flavors make it a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts in the heart of the city. On top of a night full of tasty drinks and grilled meats (Kelly finds delicious vegetarian Indian dishes), we have our good friend from Alaska joining us!
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0:00 Raffles Hotel
1:44 Singapore Slings
4:51 Lau Pa Sat
5:18 Best Satay #8
7:21 Satay Reaction
13:53 Burnt Cheesecake
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The satay at Lau Pa Sat is one of the nicest dishes we've ever had, anywhere.
Forest is so cute even sleeping... Always watching your vlog.
Forest is so adorable.
Greetings from Sydney. I love visiting Singapore and am hugely enjoying your videos. The kids are adorable and so adventurous with food. I love that about them.
If it’s possible visit haji lane at night! the atmosphere is really beautiful and there’s a variety of options from food, thrift stores and cafes 🥰
I've been diving into your videos recently, and I'm loving it! 😍 Your take on how you travel with your kids with ease is so relatable and down-to-earth. I feel like we're kindred spirits! Just wanted to say a quick thanks for being such an inspiring presence online helping families to see what's possible. There are few people I love checking out day after day, but you guys are one of them. 🌈 How do you keep your content so fresh and engaging?
Wow! Thank you so much for your kind words and support! :-)
@@BagsPackedFamily You're so welcome! Grateful for your example and just what adventures are possible WITH our kids!
forest sleeping everywhere tho >< so adorable!
Love that you have kids and a toddler to navigate your way around Singapore. We have a family trip to Singapore planned for October. Thanks for sharing your experiences
I have been to Singapore twice. Do go to Gardens by the bay, Universal Studios, Mc Richie trekking, Arts and Science museum,, cruiseship. Go to East Coast Road for the beach and for the food. I went with my family and friends. It was awesome.
Thank you for the suggestions!
Forest adapts well anywhere.. guy could even sleep under a tree on a hot weather 😅
Oh, yes!
Love all your video and your kids..nice family..❤❤
in Asia, at the top end of the index is the most expensive Asian city of Singapore, which was also the world's joint most expensive city in 2022, along with New York.
Another great content that got me drooling all over.
There are 2 other popular satay outdoor dining that is Laguna hawker centre nearer to changi airport and satay by the bay near GBTB. But LPS is more centralized to go as the most touristy one
Wuiiihhh... Ini Sisi Lain Singapore Yah. Aku Belum Pernah Ke Daerah Itu.
Nice ! Satay and cheese cake yummy! Next time when you are in singapore I recommend the Chomp chomp Food centre(dinner). Recommend to try Hokkien Mee, BBQ chicken wings, BBQ Sting ray, Gong gong or La La(clam type seafood). Dip them with lime chilli sauce woooo so good. Look forward to watch your next video. Cheers and Happy travel ! 😊🫶👍👍👍
I enjoy watching your videos. Great family👍 Have you been to East Coast Lagoon Food Centre ? Go in the late afternoon/ evening. Nice ambience, stalls near the beach/ sea.
It was raining when I visited Lau Pa Sat this past February. No outdoor seating due to rain. Luckily, though there were crowds, it wasn’t too bad. The satay vendors would come up to you, hand you a menu and a buzzer. That system worked as long as they saw you. I tried to find my guy. Eventually, he saw me. Delicious food. Even had White Rabbit ice cream.
Great video....already subscribed.....the satay looks great
I ❤ you FOREST ........ YOU ARE THE SUPERMAN sweetheart ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
we always waiting for your new video .
Thank you! We try to two a week! :-)
Nice.Thankyou
Kids are adorable love the content
Thank you so much!
3 bowls should put near the childten 1bowl.
On the topic of cheesecake I recommend "queic by Olivia" their by far one of the best. Is from a Spanish restaurant call "Olivia". It is so good that they decide to open a desert shop just for the cheesecake itself. Mmmmm yummy ! If you are still here in singapore...😁😋
Thanks for the yummy recommendation!
Tiger beer and draft is Singapore's gold medallion winning beers.
Not sure if this is in your list but do consider craypot frog meat. Also, Chomp Chomp, East Coast Lagoon Food Village for more satays etc.
Wow that meat its looks like so yummy.
Super cool💯
Woww ..😄👍🔥
Come to east coast road and geylang, there are a lot good food here too!!!
Thanks for the suggestion!
Satay at East Coast Park are up till now still my favourite giv it a try
Sgd28 for the satay & prawns are pretty reasonable.
Lau Pa Sat satay street is a popular place for satay.
i would recommend the soy sauce chicken ,xiaolongbao , claypot rice at chinatown complex food center followed by the ice milk tea at the nanyang old coffee :)
That sounds delicious!
nice ..yummy
There is a pretty decent cafe nearby at the start of the video. ASK Coffee Roastery at 32 Seah St. Worth trying out!
Thanks for the yummy suggestion!
If you have the opportunity, you should visit the Tiger Brewery in Singapore.
If you're in Malaysia, you may try Sate Kajang Haji Samuri.
So envious of you guys having currency advantage over us locals. $30 SGD is definitely not something the average median-income Singaporean can afford for 1 meal every day.
Enjoy ur journey ❤️ from 🇮🇩 Indonesia
We'll be back in Indonesia filming soon!
Nice👍🏿... Welcome back🙏.. we'll be waiting...❤️❤️
Took Alaska Airlines once, they served Seattle's Best Coffee. 🤭 Know about Fairbank from the book "Into the Wild"
That's so cool! Kelly and I both love that book. We'll be filming some Alaska content this summer! :-)
@@BagsPackedFamily Feb watched the TV Series "Alaska Daily", i wonder how many journalists still keen on serious investigation, and to expose many unknowns unkowns.
WOW Ultimate Satay... ALAKSA United.. FOREST looks like BEN HUR...
Ben Hur the man who meets Jesus 😂😂😂
Totally, Ben Hur!
@@cameronnhaydensreviews1003 WOW
@@BagsPackedFamily MAJESTIC Looks..
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FOREST YOU LOOK SO ADORABLE.🤷🤷🤷
3:55 Reason that "it was not socially acceptable for women to consume alcohol" is because Singapore's immigrants came from traditional places. Muslims aren't allowed to consume alcohol regardless of male or female and in China drinking was considered a vice.
Thanks for the added info!
Please... some females from China probably drink better and females from Taiwan surely drink better.
I think in 1910, most if not all the women who drink at Raffles, would be white women.
Enjoy the Singapore Sling, best Satay @ Lau Pasat. Tissue only $2 not $4. Enjoy in Singapore with your lovely family.
I just cane back from morroco and catched up with all ur vids
It gonna take a hella workout to burn those calories off 😂
2 Singapore Dish You won't find anywhere else... Chill Crab... and Deen Biasa Tulang(Bone) .. Along Jalan Sultan... Mutton bone marrow cooked in spiced tomato stew... Unleash your inner cavemen when eating Tulang and Chilli Crab..
The satay at Lau Pa Sat is Malay style. There is also Chinese style satay which is not as sweet as the Malay style. The more traditional style Chinese satay comes with a dollop of pineapple puree in the peanut sauce which is meant to be mixed in. The are many such stalls in Chinatown at level 2 of Chinatown Complex Food Centre which is very local, and many tourists seem to bypass and head to Maxwell for the chicken rice.
FYI, Maxwell is across the street and facing the front of Buddha Tooth Relic Temple while Chinatown Complex is right at the back of the temple right where many senior guys play Chinese chess.
Thanks for all the added info!
Hi there you should try the Singapore Sling and cocktails at WINE UNIVERSE.
Thanks for the tip!
The tissues are so expensive
Does the satay stalls take credit card.
Sleeping Beauty... WOW...
Delicious
I love your videos but seems like the kids needed some rest and everyone needed a haircut
So true!
Hi tourist do kot go to satay by the bay, tourist trap. Only eat at LPS satay street
Yummy when we were in Singapore we have 100 Mutton 100Beef 100 Prawn 100 Chicken Wing for me and my 😘😘😆🥰😂🤣😂😂crew from my Boat crewa 48 people and my family 46 all happy
That sounds awesome!
Wow, you brought the whole flotilla.
When are you coming to indonesia
We'll be heading to Java in a few week!
Satay by the bay is a tourist trap. Satays aren't that expensive in other outlets.
Gotta love a tourist trap!! One of the main reasons I travel to get caught up in them - always a laugh😂
I’m surprised the satay set didn’t include a ketupat, a rice cake.
That's a good point.
lau pa sat my favorite place but not a lot of halal foods there
The satay is halal, though.
Satay chicken or satay lamb?
There is a vegetarian food court at the basement of the Buddha tooth relic temple. Perhaps you guys can check it out one day 😊
Thank you for the suggestion!
looks delicious, I think the satay that comes from the country of origin is better
Satay at Lau Pat Sat is catered purely for tourists with almost no care for quality.
Says the satay expert. And yet it is packed all the time. If it was that bad, why is it always so crowded? And it isn’t only tourists that eat there, locals do too.
Just because it is considered a more touristy place to eat doesn’t automatically mean it does not have quality food.
Satay malaysia🇲🇾😋👍👍
You know it's a rip off right?
Dry tissue is 3 for $1. Some touristy place/after inflation is 2 for $1.
And the cheap wet tissue is only 50cents to a dollar in value$ shop.
why u think the auntie does it at those touristy places? lol she prolly makes more money then cleaning tables at a hawker when u think about it... should u be angry about it tho? she just trying to make a living...
17 dollars for a shirley temple was the bigger rip-off imho.. betcha that same bar buys sprite in bulk from value$ also...
Waaaa... Tissue aunty robbing tourists ,🤦🤦🤦🤦
:-)
They “rob” locals too.
Anyway willing buyer willing seller.
You are paying for the convenience I guess.
Satay at Lau Pa Sat is a better choice. Don't go Chinatown. Find the Malay vendors there, they taste nicer. As Satay originated from Indonesia, also widely prepared by malays in Singapore and Malaysia. Not the Chinese. The ones sold by them not authentic. Copycat.
Everyone knows the real original Singapore sling was invented in ipoh by a malaysiN
Pathetic malaysian claiming as usual! ha ha🙄
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Welcome to Singapore, Sally ❤