A One-Day Foodie Trip: Travel from Penang to Singapore just for Chicken Rice! Whose is better?
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- One Day Food Adventure: Penang to Singapore for Maxwell Food Court's Famous Chicken Rice!
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Join us on an epic one-day food journey from Penang to Singapore as we embark on a quest to taste the renowned Heng Heng Chicken Rice at Maxwell Food Court! In this exciting travel vlog, my daughter and I set out early in the morning, fueled by our passion for culinary delights and a craving for authentic Singaporean cuisine.
Watch as we leave Penang and board the plane bound for Singapore. In Singapore, we share our tips and tricks on how to efficiently use the trains and MRT system, making our journey both affordable and convenient.
Upon arriving in Singapore, we head straight to Maxwell Food Court, eagerly anticipating the mouthwatering flavors of their famous Chicken Rice. With each bite, we are transported to a world of culinary bliss, savoring the perfect combination of tender chicken, fragrant rice, and flavorful sauces.
Throughout the day, we explore the vibrant streets of Singapore, immersing ourselves in its rich culture and vibrant atmosphere. From picturesque landmarks to bustling markets, every moment is a new adventure filled with excitement and discovery.
As the sun sets on our unforgettable day trip, we reflect on the memories we've made and the delicious dishes we've savored. Join us on this gastronomic journey filled with laughter, exploration, and of course, unforgettable flavors!
Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more epic food adventures and travel escapades. Stay tuned for our next culinary expedition as we continue to explore the world one bite at a time!
Google Map: Maxwell Food Center - maps.app.goo.gl/emG7yUugpcXSc...
Part 2 is out! 😁😁😁 Click here to watch: ua-cam.com/video/MG3GSGrT7jY/v-deo.htmlsi=VrXSFGwf0dkW3rSQ
Now this is the type of content we truly appreciate. No mindless bashing or lazy comparisons. Just an earnest and honest food vlog appreciating foods across the causeway. We need more people like you that truly appreciates the differences and giving credit if it’s due. As a Singaporean, I love foods from Malaysia too! It’s not a case of who does it better, rather enjoying how the same dish can be interpreted for various palettes.
thank you... I think we should be true to our taste buds and not some false sense of ego or nationalism. I just want to eat and share the good stuff!!! Let's unite in our makan! 😆
Very well said 😊
I started following your videos & find them heartwarming that beautifully encapsulates the essence of family bonds and the joy of shared meals.
At d same time , they nourish the soul and create lasting memories for your family .
Should you come to SG again , we would be pleased to show you around & out food which I think won’t disappoint you .
Oh wow thank you so much... I started this channel actually to save my family videos for my kids so they can watch and recall the memories down the road. I am so happy to hear such good feedback which encourages me to improve firther. Next time I will ask for more advice from you guys. I used to study and live in Singapore many years ago but nowadays Singapore has changed so much! So many new MRT lines. So many more airport terminals etc... Thank you again! 🥰🥰🥰
As a Singaporean I've always heard that Penang food is the best, so I'm kinda pleasantly surprised that you came here for the chicken rice!
Oh we have some good stuff here but credit must be given where it is due!!! I do miss the food in Singapore like Bak chor mee, fried hokkien mee and the peppery BKT!!! But in all honesty I really do love chicken rice in Singapore. Even the Malay style one I used to have next to SAFRA Bukit Merah years ago is ingrained in my mind. I wonder if it is still around.
It's all about vid content....he is doing the opposite in order to attract viewership. If he does Penang, its norm to the viewers w so so many similarity of such vid. Logic...😅 😅
@@ck51250 Hmmm... fortunately not all of us are making videos just to attract viewers. I do love chicken rice, is that difficult to believe? LOL
@@pishedbloke
respect you for being fair. too many fragile keyboard warriors never come try then keep dissing. lol
@@RonLarhz aren't you urself too being dissing and a fragile keyboard warrior making assumptions. Off course I hv tried before...why ? Are you so insecure of ur own food. Btw, you mean he is making vid content with no intention of capturing viewers...for fun ? Are you viewing ? 🤔
I think we all love variety in life. You travel here to eat , we travel to MY to eat 😂😂
Ya lah.... every country has its own pride and joys! Anybody can enjoy them all!
Very clear n present presentation....and honest frank in words ...nice language also..simple n just perfect
Thanks so much sir!!! We also had some help from kind Singaporeans who helped us find our way around. So courteous!
You came here to eat chicken rice ...and saw a chicken running across the road ...you must be a lucky man ..hope you bring luck to our country from then ..HHha
Well, I wish I saw Taylor Swift too though!!! LOL
Such a lovely video of you and your daughter. thank you for sharing your travels, bless you and your family
Thank you so much, I really appreciate the kind words! 😊
Your expression comes as natural as it gets....no acting just you.
I only have one chance to shoot the video hahaha
Sometimes I go to Penang by flight in the morning to eat good food, come back to SG in the evening after my dinner. 😂😂
Wow I salute you! Penang public transport is not great... so have to take Grab or have friends drive you will be convenient.
I feel that for food, there is no best but only what is suitable for individual taste buds. I love both Singapore and Malaysia food.
Absolutely! I agree...
Both sides have great food options and offer different types of food as well. Heck, every Msia state has their own version of laksa. Even Penang's chee cheong fun is different from Ipoh's or KL's. Don't even have to compare between 2 countries lol.
Good thing u got the Heng Heng , the "other stall" is so overrated n not value, no soup, no garlic.
The rest of chicken rice stalls there much better, next time u try the Mee Pok there, young couple.
Thanks visiting
Wow thanks for saying that! Aiyooo mee pok is another favourite of mine. I should have eaten that too! 😆
I was so glad that U did not buy from Tian Tian which foreigners/ tourists queue up for just because of reviews. Obviously they don’t know what good chicken rice is. Must also come with soup, black sauce which this stall does not provide. Do you know that there are hundreds of other yummy ( legit) chicken rice all over ? In other hawker centres , coffee shops……
This is the 1st time I watch your vlog & I like it . Nice bonding with your sweet daughter too👍
@@mandy_145 thanks so much for the kind words! I actually have 3 kids but theo other 2 already started school, and I wanted to bond with my middle child as we have never taken a trip just the two of us together. I think Singapore food is awesome, I can only do a bit of research before coming so I am happy with Heng Heng which I think is really delicious. Will be back for more and try other stuff next time!
A wonderful daddy & daughter trip.. ... She look happy for whole trip...good job!
She is my 2nd daughter, and we had never taken a trip like this just the 2 of us, usually the other siblings (I have 3 kids) are always tagging along.. That's why I thought it was a good time to bond with her and create some nice memories for just the 2 of us. She was tried when we got home but quite happy!
Welcome to Singapore. Very Well Made Video I feel. Flyscoot is one of the best budget Airlines.
Thank you. Had a great experience with Scoot. Checked in on time, boarded on time, arrived on time! Perfect!
@@pishedbloke Most Welcome, Sir.
Singapore...many trees everywhere
Yes very nice and green even in the city.
Chicken rice must come with good soup as well as nice ginger and garlic chilli sauces to get the complete experience. Heng Heng is definitely the right choice!
Hainan chicken rice is a favorite dish in Singapore, while in Penang char kueh tiaw is a famous street food with unique flavor that should be tried.
Wow thanks! Now I feel my taste buds were right. I thought the CR was really good too. :)
@@voonjanted5043 true true... no competition lah, everyone has something unique to offer, we are all lucky to live in the best foodie places!
it's not just a favorite dish. It's a National dish.
well done bro & welcome to Spore!, Really Enjoy your video
Thank you sir, we will be back! :)
Bruh, absolutely love your approach to *Building bridges and not walls.* Good Job!
Thank you bro... I am too fat to climb walls lah hahahahaha
I had the tastiest roast pork dim sum in a Singapore marketplace. More than SF, NY, UK, HK. I must go back for more. Plus Hainan Chicken after seeing this video.
I truly love the hawker and market food scene in Singapore and Malaysia, and the streetfood in Thailand too... Southeast Asia is a foodie's paradise!
Uncle, welcome to SG. I ❤Penang foods n it tasted yummy 👍.
Kamsia. Yes every country, every town has different great food to offer! We must be open minded.
Next round try Ah Tai Hainanese Chicken Rice.
Also Heng Heng Ondeh Ondeh & Tapioca Cake.
Nice intro Bro 😂 A chicken crossing the road in Singapore. At first I thought you're kidding
Next video I will share more footage, the roosters are fat and beautiful birds! At Tg Pagar MRT banyak!
@@pishedbloke If you go to the Midview building at Bukit Batok. Opposite the building there is a temple and bus stop. You will often find a flock of wild chicken.
@@zg0t662 one thing about Singapore.. even the chickens look super healthy! They must be well cared for. :)
Welldone 😊😎😊
Thank you!!!
U are a real nice guy!
Thanks bro, YOLO!!! LOL
Hi brother your complimentary remarks is going to make a lot of Malaysian furious.This is my first time hearing Malaysian 🇲🇾 friend enjoyed Singapore food. I find it unbelievable 😮.
Hahahaha boh pian lah, what can I do lah, we can only express our honest opinions. I also don't understand why people can get angry, there is no competition mah. 😁
@@pishedbloke...then you being naive but it's ur entitlement to do it. That why I did mentioned odd (not only me) if you love the dish so much and not start on ur own hometown (the land of food), and I assume you will take the opportunity to try on both sides, or you had ? 🤔
@@ck51250 bro let me use an analogy. Some people like Star Wars, some people prefer Star Trek. But actually you can like both, it doesn't diminish the other one nor reduce the pleasure of watching the other series. And although I like watching these movies, I don't know how to make movies, so I watch on TV or go to the cinema loh.
Hope this answers your question. 😁
@@pishedbloke ur analogy doesn't make sense....sorry, nope.
@@ck51250 Hahaha ok you enjoy your day sir.
Wah bro,
Your video is easy to watch and simple explanation!
Next time in Singapore, let me know, I will belanja you makan at neighbourhood kopitiam 😊
Thanks bro... got time come Penang for nasi kandar!!!! :)
@@pishedbloke I will Roger you when I ride to Penang after Raya
@@rahimresad7045 mari mari, we can have nasi dalcha, nasi tomato and nasi kandar. Another thing famous here is mee udang and laksa utara.
@@pishedbloke bro, don't forget nasi tujuh benua:)
@@rahimresad7045 hahahaha wow bro you really know your stuff... nasi 7 benua pun tahu.
Maxwell food centre chicken rice with Michelin star is Tian Tian hainanese chicken rice.. never try heng heng before.. Glad it was worth it for u
Thanks!!! I thought it was really good, now I am so curious about Tian Tian. :)
there are good chicken rice and there are out of these world ones. I find 925 Chicken rice at Yishun crazy delicious and I'm not even a Chic rice person
wow that's going into my bucket list... thanks
😅 I also just recommended the Yishun 925 chicken rice 👏👊
@@dennisang7148 looks like I can go Yishun eat, then after that go to Woodlands and go to JB next trip... hehehe. I used to walk across the Causeway in the late 90's.
i had mutton briyani at one of the food court- it was just a random visit- the briyani was really really good- one of the best i had
Ohhh I think I saw that stall too! It will take me a couple of weeks to review all the food at Maxwell Food Court! 😁
Inside the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the Park personnel has lost count of how many jungle fowls(chicken) family. And Otters too, getting more. 😅
Actually I saw more at Tg Pagar MRT. Very beautiful specimens to be honest.
The “famous” one is Tian Tian chicken rice. I miss the duck-egg char kuey teow from Penang! 😋💜
Nowadays most CKT stalls offer duck egg as an alternative. Extra RM1 usually, OK lah, (most) food still cheap in Malaysia.
Not surprised abt der wild ayam ~ there is a huge community of wild ayam on the Singapore General Hospital grounds, in nearby Outram Park. It is a mystery how these fowl ended up in the area. 😂
And they look very healthy too! Quite surprised nobody is catching their dinner around here hahahaha
Haha I’m preparing to go Penang in July to check out the Nasi Kandar scene there. My cousins in KL told me to arrange a trip with them to Penang for this purpose haha
July, got time to plan it well bro. My top 5 places I like to eat at: 1. Deens Maju, 2. Mohd Raffee 3. Merlin Nasi Kandar 4. Nasi Kandar Imigresen 5. NK Nasi Kandar
No. 1 and 2 are quite popular and usually have queues especially on weekends. Merlin is in the heart of town near Little India, so is Imigresen. I have videos on these places in my channel if you want my thoughts. 😂
Penang also famous for seafood, you can try the Mee Udang at Teluk Kumbar (it is a bit off the grid but a nice place to visit, nearer to the airport and towards Balik Pulau). Some other halal food places I love, Left Handed Char Koay Teow and next to it is Nasi Melayu Syazana also superb, also try the Mee Mamak (rebus and goreng varieties) at Padang Kota (Mee Sotong Hameed Pata) or Mee Goreng Edgecumbe at Gurney Drive.
Well Singapore and Malaysia food have alot of similarities to be honest. I am a Singaporean but my wife is Malaysian so i normally travel to Malaysia for food. Of course some food are specialties in Malaysia like in Penang the Chai Kueh Teow have slight difference (honestly i like Penang one better they put duck egg inside). Chee Cheong Fun also quite good in Penang so for me is matter of specialties and personal preferences. Will be travelling to Penang again in October :)
Ya loh, we should be celebrating our food, not fighting over it. I think it started about 10 years back when that Malaysian Tourist Minister lady said something about chicken rice and nasi lemak lah. Don't let those politicians spoil our mood hahahaha. June will be durian season in Penang, can consider coming if you like durians!
try simon road hokkien mee. or the ones at golden mile two hokkien mee stalls. One dry version, one wet version.
I love Hokkien mee too, it is totally different from Penang style which is prawn soup noodles. I also love fried carrot cake, the white type... last time I used to eat at Bkt Timah near Ngee Ann Poly during my school years. :)
Singapore chicken Rice is the best! 你還想回來嗎? 😆
100% sure come back 😁
Heng Heng is underated and much much better than TianTian. They also give real chicken soup,while the rest don't. That 1guy had a brother who helped out, but they always argued and he left.
Ohhhh I read in Google reviews sometimes uncle is impatient, but my experience with him was OK! Just take order, make the order, collect payment. Kow tim.
You can use credit card or debit card to travel on the train & buses too.
Ah yes good point... many people did tell me that. I had 4 old SMRT cards (some from my wife) which had value in it, I actually had to transfer them to the new card because they had expired. I was quite shocked to find out that there was a S$2 charge every month on expired cards! Anyway all in all I had like S$12 keftover which I had to use so I just transferred it all to the new cards. 😀
Nobody can truly judge whose Chicken Rice is better, as everyone have individual Taste Buds.
I really don't understand why when come to food Malaysian always like to compare which is better.
Each and every Countries have their own best food.
If wanted to fight like S'pore food mostly originated from Malaysia, then Malaysia Food also originated from China, Indonesia, and India according to where the ancestors originated from.
So, why keep comparing, both are Equally Good in their own Taste and Culture.
Yes I agree... it is our personal taste. But comparisons for improvement can be a positive thing so we can aspire to be better. I think the problem is when people put their ego before the reality to accept criticisms.
Heng heng and Tian Tian are related. From what I was told the cook in heng heng was from Tian Tian. Some people say heng heng is comparable to Tian Tian
That is great to know! I did find the chicken rice there to be delicious!
It's RARE to see a malaysian ENJOYING SG'food and NOT a sense of envy/jealous/hatred...It's 100% about food! same like me, been travelling in & out of malaysia for the past 30+yrs for food, TO ME is just tasty or awful food , be it Singapore or Malaysia...My ONLY comments is 'I'will be Back OR 1 time ONLY' lol!😅😋Just hope more malaysian will stop all the negative/hatred & start enjoying life/food regardless of nation and you will find peace & happiness as always!🙏Subscibed!👌
Thanks for the encouragement and support. I actually did not know that there was so much "bad blood"between our two nations! LOL. I eat food to enjoy and explore. Every country has a lot of culinary experiences to offer, and you are right, we should feel blessed we can have the chance to eat what many would travel halfway round the world to sample. Cheers!
Are you going to Michelin graded Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle (Bak Chor Mee). :P
I really wanted to... mee pok tarr is my favourite!
@@pishedbloke The long queue tougher than the queue at heng heng chicken rice. Good luck!
Tai Wah Bak Chor Mee ... Crawford Lane
Aiyoooohhhh next video I will tell you what happened lah. My own mistake.
You didn't visit Jewel at the airport?
Alamak... you are right!!! I was too focused on finding my way to the MRT I forgot. Another reason to come back again! :)
You can see more chickens crossing the road in Geylang!!!
Hahahaha chicken OK I scared I see rooster.. LOL
Why does the Penang chicken cross the road ? To eat chicken rice lah!!😂😅❤!
hahaha this Penang fella crossed the ocean to eat that chicken rice
Singapore no shortage of chickens for chicken rice. You see them running everywhere in our fields, pavements & roads. 😅.
Hahahaha good one! No wonder the meat is nice and firm!
If you are loaded with cash, there are many bespoke fine dinning restaurant in Sg, esp Japanese, Korea and Italia. Prepare to burn pocket 🤭
I lived in SG many years ago... hawker food tastes haunt me at night sometimes so I must eat rice and noodles first whenever I come to Singapore! :D
Der kuaypng in Maxwell is not the best ~ there's an even better one in Katong Shopping Centre, called Katong Delights. Comes with free flow of home brewed soup, which is packed with cabbage and other goodies. Its now easier to get to Katong with the TEL (Thomson EastCoast Line) whichconnects directky to town area.
I must come again to try all these places! Thank you!
I think someone must compile an encyclopedia on Chicken Rice in Singapore.
That is an awesome idea... I wish I could come more often 😅
Think other places not improving as they engaged too many foreign labour but in spore mostly the cook is the boss thus they can maintain the standard 😊
Yes I agree, this is a problem in Penang. Many stalls are run by foreigners and the quality is dropping at those stalls.
@@pishedbloke Hawker vendor must be singaporean and SPR.If a foreigner who wants to sell food they need a singaporean or SPR to be their partnership in the business.
@@kamariahabdrahim6963 oh that is fair and understandable. I heard that the rental of these stalls are not cheap too, so it is good that the food business is bustling.
@@pishedbloke But still affordable because its under government than Coffee shop which is privatise.
Tian Tian
Good or so-so? 😄
Supposed to be the best ... According to many
@@pishedbloke I think tian tian over rated in my opinion. Heng Heng is better, but there are still many choices of chicken rice in sg not listed in guide book.
I live in Central Area so I only know Central Area food. The ones I like are in Pei Kio Market(more locals & cheaper too), far east plaza (5th floor), the old Katong shopping centre but they will pull down this building soon, not sure when..a CBD stall near shenton 76 condo but only open during day time office hrs(near Tanjong Pagar station)etc..❤❤❤
@@monalisaaltenburg4879 Wow there are so many great stalls, and everyone will have their favorite! I guess we all will eat the one which is more convenient to go to also. I love these old hawkers, sometimes the next generation don't want to continue the business and we will lose that taste forever.
Next time please try go-ang pratunam chicken rice in jem. I personally think that's best although it is from BKK.
This is proper eating, not just for UA-cam. Just skip Tian Tian, it’s for tourists.
Thank you, I love to eat good food! 😁
Maxwell MRT Station - Exit 2
Yeah I saw it when we sat down. But it isn't very far from Tg Pagar, and it was a nice walk... I saw those chickens on the way!
Why did the chicken cross the road?🤣
To escape becoming chicken rice! 😁
Stumbled upon your video. Nice and simple.
Many many thanks, hope you enjoyed it
International ....
International Man of Makan... ooo behave. LOL
You are definitely a foreigner for speaking hokkien. Haha. Singaporeans speak Mandarin now.
I think that is a bit sad... I love Hokkien (all versions of it) and it would be a sad thing to see it disappear.
I think they speak more English the younger ones. Just like u & your kid.
I am a local born Singaporean I enjoy communicating in hokkien with local hawkers. Sure, good authentic food. Those who are unable to communicate in hokkien are the younger hokkien generation, speak Mandarin, and usually in English.
Im Singaporean,i goes Malaysia 2 to 3 x a year.
Ipoh,Penang Butterworth is where i frequent and ocaasiobally malacca.
I have to say,chicken rice wise,singapore wins hands down.
Even the so called famous rice ball chicken in malacca,i seriously find it overrated and to a point its quite bad.
Char kway tio,i prefer malaysia vwesion.
Nasi lemak malaysia wins.
Bak kut teh,cannot compare as 2 totally different type and like both version.
Carrot cake i prefer Singapore version.
Kway teow or chee cheong fan,Ipoh win hands down.
Their kway tio is out of this world.
The tau gey chicken rice with the kway tio is the best.
The tau gey is good.
But honestly the chicken is not what to my likings.
Yes. Some other things here good, some over there better. It is fair!
bro u come to singapore give me a massage or contact to bring u both around singapore in the fast way n nice foods too, that chicken rice is nothing, must try the tian tian that stall is the best, whan u going back n how many days stay sg n back to penang, hope u enjoy staying n foods in singapore.
Brother ah, I flew in the morning and night time go back liao... hahahah. Actually I went to CPF settle some stuff lah, Maxwell Road branch so go Maxwell Gppd Court loh. Tian Tian so much better than Heng Heng? Then I must come back... :)
What? Only tourists queue for tiantian
Exactly! O.R
@@pishedblokeCPF? So are you SPR or ex-PR?
@@kamariahabdrahim6963 I am ex PR boss... had to give it up in order to withdraw my CPF.
Its strange because Singapore uses Malaysia's chicken, but somehow it taste nicer 😅 Maybe the recipe difference I guess
I think it is the recipe and cooking process. The white steamed chicken we had was exceptionally tender and juicy... perfectly seasoned.
Surprised Singapore hawker food is cheaper compared to Malaysia
it is not cheaper if you convert. A serving of chicken rice in Penang is around RM6 to RM8 but the serving is smaller. In Singapore it costs around S$6 a plate, so there is an exchange factor of 3.5.
I usually spend around RM12-20 for a meal in Malaysia. In Singapore S$8-10 is sufficient.
But if you compare to income and cost of living I would say it is more affordable to work and eat in Singapore compared to the cost of living vs earnings in Malaysia
MYR 25 chicken rice???
In Singapore, so you pay Singapore prices. Just like if you go to Australia or the US or Europe, I don't think you can find RM8 chicken rice there either. :)
Sgp food is all about fusion to Michelin. Only a handful stalls still keep to their kochabi standard 古早味
Tian Tian Chicken Rice is Extremely Overrated by mostly Foreigners.
The Chicken can't even compared to this stall at Redhill Market:
Yuan Li Hai Hainanese Chicken Rice 源利海南鸡饭 Stall #01-18.
The Chicken is so moist and tender and melt in your mouth.
The skin is so Jelly-Like.
The aroma of the rice is so fragrant.
Oh in Redhill? I used to work around that area... thank you for sharing, next trip I may go back there to walk down memory lane! I used to love the chicken rice at Alexandra Rd near Queensway Shopping Center, not sure if it is still there.
Saint Margaret School
locals don't eat tian tian. as a local, i haven't even tried it before. my local friends also never eat before. try boon tong kee
ya, I heard they don't give soup... soup is part of chicken rice!
@@pishedbloke yep but still worth a try 👍🏻
@@bing7748 no I mean Tian Tian don't give soup... hehehe
There at least three (3) very famous Chicken Rice stalls! How come you missed Tian Tian and Ah Tai??? What a bummer! Did check out other famous UA-camrs like Anthony Bourdain, Mark Weins, Mike Chen, and local Singaporean Vloggers??? Before you go ahead. You are lucky to at least choose Heng Heng…but it should be later not first!
I prefer to look at local Google reviews than to follow the foreigners who come here. It's fine, I was quite pleased with Heng Heng's chicken rice, I didn't have enough time to wait for the to longer lines anyway as I had an appointment with the CPF.
If you want to try a good chicken rice tian tian is not a good one
Ohhh I saw an episode of Zermatt, he recommended a few stalls... If I come again maybe I can try his favourites. :)
Which one would you recommend? Guess I need better recommendations. I also used to like the one at Alexandra Road opposite Queensway Shopping Center... I used to work in Depot Road years ago. But sadly I couldn't find the foodcourt anymore in Google.
@@pishedblokebro, this one?
maps.app.goo.gl/Y4C9CU6e57MvuchV9
@@pishedbloke Zermatt replied to my post in that UA-cam . You can see his reply . We both like B1-35 golden mile food centre chicken rice ua-cam.com/video/Vj6XwimK1CE/v-deo.htmlsi=CZ_83KVgXTpA_uL9
@@pishedbloke ua-cam.com/video/Vj6XwimK1CE/v-deo.htmlsi=CZ_83KVgXTpA_uL9 b1-35 golden mile food centre chicken rice
why is it "lad n dad "when you have a daugther? should be lass mah....
LOL actually I am the lad too... I started this channel quite sometime back, just to save my home videos. Now suddenly I got 3 kids already hahahaha
@@pishedbloke
wah!!!! congrats on growing your channel and family. hope u had fun here.
@@RonLarhz absolutely! Met up with some good friends and shopped a bit, then went home in the evening by bus. My daughter wants to go again!
Not the same type of chicken
Penang Airport is much better organised and nicer than that in Taipei.
It is newly renovated, I am happy they improved it so much!
Quite wasted. Should have stayed a few days
Ya loh.... will try to bring the whole family too next time. 😃
Banyak duit
Pls dont go to tian tian chicken rice, very expensive, not worth the hype.
ohhh okay... yes I have been reading mixed reviews about TT.
Lousy chicken rice , dont even have Michelin star 😂
Chicken rice in Perth sucks! Overcooked, nothing near Singapore chicken rice
Maybe that is a good business opportunity!!! 😁
Bro you should go to try KEK SENG coffee shop opposite KOMTAR , there got a famous Siam Chicken Rice , Char koay teow and also famous Durian Ice Cream 👍
There are plenty of local Singaporean UA-camrs every day! You did not even at least do a simple research???
Not really, why see the same reviews of the same stalls everyday? Carpe diem! LOL
A spoilt child and a doting dad.
Hahahaha this is the problem with all "lao pek"... the more lao we get, the more easily persuaded we are. LOL
A ridiculous youtube comment.
No one goes vacation to Spore anymore. Besides being extremely expensive, you won't feel the pleasure. People that are stressful n tense. Bye2 Spore
I just went to Chinatown and Maxwell Food Centre on Friday and I was really shocked to see so many tourists from around the world on the streets and at the food centres. Seems that tourism has definitely recovered.
No one? We just welcomed thousands of swifties 😁
Just Malaysians alone 1 million visited Singapore last year and they travelled there by plane. Btw Singapore doesn’t count Malaysians those going there by land as visitors unlike Malaysia.
Stressful n tense? Singapore has been ranked the 25th happiest country in the world, 1st in Asia according to the 2023 World Happiness Report.
@@KeoNz You know where he's from? Salty as always.
And chicken imported from your own hometown. You really need a reality check on why you are spending thrice as much for the same thing there. Unless the Singapore Tourism Board sponsored your trip.
Ummm because it is not the same thing. Have you tried good chicken rice in Singapore? You may be surprised how good it is. Belum cuba belum tahu. 😊
tian tian is overrated and exp
Sorry Chicken Rice is from Malaysia, not Singapore lah. From bak kut Teh to Chicken rice are all from Malaysia.
It could be from India for all I care. I am saying the chicken rice in Singapore is really good. 😜
只听过新加坡鸡饭和肉骨茶，难道马来西亚也有这两样美食。
@@henrytan5594 Yes, Malaysia also has chicken rice and bah kut teh, but sometimes the taste is a bit different. 😀
Chicken rice originated from Hainan Island in China. It was our ancestors from Hainan who brought it to Singapore and Malaysia. Bak Kut Teh is a traditional Chinese soup from the Hokkien (Fujian) and Teochew (Chaozhou) regions in China, and the Singapore and Malaysian versions were improvised by our ancestors who worked at the Singapore and Klang ports. While the Klang version is the Hokkien Herbal Soup version, Singapore has both the Hokkien Herbal and the Teochew Pepper versions. It really doesn't matter whether they were started in Singapore or Malaysia, as like most Chinese food in the region, they were mostly originated from different parts of China. The world has more than 200 countries, it is more than just Singapore and Malaysia.
Thailand, thanks to its Chinese population, also has its own version of Chicken Rice, Fried Oyster Omelette, Pig Organ Soup and Yong Tao Foo, and they are just as authentic as the ones found in Singapore and Malaysia.
Singapore chicken rice is ridiculously overrated
I suggest tourists not to visit famous food outlets during peak hours. I once took my foreigner friend to Tian Tian Chicken Rice at 4 pm and there was no queue at all.
Makes a lot of sense! Actually after we ate (around 3pm) the Q was almost gone at Heng Heng's.
I hv tried all the best reviewed chicken rice in Spore.
I lived here 43 year.
It’s not a no brainer.
I drv up north for chicken rice.
I have tried all famous chicken rice in the north. None of them even come close to Singapore's top tier. Their top tier is at most standard hawker / kopitiam standard.
I have drawn the conclusion most locals here have no idea the real taste of chicken.
@@SSxxx18 Glad to know most people don't have your "unique" tastebud
@@KeoNz nice. Keep it that way 🤠