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hannieehaee · 26 days

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Svt & learning to cook food from s/o’s homecountry (aka not korean food). A different culture & food for each member would rlly cool

making you a meal from your country

content: established relationship, fluff, foreign reader (non-korean), etc.

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a/n: this was such a cute concept omg!! i picked the food items and the home countries at random btw sorry if i got some dishes wrong pls lmk if there's any corrections i should make 😭

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seungcheol -

he wouldn't be able to stand your homesickness for even one second, feeling too sad at your sadness and deciding to do everything in his power to make you feel better. he'd ask around for traditional south african dishes leading him to make you some chakalaka while you were at work. the hours of trial and error wouldve been worth it the moment he saw the happiness in your eyes at his efforts.

jeonghan -

being quite used to simply ordering takeout whenever he so pleased, jeonghan was not used to cooking at home too often. however, if his sweet s/o wanted some homemade tom yum soup, then he'd deliver! after a quick call to mingyu (and an hour or two of messing around in the kitchen), he'd be ready with your food. he loves thai food, so this would be a win-win situation for him.

joshua -

he knew you sometimes missed australia and were unable to go back and forth as you pleased, so josh would occasionally indulge you in making meat pie for you, following a recipe you'd once made for him early in your relationship.

jun -

he'd had indian food before and loved it, so it did not take any convincing for him to decide to make you some indian street food. he'd do it out of his own volition pretty often, actually. by now, he had mastered the art of various dishes, specially panipuri, which he would frequently make for you, and sometimes he'd even share some with his members.

soonyoung -

if he sensed you growing homesick and missing your usual chinese cuisine, he'd go out of his way to seek out jun or minghao to ask what food may make you feel a bit better. he'd then take on the task of making you the most delicious street breakfast, jianbing, knowing it wasnt too difficult a task for him and that it was a meal you'd often have in your youth.

wonwoo -

wonwoo was quite known for his lack of ability in the kitchen, but that would not stop him from making you some laksa whenever you were feeling particularly homesick. despite not knowing how to make any other singaporean dishes, he'd have specifically mastered at least one in order to take care of you in such a domestic way whenever the opportunity arose.

jihoon -

never having been one to cook much (he'd much rather stick to washing dishes), he'd struggle a lot through making you some pastéis de nata for your anniversary, deciding to make a korean-portuguese fusion of meals to celebrate your relationship. ok, maybe he called mingyu over to help, but the joy in your eyes as you shared the meal with him had made it worth all of mingyu's nagging as he followed his instructions to the letter.

seokmin -

he's never been to spain, but he's had a few spanish meals throughout his life, so he'd quickly understand why you'd often complain about the lack of authentic spanish food near your shared apartment. would take it upon himself to learn how to make paella in the most perfect manner imaginable just to see a smile on your face.

mingyu -

making a pizza from scratch was easier said than done, but mingyu had taken on the task the moment you let him know of the fomo you felt at seeing him and his best friends explore your country of origin, italy. you'd watched nana tour happily, but still felt a bit off at knowing you couldn't be there with your boyfriend. but fear not! mingyu was about to bring the authentic italian experience to your door!

minghao -

he's been to the united states so many times by now that he just knows american food by heart. wouldnt even need a recipe to know how to make you some classic barbecue on a sunny afternoon. would even make an entire day out of it, grilling under the sun while you sunbathed next to him.

seungkwan -

seungkwan has always thought himself to be quite a good cook. or at least he was quite good at making korean food. japanese food was another story. he knew how badly you missed homemade sushi, never enjoying any from your nearby restaurants. he'd have to ask for your help at some point, but the end result would be the two of you sharing a nice moment making a meal together, so it all went according to plan.

vernon -

he doesnt know how to cook neither korean nor american food, but you best bet he'll try his hardest to make you traditional vietnamese food in the form of bun cha and bánh xèo. it looked easy and like it tasted good, how hard could it be? would try his bestest but eventually need to ask you for help completing the task. a+ for effort, though.

chan -

he already loves mexican food, so making it for you wouldnt even be something you'd have to request from him – he'd just do it on his own! he'd already mastered all types of street food, eventually opting to make you menudo, knowing how much you enjoyed that meal as a child.

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688199 · 9 months

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hello legend.

writing a wholesome mlb fanfic but trying to make it very meticulous in terms of details. do you think it’s appropriate that i ask for small things that i could include to highlight marinette’s connection to chinese culture.

things like certain clothes/phrases/names her parents would authentically call her/little things around her room /small habits/comfort foods/stories her mom told her growing up/thoughts on confucianism, taosim, buddhism/if she includes traditional chinese fashion in her designs/etc

i really hope this doesn’t come off as ignorant/offensive! i’ve been researching chinese culture but there’s a difference between reading about the “text-book” examples and actually being part of a culture where you just wouldn’t understand things unless you were surrounded by it and a part of it and grew up with it. and i don’t want to play into stereotyping, you know? i want these things to be specific to chinese culture AND to marinette & her moms side of the family.

any answer would be helpful because i read that you are chinese yourself and you are so well versed in the creation of marinette’s character that if you think she would do/say/keep/etc certain things i would love to hear your thoughts!

oh sure! note that i’m singaporean chinese, so there might be a little bit of difference in culture. but having been to china (and attended chinese culture heavy schools) before, i’ll do my best!

- nicknames: baobao/ bao bei, meaning “precious”. first one is babyish, second one usually used by couples but parents also use it to call their kids. also, easy and common nickname is just repeating their name. for example, if marinette’s mandarin name was “ma li” (though i don’t think any parent would want to name their child that), the nickname used by family, relatives and friends would be “lili”

- small things around her room: chinese literature books on shelves, maybe a blue-white porcelain vase to put flowers in? and maybe a maobi (calligraphy brush) sticking out of her pencil holder.

- small habits: switching to chinese when surprised/ stressed. oh and def using chopsticks eating (only use for asian dishes tho). make sure she doesn’t stick it upright into the food though, cause of some superstition, and general etiquette. she could get slightly stressed when she sees people use chopsticks incorrectly, i know i do lol.

- comfort foods: congee and you tiao (fried dough). she could eat it when she feels under the weather. also, an alternative to the classic dumplings is pan fried pork dumplings (sheng jian bao) which i personally love to death. oml. its also a cuisine pretty unique to shanghai iirc. here’s how it looks

- bonus: one nostalgic food could be tanghulu, or candied hawthorns. munching on a self made version using strawberries and other small fruits with hardened candy syrup while working. although it’s more of a northern snack rather than a southern snack… (shanghai is south)

- stories mom told: as in… children’s stories? or mom’s personal stories? for children stories, or common folk tales, chang e, the legend of nian, the cowherd and the weaver girl, the twelve zodiac animals, etc. personal mom stories not sure lol.

- thoughts on religious stuff: hmmm…. tough cause i’m personally not much of a religious person myself, though i’m familiar with taoism and buddhism. it’s not necessary to include those inside. oh yea just random thing i was reminded of, one small detail you can add is burning incense. for example, use of joss sticks to pray is common in taoist and buddhist religion. there’s also incense burning as an art form. personally my mom does that whenever i have major exams coming lmao.

- design: i think it’s cool if marinette learnt the art of embroidery, like shown below. it’s pretty commonly seen on qipaos, with different patterns but most commonly flowers. it’s a dying art form. having marinette use embroidery to make images on her outfits rather than have them printed on will be a neat detail.

hope this helps! good luck on the fic too, if there’s any more questions feel free to dm

(oh and though i find the movie mid, turning red has accurate representation so you can check it out)

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singaporeinsight · 3 days

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Wanderlust Chronicles: Travel Tales and Tips for Exploring Singapore and Beyond

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osaka-itinerary · 1 month

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Five Best Places to Visit in Singapore

Introduction:

A wonderful city-state in Southeast Asia excites tourists with lots of places and attractions. The vertical city could be full of striking highrises, grassy parks, unique cultural centers, and fun theme parks giving dramatic views and lots of opportunities. Marvel at the iconic sights - the Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay for, say, or take a stroll down Chinatown and Little India for a closer look into local culture. Moreover, an Osaka itinerary would also be worthwhile if you are planning to visit the Osaka itinerary in Singapore to explore more and attain a rich and worthwhile trip.

Osaka:

Tokyo in Singapore serves authentic Japanese cuisines, vivid performances, and lively entertainment with the whole crowd of bustling, attraction-seeking, and experience-savoring crowd. Starting with the Showa era and till nowadays, from the traditional izakayas to modern shopping districts, visitors can pick the path of joining the journey of Japanese and Singaporean fusion, which makes it a stopping point for travelers who want to try different tastes.

Gardens by the Bay:

Explore the outdoor magic of fern-covered walkways and 21st-century edifices at Gardens by the Bay. Hint: Switch the sentence structure and include more details related to the elements mentioned. This Flower Park serves as a dwelling place for two colossal conservatories, Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, which present an extraordinary collection of plants from every corner of the world.

Sentosa Island:

Get away or leave behind life in the city and partake in your senses to feel relaxed from Sentosa Island, the supreme island resort destination in Singapore. adventures such as Universal Studios Singapore and S.E.A. Aquarium, and also the simple beauty of clean beaches make Sentosa a perfect vacation destination for all types of people. Apart from the Wings of Time show, a mesmerizing spectacle of lights, water, and fireworks performed along the edge of the sea, be sure to attend the other interesting and exciting programs that are also offered at the resort.

Chinatown:

Have a tour of cultural and heritage-laden Chinatown to know Singapore "inside out". Sneak away to its waves of lantern festivals, but let me take a stroll in its busiest shopping district with tall ancestral buildings and its so-distinct markets. If you want to get a taste of original Chinese cuisine, pay a visit to any one of the countless hawker stalls scattered around the place, or best of all, do some souvenir shopping for unique trinkets and gifts.

Singapore Botanic Gardens:

Besides, there is nothing more gratifying than the serene beauty of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for nature lovers. Stepping into the nature gateway lined with dense greenery, winding lakes, and colorful birds, it's like coming to a zone where everything is at peace. Do not miss an opportunity to see the National Orchid Garden. It has the largest collection of orchids compared to anywhere else.

Conclusion:

Singapore features attractions relating to all interests, channels such as iconic landmarks like Marina Bay Sands, or better yet, tranquil areas like the Botanical Gardens. Do not fail to have a look at Chinatown whose splendor is rooted in various cultural aspects. A dip depart tour may include Sentosa Island as an ideal choice or an Osaka itinerary in Singapore as a bonus itinerary for a valuable moment.

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mvmandtravelagency · 2 months

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Singapore: A Journey Through the Lion City with TraveloSingapore

Singapore, often referred to as the Lion City, is a modern marvel where East meets West, offering travelers a captivating blend of culture, cuisine, and cosmopolitan charm. From the iconic skyline of Marina Bay to the lush greenery of Gardens by the Bay and the vibrant streets of Chinatown, Singapore is a city-state brimming with unique experiences waiting to be discovered. Join us as we embark on a virtual journey through the wonders of Singapore with TraveloSingapore.

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Cultural Immersion in Chinatown: Dive into the rich cultural heritage of Singapore with a visit to Chinatown, one of the city's most vibrant and historic neighborhoods. Explore the bustling streets lined with traditional shophouses, where you can sample authentic Chinese cuisine, browse colorful markets, and visit historic temples such as the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Thian Hock Keng Temple. Don't miss the chance to explore the vibrant street art scene in the nearby neighborhood of Haji Lane, where you can discover colorful murals and trendy boutiques.

Nature and Wildlife at Sentosa Island: Escape the urban hustle and bustle with a visit to Sentosa Island, Singapore's premier leisure destination known for its pristine beaches, lush landscapes, and family-friendly attractions. Relax on the sandy shores of Siloso Beach, or take a leisurely stroll through the lush greenery of the Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom. Visit popular attractions such as Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, and Adventure Cove Waterpark, where you can enjoy thrilling rides, interactive exhibits, and up-close encounters with marine life.

Culinary Delights in Little India: End your Singaporean adventure with a visit to Little India, a vibrant neighborhood known for its colorful streets, bustling markets, and aromatic cuisine. Explore the vibrant streets of Serangoon Road, where you can browse shops selling spices, textiles, and traditional Indian handicrafts. Sample authentic Indian dishes such as biryani, dosa, and masala chai at local eateries and street food stalls, or visit the bustling Tekka Centre for a taste of Singapore's diverse culinary scene.

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saemcam417 · 2 months

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Branches Of Singapore - Your Guide to the Best Eateries, Bars, and Boutiques

Welcome to Branches Of Singapore, your trusted companion in discovering the finest eateries, bars, and boutiques in the vibrant city of Singapore. With a diverse culinary scene, innovative cocktail culture, and eclectic retail offerings, Singapore is a paradise for foodies, cocktail enthusiasts, and shopaholics alike. At Branches Of Singapore, we're passionate about uncovering the hidden gems and must-visit destinations that showcase the best of what Singapore has to offer. Branches Of Singapore is your ultimate guide to exploring the culinary landscape of Singapore. From iconic hawker centers serving up authentic local fare to trendy cafes and fine dining restaurants pushing the boundaries of gastronomy, we'll help you navigate the city's diverse dining scene with ease. Whether you're craving traditional Singaporean dishes like Hainanese chicken rice or eager to sample innovative fusion cuisine, our expert recommendations will lead you to the perfect spot to satisfy your cravings. But our passion doesn't stop at food – we're also dedicated to showcasing Singapore's vibrant bar culture. From hidden speakeasies crafting artisanal cocktails to rooftop bars offering panoramic views of the city skyline, we'll guide you to the best places to imbibe and unwind. Whether you prefer classic cocktails, craft brews, or innovative concoctions, Branches Of Singapore will help you find the perfect watering hole to enjoy a drink with friends or unwind after a long day. And when it comes to shopping, Branches Of Singapore has you covered. From bustling markets brimming with local crafts and souvenirs to upscale boutiques showcasing the latest fashion trends, we'll guide you to the best places to shop till you drop. Whether you're looking for unique gifts, designer fashion, or one-of-a-kind treasures, our expert recommendations will ensure you find exactly what you're looking for. At Branches Of Singapore, we're committed to providing you with the most up-to-date and comprehensive guide to Singapore's culinary, beverage, and retail scene. With our expertly curated recommendations and insider tips, you'll embark on a journey of exploration and discovery through the streets of Singapore, uncovering hidden gems and must-visit destinations along the way. So whether you're a seasoned traveler or a curious local, let Branches Of Singapore be your guide to discovering the best eateries, bars, and boutiques in Singapore. With Branches Of Singapore as your trusted guide, you'll have everything you need to experience the best that Singapore has to offer. Whether you're indulging in mouthwatering dishes, sipping on expertly crafted cocktails, or indulging in retail therapy, let us be your companion on this exciting journey of exploration.

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travelupdatesbyflamingotravels · 2 months

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Singapore Splendor: Unveiling Top Attractions with Flamingo Travels

Experience the vibrant melting pot of cultures, stunning modern architecture, and mouthwatering cuisine in Singapore, a dynamic city-state known as the "Lion City." With Singapore Tourism guiding the way, embark on an adventure to discover the top things to do in this captivating destination with Singapore Tour Packages by Flamingo Travels.

Begin your exploration with a visit to the iconic Marina Bay Sands, where you can marvel at the breathtaking skyline from the observation deck or take a dip in the infinity pool overlooking the city. Admire the stunning Gardens by the Bay, home to towering Supertrees, lush gardens, and the awe-inspiring Cloud Forest and Flower Dome.

Next, immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Singapore at the historic neighborhoods of Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam. Explore vibrant street markets, ornate temples, and colorful shophouses, and sample authentic Singaporean cuisine at hawker centers, where you can indulge in local favorites like laksa, chicken rice, and chili crab.

No visit to Singapore would be complete without a trip to Sentosa Island, a tropical paradise offering endless entertainment and relaxation options. Spend a day at Universal Studios Singapore, where thrilling rides and attractions await, or unwind on the pristine beaches of Siloso and Palawan. Explore the S.E.A. Aquarium, home to over 100,000 marine animals, or venture into the lush rainforest at the Sentosa Nature Discovery.

For a taste of Singapore's vibrant arts and culture scene, wander through the historic streets of Bras Basah.Bugis, where you'll find art galleries, museums, and performance spaces showcasing the city's creative talents. Visit the National Gallery Singapore, housed in the stunning former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings, or catch a performance at the Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay.

End your day with a visit to the bustling Orchard Road, Singapore's premier shopping and entertainment district, where you can shop for luxury brands, dine at world-class restaurants, and catch the latest blockbuster movies. Take a leisurely stroll along the Singapore River at night and marvel at the dazzling lights of the city skyline reflected in the water.

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thebests5 · 2 months

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StraitsKitchen at Great Hyatt Inn is one of the top Halal smorgasbord cafés in Singapore. Its lounge area with a contemporary commercial center setting adds appeal to a broad menu praising the best of neighborhood delights. You can sample authentic Singaporean cuisine with approximately 50 main dishes and 20 desserts. Read more at: https://www.thebestsingapore.com/best-place/straitskitchen/

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vikhyatr · 3 months

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Tasting Singapore: From Hawker Havens to Michelin Stars

Introduction

Nestled at the crossroads of tradition and modernity, Singapore, often hailed as the Lion City, beckons travelers with a kaleidoscope of experiences. This vibrant city-state in the heart of Southeast Asia seamlessly combines iconic landmarks, culinary delights, cultural wonders, and, yes, pristine beaches. From the towering Marina Bay Sands to the historic charm of Chinatown, Singapore offers a rich tapestry of attractions. In this guide, we'll delve into the best things to do in Singapore, ensuring that you not only explore the bustling urban landscape but also discover the hidden gems, including the inviting beaches that grace this captivating metropolis.

I. Unveiling the Iconic Skyline: Marina Bay Sands

No visit to Singapore is complete without gazing upon the breathtaking skyline from the iconic Marina Bay Sands. This architectural marvel boasts an infinity pool perched atop three towers, providing a panoramic view of the city. Whether you're indulging in the world-class facilities within the resort, taking a stroll along the Helix Bridge, or capturing the cityscape at sunset, Marina Bay Sands is a must-visit destination that defines Singapore's modern elegance.

II. A Journey through Time: Singapore's Historic Neighborhoods

1. Chinatown: Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Singapore's cultural heritage by wandering through Chinatown. This district pulsates with life, adorned with vibrant shophouses, temples, and hawker stalls. Savor authentic Chinese cuisine, visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, and explore the bustling street markets that encapsulate the essence of Singapore's multicultural identity.

2. Little India: Transport yourself to the vibrant streets of Little India, where the kaleidoscope of colors, aromatic spices, and lively atmosphere create an enchanting experience. Visit the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, feast on traditional Indian cuisine, and lose yourself in the lively bazaars. Little India is a sensory delight that captures the spirit of Singapore's cultural diversity.

III. Nature's Retreat: Gardens by the Bay and Singapore Botanic Gardens

1. Gardens by the Bay: Step into a futuristic oasis at Gardens by the Bay, a horticultural wonderland that seamlessly merges nature and technology. Admire the otherworldly Supertrees, explore the Flower Dome, and witness the mesmerizing light show at the OCBC Skyway. Gardens by the Bay is a testament to Singapore's commitment to sustainable urban development and environmental conservation.

2. Singapore Botanic Gardens: Escape the urban hustle to revel in the tranquility of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a lush haven featuring an array of plant species, themed gardens, and the iconic National Orchid Garden. Take a leisurely stroll, have a picnic by the Swan Lake, and appreciate the botanical diversity that thrives in the heart of the city.

IV. Culinary Delights: Hawker Centers and Michelin-Starred Marvels

1. Hawker Centers: Embark on a gastronomic adventure at Singapore's famed hawker centers, where a myriad of flavors awaits. Indulge in local favorites like Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, and chili crab. Maxwell Food Centre, Lau Pa Sat, and Chinatown Complex Food Centre are just a few spots where you can savor affordable and authentic Singaporean cuisine.

2. Michelin-Starred Dining: For those seeking a more refined culinary experience, Singapore boasts a plethora of Michelin-starred restaurants. From the world-renowned Labyrinth, known for its innovative Singaporean cuisine, to the classic French elegance of Odette, the city's gastronomic scene offers a diverse range of options to satisfy even the most discerning palates.

V. Retail Therapy: Orchard Road and Unique Boutiques

1. Orchard Road: Indulge in a shopping spree along Orchard Road, Singapore's premier shopping belt. This bustling street is lined with upscale malls, boutique outlets, and international brands, making it a paradise for shopaholics. Discover the latest fashion trends, luxury goods, and cutting-edge electronics as you explore this retail haven.

2. Unique Boutiques: For a more eclectic shopping experience, venture into Singapore's diverse neighborhoods to discover unique boutiques and independent stores. Haji Lane in Kampong Glam and Tiong Bahru's artisanal shops offer a curated selection of fashion, art, and homeware, providing a refreshing alternative to mainstream retail.

VI. Sentosa Island: The Ultimate Playground

Escape the urban hustle and unwind at Sentosa Island, Singapore's premier resort destination. Whether you're seeking adventure at Universal Studios Singapore, relaxing on pristine beaches, or exploring the S.E.A. Aquarium, Sentosa offers a diverse range of activities for every traveler. The cable car ride to the island provides stunning views, setting the stage for a day of fun and relaxation.

Conclusion:

Singapore, with its dynamic blend of culture, innovation, and natural beauty, stands as a testament to the limitless possibilities within a city-state. From iconic landmarks that define the skyline to the hidden gems nestled within historic neighborhoods, every corner of Singapore tells a unique story. As you embark on your journey through this captivating city, savor the diverse experiences, indulge in culinary delights, and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Singapore's past and present. In every adventure, in every flavor, and in every moment, you'll discover the true essence of the Lion City.

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gosingapore · 3 months

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Best Food to Eat at Changi Village Hawker Centre.

If you find yourself on the east coast of Singapore, or are simply hunting down an area that offers a plethora (and variety) of different types of food, you’ll want to head to the Changi Village area. Not only is the super popular Changi Village Hawker Centre here where you’ll find an array of cuisines for super affordable prices, but there are many other eateries and cafes that are in close proximity, making things super convenient for an expedition of eating!

From seafood to local favourites, foods from around the world and more!

1. In the mood for seafood?: Tekong Seafood Restaurant

Why is it whenever one is near the ocean, the idea of feasting on seafood sounds so appealing?! This is one of our personal favourites to visit around Changi for whenever our craving hits! Plus, all of their produce is caught fresh, on the daily, by local fisherman.

We recommend their Chili Crab (chef’s kiss), or we’ll usually order the Bamboo Clams in Vermicelli too.

Stall number: #01-03

2. Favourites and the classics from around the world: Jacob’s Cafe

This is one of those dining spots that simply can’t be missed when visiting the centre, especially if you’re feeling a wonderful, homely cooked meal, you know, comfort food!

Their menu, in general, is really extensive, serving breakfast to dinner. There are western favourites, german classics, stews and curries, english-style pies, desserts and even a kids menu. Some of their signatures to try? You can’t go wrong with Oxtail Stew or try their Hainanese Braised Pork Knuckles.

Stall number: #01-2049

3. Craving Malaysian food? (Open till 12am on weekends): Wing Kee Original Taste Ipoh Hor Fun

With borders still closed, if you’re used to frequently hopping over to Johor for your fix of Malaysian cuisine you’ll be happy to know there’s a local Malaysian stall inside and they serve up truly authentic dishes.

They’re known for their Ho/Hor Fun (a homely meal made with meat (usually beef or chicken), veggies and chewy flat noodles, but their protein of choice is a delicious, deep-fried crispy and juicy chicken cutlet!

Stall number: #01-19

4. Heading to a completely different side of the world: The French Stall

When you think about french cuisine, two of the most popular thoughts are ‘fine-dining’ and ‘fancy’, am I right?

Getting rid of stereotypes, enjoy bistro-style French classics from scallops to onion soup. We recommend checking out their Special 3-Course Sets, including duck and seafood options, which are really affordable and start at $43.

P.s. They’re closed on Mondays.

Stall number: #01-2051

5. There’s always a long waiting-line here for a reason…: International Nasi Lemak

There’s something so more-ish about a good, fragrant coconut rice, and when it comes with a side of crispy fried chicken, it’s a pretty genius combination in my humble opinion.

Nasi Lemak is another dish synonymous with Malaysia, and although you won’t get yours served on a pandan leaf here, it’s still a great pick to get your fix. Theirs is served with a fried egg, sambal and perfectly crisp ikan bilis (white anchovy).

Stall number: #01-03

6. The old name for Bangkok city: Pranakorn

Thai food has become one of the most well-known cuisines around the world, especially when it comes to street-food type fare!

Tuck into all of the popular favourites, offered in a variety of proteins from chicken to prawns, they’ve got a long list of items to choose from. From Thai curry to your favourite tom yum, papaya salad, deep fried chicken wings and much, much more!

Stall number: #01-2086

7. The perfect snack: Mei Xiang Goreng Pisang (美香炸香蕉）

We’ve got to admit, we never leave Changi without grabbing one, or three, of these perfectly crisp banana fritters…what we love about them most is that they’re not over-oily either, giving them that satisfying crunch.

This is a great snack to munch on or quick filler in between meals, especially if you’re a fan of sweet and salty snacks/treats!

Stall number: #01-51

8. On the hunt for a spot inside the centre with a bit more ambience?: Little Island Brewing Company

You might want to consider this option, as unlike many of the hawker-stall type setups around, there are rows of picnic tables, benches and chairs set up as part of the microbrewery.

Yup, here you’ll find a divine selection of craft beers, as well as a menu with something for everyone, from local classics to international favourites, light bites, seafood and morning. They serve from breakfast through to dinnertime.

FYI. It’s located right beside Tekong Seafood (see #1).

Stall number: #01-01/02

9. You might want to consider sharing a meal here..: Woon Woon Pek Beehoon

Just wait until you see how huge their bowls of seafood are here!

They specialise in seafood bee hoon (which refers to white vermicelli noodles), with the options of prawn, sliced fish, scallops and even crayfish bee hoon! Or you can order their Seafood Platter!

Stall number: #01-52

10. Oysters for $5!: 坤記 Kun Kee

Straight to the point, Kun Kee specialises in two signature and loved Singaporean dishes in particular; oysters and carrot cake.

You have the option of ordering either black or white carrot cake, which arrives perfectly golden with a generous helping of carrot inside the actual cake, or try their fried oysters or specialty oyster omelettes. Their oysters are fresh, juicy and again, they add a liberal amount of oysters to their omelette.

Stall number: #01-47

11. A super popular street food in Singapore: Jason’s Place

Ah, the beloved satay and at Jason’s you’ll find skewered sticks in a variety of different meats and proteins.

Try their Pork Belly satay sticks (pork belly is ideal for grilling, when the fatty bits turn extra crispy and charred), mutton sticks, chicken breasts, satay chicken wings, and even otak-otak (a Southeast Asian fish cake made from ground up fish meat filled with spices and wrapped in banana leaf).

Stall number: #01-54

12. The Armyboys favourite: Mei Lin Yin Pin i.e. Commando Jelly

Although the english name was never officially given by the store themselves, most locals refer to this sweet dessert spot as the commando jelly stall.

The do serve red jelly dessert but there’s a story behind it actually, and somewhat of a local secret if you may…Located near Changi Village is an army camp and from way back when till now, whenever the army recruits come to Changi for a bite to eat, they always request the red jelly dessert, hence its name!

Stall number: #01-2054

13. Halal desserts and treats: The Finest Tea Shop

Don’t let the name fool you, although they do serve divine teas here, including chai lattes, their speciality lies in delicious sweet baked treats, from cupcakes to meringues.

But if you aren’t in the mood for something sweet, this cafe also sells savoury bites like smoked salmon sarmies, burgers, and more!

Stall number: #01-2060

14. There’s a variety of traditional nasi dishes to choose from here: Mizzy Corner

Operating since 1997, you can rest assured this kitchen knows what they’re doing when it comes to creating the perfect nasi lemak or nasi goreng.

They use ultra-fragrant Jasmine rice in all of their dishes and they even offer Nasi Lemak bento sets. And if you’ve arrived with a group of friends, or a big appetite, we recommend ordering the Nasi Ambeng Dulang, which comes with an assortment of side dishes and is ideal for sharing!

Stall number: #01-26

15. If you’ve arrived earlier in the daytime: Chock Full Of Beans

Or are looking for a weekend breakfast spot, grab a seat at this cutesy cafe, known for its drinks made into adorable characters…even pikachu!

Apart from the (doremon) art lattes and fun foamy friends, there’s some delicious breakfast, brunch and even lunch options. We recommend the Eggs Benedict which is always a winner, or their Seafood Cheesy Omelette with Lobster Bisque!

Stall number: #01-2090

16. YeeeeHaaaa: des By ASTONS

Best put your cowboy boots on for this one, just kidding, but you may feel transported back to the era of westerns when cowboys still ruled barren lands (this is the theme here after all).

Unsurprisingly they have a heavy focus on meats and proteins, but their true passion lies in steak…so if you love your red meat we’d suggest going with one of their ‘Legendary Steak’ options, like wagyu! There’s also chicken and seafood on the menu too.

Stall number: #01-2001

17. All ingredients are fresh and homemade: Makan Melaka

Cendol is one of those desserts that can literally be spotted all over Southeast Asia, from Singapore to Brunei, Vietnam to Thailand.

Grab a bowl of the cold dessert, best eaten chilled, with typical green spaghetti jelly rands (made from rice flour) and here its topped with red beans, corn and pieces of durian fruit. Each ingredient is made by hand by the owner, even the palm sugar!

FYI. It’s not as common to add coconut milk to cendol in Singapore and this spot is no different, so be surprised when you see it missing, it’s intentional!

Stall number: #01-2046

18. Their hor fun is made with bitter gourd: Wong Hing Kitchenette

Surprisingly this is one of the only Chinese restaurants you’ll find inside the centre, and here they focus on Cantonese-style zi char.

Although their menu isn’t extensive, they bring all the homey classics including hor fun (with sliced beef or fish) and other favourites such as Fried Black Pepper rice with salmon and Hong Kong style fried noodles.

Stall number: #01-43

19. Lively and vibey: Hanamco

Not a hawker stall, this is actually a cocktail bar – although they do serve western and fusion-style food on their menu.

Dubbing themselves as a ‘gastrobar’, they’re a popular spot for tourists and locals to grab a seat and watch the latest live sport matches happening globally, so if you’re looking for some peace and quiet, we suggest trying elsewhere.

Stall number: #01-2045 As you can see there’s plenty of options to feast on, and something to suit all cravings. Do arrive with an empty stomach, trust us, you’ll regret it later if not!

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Exploring Telok Ayer Cafes: A Culinary Adventure in Singapore

Nestled in the heart of Singapore's bustling Central Business District, Telok Ayer is a district that seamlessly blends history with a vibrant contemporary lifestyle. telok ayer cafes Beyond its historical significance as a landing point for immigrants in the 19th century, Telok Ayer has evolved into a trendy neighborhood filled with charming cafes that cater to the diverse tastes of locals and tourists alike. In this blog post, we'll take you on a delightful journey through some of the must-visit cafes in Telok Ayer.

Kómma Social Café: A Fusion of Flavors

Step into Kómma Social Café, and you'll find yourself immersed in a cozy atmosphere that perfectly complements its eclectic menu. This café is known for its fusion of flavors, combining traditional Singaporean tastes with international influences. Whether you're craving a hearty brunch, a refreshing beverage, or a delectable dessert, Kómma Social Café has something to satisfy every palate

Free The Robot: Coffee Haven

For coffee enthusiasts, Free The Robot is a must-visit haven in Telok Ayer. This café takes its coffee seriously, offering a range of meticulously crafted brews using premium beans. The industrial-chic ambiance and minimalist décor create a relaxed setting, making it an ideal spot to savor your favorite espresso or discover new coffee blends.

Laut: Navigating Southeast Asian Cuisine

Laut brings a unique twist to Telok Ayer's culinary scene by offering a menu that showcases the diverse flavors of Southeast Asian cuisine. From Malaysian laksa to Indonesian rendang, the chefs at Laut masterfully bring authentic tastes to your plate. The modern yet rustic interior design adds to the overall dining experience, making it a memorable stop for food enthusiasts.

PS.Cafe Petit: Urban Oasis

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city at PS.Cafe Petit, an urban oasis nestled in Telok Ayer. This café boasts a lush garden setting, providing a serene environment to enjoy your meal. The menu features an array of salads, sandwiches, and delightful pastries. Whether you're meeting friends for brunch or looking for a quiet corner to work, PS.Cafe Petit offers a welcoming retreat.

The Lokal: Farm-to-Table Delights

For those seeking a farm-to-table experience, The Lokal is the go-to spot in Telok Ayer. This café prioritizes locally sourced, sustainable ingredients, delivering fresh and wholesome dishes. The Lokal's commitment to quality extends to its coffee selection, ensuring a delightful pairing with your meal. The rustic décor adds a touch of warmth, making it an inviting space to enjoy good food and conversation.

Telok Ayer's cafes offer a delightful tapestry of flavors, each contributing to the neighborhood's unique culinary identity. From the bustling coffee culture to the fusion of international and local cuisines, these cafes provide a diverse range of options for every palate. Whether you're a local exploring your city or a tourist seeking authentic Singaporean experiences, Telok Ayer's cafes promise a gastronomic adventure that combines history, culture, and contemporary flair. know more

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Sizzling Success: Exploring the Art of Teppan Works in Singapore

Singapore, a melting pot of diverse cultures and cuisines, is home to a culinary scene that continually evolves. Among the myriad dining options, one culinary experience stands out for its interactive and entertaining nature teppan works Teppan Works. This unique style of cooking, originating from Japan, has found a special place in the hearts and palates of Singaporeans. In this blog post, we will delve into the sizzling world of Teppan Works in Singapore, exploring its history, cultural significance, and the top establishments where you can indulge in this culinary artistry.

The Origin of Teppan Works: Teppan Works, which translates to "iron plate cooking" in Japanese, has its roots in the post-war period when street vendors in Osaka started cooking food on metal plates salvaged from scrapped battleships. This method of cooking quickly gained popularity for its speed, efficiency, and ability to infuse dishes with a delicious smoky flavor. Over the years, Teppan Works has evolved into a sophisticated culinary art form, combining skillful cooking techniques with a theatrical presentation.

The Teppan Experience in Singapore: In Singapore, Teppan Works is not just about the food; it's an immersive dining experience that engages all your senses. The sizzling sounds, the enticing aromas, and the visual spectacle of chefs showcasing their culinary prowess right before your eyes create a memorable atmosphere. Teppan grills are often set up in open kitchens, allowing diners to witness the magic as skilled chefs chop, flip, and grill ingredients with precision.

Top Teppan Works Establishments in Singapore:

Keyaki Japanese Restaurant (Pan Pacific Singapore): Located in the heart of Marina Bay, Keyaki offers an authentic Teppan experience with a touch of elegance. Their skilled chefs use the finest ingredients to prepare a variety of dishes, from succulent meats to fresh seafood, right at your table.Teppan-Ya in Clarke Quay is a hotspot for those seeking a lively Teppan experience in a more casual setting. The menu boasts a mix of classic and innovative dishes, and the chefs here are known for their entertaining cooking techniques.

Ishin Japanese Dining (Palais Renaissance): Ishin is celebrated for its commitment to traditional Japanese culinary artistry. Their Teppan offerings include a selection of premium Wagyu beef and fresh seafood, ensuring a gastronomic delight for discerning dinersTucked away in the historic Chijmes complex, Tatsu offers a Teppan experience that combines traditional Japanese flavors with modern flair. The intimate setting and skilled chefs create an atmosphere that is both cozy and captivating.

Conclusion: Teppan Works in Singapore is more than just a meal; it's a culinary journey that combines skillful cooking, entertainment, and the joy of communal dining. Whether you're a local food enthusiast or a visitor seeking a unique gastronomic experience, exploring the Teppan works scene in Singapore is sure to leave you with a sizzling impression that lingers long after the last morsel is savored. So, embark on this flavorful adventure and let the Teppan chefs of Singapore dazzle your taste buds with their culinary artistry. know more

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A Culinary Gem in Singapore Go Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice Unveiled

Singapore is a melting pot of cultures and cuisines, a place where flavors from around the world intertwine to create a vibrant culinary landscape. Amidst the bustling streets and aromatic alleys, there exists a hidden gem cherished by locals and travelers alike: Go Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice. go ang pratunam chicken rice Tucked away in the heart of Singapore, this unassuming eatery holds the secret to an exceptional gastronomic experience. As you step inside, the tantalizing aroma of perfectly cooked chicken and fragrant rice envelopes your senses, inviting you into a world of authentic Thai-inspired cuisine.

At first glance, the simplicity of the menu might deceive you, but the real magic lies in the quality and taste of each dish. The star of the show, undoubtedly, is the Hainanese-style chicken rice - a dish that encapsulates the essence of comfort food elevated to an art form. The succulent chicken, poached to tender perfection, pairs harmoniously with the fragrant rice infused with chicken broth, creating a symphony of flavors with every bite.What sets Go Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice apart is not just the exceptional taste but also the meticulous attention to detail. The chicken is cooked to precision, ensuring that each slice boasts a perfect balance of juiciness and tenderness. The rice, infused with aromatic flavors, is a testament to the culinary expertise passed down through generations.

However, the experience doesn’t end there. Complementing the star dish are a variety of delectable sides and condiments. The chili sauce, a harmonious blend of spice and tanginess, adds a kick to the meal, while the refreshing cucumber slices provide a delightful contrast to the rich flavors of the chicken and rice.What truly makes dining at Go Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice an unforgettable experience is the warmth and hospitality exuded by the staff. Their genuine passion for serving exceptional food is evident in the care they take to ensure every patron leaves with a satisfied palate and a contented heart.

Beyond its culinary prowess, Go Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice embodies the essence of cultural fusion. It seamlessly brings the best of Thai and Singaporean flavors together, creating a culinary symphony that transcends boundaries and delights food enthusiasts from all walks of life.In a city known for its diverse food scene, Go Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice stands as a testament to the fact that sometimes, the most extraordinary culinary experiences are found in the most unassuming places. So, if you find yourself wandering the streets of Singapore, make sure to seek out this hidden gem and treat yourself to a flavorsome journey that will linger on your taste buds long after the meal is over.know more

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Experience Authentic Singaporean Flavors with Woh Hup Laksa Paste

Singapore is a melting pot of diverse cultures, and its cuisine reflects the rich tapestry of influences from Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Peranakan traditions. One dish that truly encapsulates this vibrant culinary heritage is the iconic Singapore Laksa. But if you don't have the time to whip up a complex Laksa broth from scratch, there's a game-changing solution on the market: Woh Hup Singapore Laksa Paste 190g. In this article, we'll explore the delightful world of this trending product and how it's bringing the taste of Singapore right to your kitchen.

The Woh Hup Legacy: Woh Hup, a renowned Singaporean food brand with a history dating back to 1936, has long been a trusted name in the world of Asian condiments and sauces. Their commitment to quality and authenticity is well-known among food enthusiasts, and their Singapore Laksa Paste is no exception.

The Ultimate Convenience: Creating a bowl of Laksa can be quite a labor-intensive process, especially if you're starting from scratch. But with Woh Hup's Laksa Paste, you can enjoy the same bold and complex flavors without the hours of preparation. The 190g jar is packed with a harmonious blend of spices, herbs, and condiments, allowing you to recreate this beloved Singaporean dish in the comfort of your own home.

A Burst of Flavors: The key to any good Laksa lies in its flavors. Woh Hup's Laksa Paste strikes the perfect balance between the fiery heat of chili, the richness of coconut milk, and the aromatic hints of lemongrass and galangal. With a spoonful of this paste, you'll be transported to the hawker stalls of Singapore, savoring the authenticity of the dish.

Versatility on Your Plate: One of the best aspects of Woh Hup's Laksa Paste is its versatility. It's not just for traditional Laksa; you can use it to infuse a unique flavor into your stir-fries, noodle dishes, or even marinate seafood and poultry. The possibilities are endless, making it an excellent addition to any home cook's arsenal.

A Healthier Choice: Woh Hup takes pride in crafting their products with care, ensuring they're free from artificial preservatives and trans-fat. The Laksa Paste is vegetarian-friendly, which is great news for those looking to explore a meatless option while enjoying the robust flavors of Laksa.

How to Use Woh Hup Laksa Paste: Using Woh Hup Singapore Laksa Paste is a breeze. Here's a simple step-by-step guide to get you started:

Heat a pot with some oil.

Add a few tablespoons of Woh Hup Laksa Paste and sauté until fragrant.

Pour in coconut milk and water.

Add your choice of protein (chicken, prawns, tofu, or a combination).

Simmer until your protein is cooked and the broth is rich and creamy.

Serve over cooked rice vermicelli or egg noodles.

Garnish with bean sprouts, boiled eggs, and fresh cilantro for an authentic touch.

Conclusion: Woh Hup Singapore Laksa Paste 190g is your ticket to an unforgettable culinary journey through the heart of Singapore. With its authentic taste, convenience, and versatility, this trending product is a must-have for any food lover. So, why not embark on a gastronomic adventure and add a jar of Woh Hup Laksa Paste to your pantry? Your taste buds will thank you!

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pasharestaurant · 6 months

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Tasty Turkish Delights at Pasha Turkish Restaurant in Singapore

Singaporeans love good food, and Turkish cuisine has become a hit here. If you're on the lookout for tasty Turkish dishes in Singapore, Pasha Turkish Restaurant is the place to be. Let's explore the most popular Turkish dishes at Pasha Turkish Restaurant and understand why locals can't get enough of them.

Turkish Flavors: A Flavorful Experience

Turkish cuisine brings a burst of exciting flavors, blending influences from the Middle East, Central Asia, and the Mediterranean. It's a fusion of tastes that Singaporeans adore. Pasha Turkish Restaurant captures this essence, offering an authentic taste of Turkey right here in Singapore.

Must-Try Turkish Delights at Pasha Turkish Restaurant

1. Kebabs: The Flavorful Grilled Wonders

Kebabs are a hit in Turkish cuisine, and Pasha Turkish Restaurant makes them mouth-watering. Imagine tender, marinated meats, perfectly grilled to perfection. Whether you're into lamb, chicken, or veggies, Pasha's kebabs are a delight for your taste buds.

2. Mezes: Tasty Starters

Kickstart your Turkish culinary adventure with mezes, which are small appetizers bursting with incredible flavors. Pasha offers a variety, from creamy hummus to zesty tabbouleh. Each bite is a burst of authentic Turkish taste.

3. Baklava: A Sweet Delight

A Turkish feast is incomplete without baklava. Pasha Turkish Restaurant serves this sweet treat just right. Layers of crispy pastry, nuts, and sweet honey syrup make this dessert an absolute delight.

4. Turkish Tea and Coffee: A Sip of Tradition

End your meal with a cup of Turkish tea or coffee. It's a cultural experience you don't want to miss. Pasha Turkish Restaurant ensures you get the real taste of Turkey in every sip.

Experience Turkish Warmth at Pasha Turkish Restaurant

Pasha Turkish Restaurant not only serves great food but also provides an authentic Turkish dining experience. The cozy ambiance and friendly staff make you feel like you're dining in the heart of Istanbul. Pasha Turkish Restaurant goes the extra mile to bring true Turkish flavors and hospitality to Singapore.

Enjoy a Turkish Feast in Singapore

In conclusion, for an authentic Turkish culinary experience in Singapore, head to Pasha Turkish Restaurant. Dive into succulent kebabs, flavorful mezes, heavenly baklava, and traditional Turkish drinks. Pasha Turkish Restaurant promises a Turkish feast that will transport your taste buds to the bustling streets of Turkey.

For reservations and more information, call Pasha Turkish Restaurant

at +65 9238 7075 or visit their website: www.pashamezzagrillrestaurant.com.

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