Cheap food in Singapore
Cheap food in Singapore
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Cheap food in Singapore Reviews
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Jun 13, 2007
In Singapore, the most authentic Asian food is available at the hawker centres. The prices are extremely reasonable (S$4 to S$6) and the variety is incredible, a typical hawker centre usually has 20-50 stalls each specialising in one or two dishes. The type of food on offer includes Chinese, Malay, Indian and Straits cuisine (cuisine that is a blend of cultures and available only in Singapore and Malaysia).
Must-try Singaporean dishes include: Laksa (noodles with prawns in a thick curry gravy) Satay (skewers of tender meat with a sweet peanut dip) Barbecued Stingray with Sambal Chilli Rojak (mixed salad served with sweet sauce) Hainanese Chicken Rice (tender chicken served on delicious flavoured rice) Good hawker centres include: Newton Circus Food Centre (MRT: Newton) Lau Pa Sat / Old Market (MRT: Raffles Place) Adam Road Food Centre Chomp Chomp Food Centre East Coast Food Centre But to be honest cheap and good hawker centres are easily available anywhere in Singapore. |
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Cheap food in Singapore Blogs
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Jan 29, 2007
Being in Singapore is kind of like being amongst pod people. Asian pod people. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love the cleanliness matching modern architecture and quiet , smooth metro rides. But it's so unnatural in suc…cheap food everywhere, and I'm already drinking boba nonstop. It just tastes better here. Although the eating in Singapore is even better than in China and Taiwan because it's truly international. There's almost as much Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Indian… the surreal life |
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Jul 04, 2007
Just a warning to everyone who reads this, if anyone actually does, its gonna b more like a diary enrty rather than anything!!!!!
For the past two days, the only real thing I have really done in SIngapore is shop, shop, shop!!!! NO matter where you…food....................so cheap but tastes so good!!! Its like $4 dollars for a dinner of rice, meat, curry, vegetables..and juice!!! I dont think i will ever go hungry in singapore!! as well as shopping malls everywhere, there's food!!!! and its all so so cheapy… Shopping, Shopping, Shopping |
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Aug 25, 2006
My dad and I took a bus from Taiping to Singapore, with the bus company Konsortium. The bus itself was super comfortable - the seats were so big that there are only three seats per row (two on one side, one on the other). The only downside was th…food is cheap but genuine and you get little pockets of true Chinese or Indian culture here and there (not to mention many other cultures). To me, the most overwhelming thing about Singapore is the amount of shops and shopping centres that exist. How can people… Heading South |
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Jun 16, 2007
Well I said farewell to my first little home and dragged my arse into town (ok so I took a taxi) and enjoyed one last student discount at subway before stepping on board the Reading to Gatwick Express. By "Express" I of course mean it in the British…Food is really cheap and yummy!!! I was then kindly taken out for drinks (Photos in next instalment) by 5 charming women from the office, who introduced me to the largest margarita I have ever seen and succeeded in getting me tipsy. So with… Departure and Arrival (Finally) |
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May 22, 2007
Singapore, destination number one on the final leg of our trip. Our first city, and our first country as it turns out. Call me ignorant, but I didn't realize that Singapore is a country all of its own, and not just a city in Malaysia as I ha…food was lovely and cheap too so it was a decent night. I had hoped to return to the same pub to watch Liverpool compete in the Champions league final, but the kick off time of 3 am proved too much in the end, and instead… Our First Steps in Asia: Singapore. By John. |
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