Hawker Centres & Markets
You cannot go to Singapore without eating at a Hawker Centre, which are full of affordable, delicious options that locals love. They’re kind of like open-air market stalls with heaps of street-style food.
My co-worker Ben recently went to Singapore over the Christmas break, and bloody gushed about the Changi Village Hawker Centre. He said the Hokkien mee, barbequed stingray, fried chicken chop hor fun, carrot cake, and oyster omelette were must-haves at this place. He also said that washing it all down with an ice-cold sugar cane or coconut is a must too.
“The carrot cake is amazing. It’s savoury and made of rice flour and white radish [and actually has no carrots or cake in it]. It’s $4 and amazing,” he said.
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Bougie Dining Spots
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