Skip to playerSkip to main content
  • 11 months ago
In this video, follow along on a whirlwind 36-hour food adventure through Singapore. From iconic chili crab and classic kaya toast to unforgettable bites at bustling hawker stalls, this trip highlights the flavors that make Singapore one of the world’s best food destinations.

Category

🏖
Travel
Transcript
00:00I spent $150 on food in 36 hours in Singapore and here is what was worth it and what wasn't.
00:05Starting off with the most expensive chili crab. Now there are a couple of places that you can go
00:09to. Jumbo Seafood is definitely an iconic and historic one. It was $104 per person and I have
00:14to say I would do it again. The sauce was so unique and flavorful and the quality of the crab was very
00:20good. Next is Kaya Toast. Particularly went to Chinmichin which I think everyone needs to go to
00:26when they go to Singapore. This one was $3.40 and of course worth every penny. I could have even gone
00:31for seconds. A short ways away from Chinmichin is Katang Laksa. $6 for a bowl and this one is a
00:38little bit out of the way but if you're willing to make the trek it will be rewarded. Last but not
00:41least is the Hawker Stahls. I have been dreaming of trying Hainanese chicken. This was $5. There's
00:46definitely debate about which is the best Hainanese chicken so comment your favorite in Singapore.
Comments

Recommended