TODAY DIDN'T GO AS PLANNED (Singapore night bazaar)

[@OnePackWanderers]

Hey everyone! You mispronounced ‘quay’ in this video 😂 Thanks for watching, and hoped you enjoyed 🙂

[@MitsukiTheSage]

I enjoyed watching the series & will continue watching you guys, hopefully you will return to my country in the future :)

[@OnePackWanderers]

@@MitsukiTheSage We will definitely be back in Singapore before too long 🙂

[@muhammadfairuzsamsi7209]

this is the first ramadan bazaar ever since covid hits, it was closed for the last 2 years. and what you experience is barely less than 10% of the full scale of ramadan bazaar pre covid. still, happy you get to experience a small portion of it

[@wafierocks7549]

agreed!!!

[@trunkstimeyt]

True

[@Founderschannel123]

Tbh i actually wanted to go to the bazaar soon once hari raya haji arrives and get all my perfume.

[@TeleeFONE]

Lol

[@LWC8]

You two are the sweetest guys I've ever seen. Just love the positive vibes you carry with you everywhere... rain or shine. Totally enjoyed your videos and glad you had a good time in Singapore. So much more to our little island than what you covered. The other FREE places of interest you can try the next time you are here include: 1) Sultan Mosque & Haji Lane 2) Little India 3) Buddha Tooth and Relic Temple (go to every floor, one of which chronicles the Buddha's life) 4) Chijmes (a Catholic school converted into a restaurant hub) 5) The Botanic Gardens 6) East Coast Park (rent and bike and ride next to the sea for miles) 7) Sentosa island (hit the pretty beaches with suspended bridges) 8) Southern Ridges (elevated walkway connecting parks) 9) Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery (get some peace and quiet reflection) 10) National Gallery (admire the architecture of a colonial building converted into an art museum) 11) Marina Barage (learn about Singapore's innovative solution to shortage of fresh water) 12) Bugis Village (local bazaar) 13) URA City Gallery (learn about Singapore's city planning through fun & interactive exhibits) 14) Chinatown 15) Haw Par Villa (quirky run-down theme park based on Chinese folklore) Yes, it is ALL FREE!

[@OnePackWanderers]

This is an INCREDIBLE list of stuff to do! We are copying this comment down for next time in Singapore 😊 Thank you!

[@DeadDrunk1]

Quay is pronounced 'key'. Its an english word with french roots. the meat in laksa was clams. The tofu is taupok, is fried and fluffy. it soaks all the soup up. mutton should be a gamey taste. murtabak is basically a huge stuffed roti prata with egg and meats.

[@lagrangewei]

the meat is actually fish cake.

[@DeadDrunk1]

@@lagrangewei its either fishcake or cockles.

[@lagrangewei]

@@DeadDrunk1 what he ate was white.

[@sktoh4469]

DeadDrunk. Quay has a variety of spelling and pronunciation. In Florida USA for example, it's often Key or Cay but rarely Quay.

[@DeadDrunk1]

@@sktoh4469 You have to remember, Americans speak simplified English.

[@ameame8]

Tia has the most beautiful smile ever!

[@user-zd7tc6ed4x]

Clark Quay (especially during Covid period) is usually only active at night. it’s actually one of the most popular places people go for the night life in Singapore

[@the_wanderlustme]

It was a nice change to hear someone talking about Singapore, a place where I'm suppose to be most familiar with since I was born here. Firstly, Clarke Quay is pronounce as Clarke "Key". If you wanted to try Singapore Sling, you should've gone to The Long Bar and Raffles Hotel. It was where the original Singapore Sling was concocted. And the reason why Clarke Quay was kinda quiet in the day simple because it is a night life place. The whole place come to life at night. The street bazaar u been was along Geylang Serai and this happens only during the month of Ramadan (Fasting month) for the Muslims. I'm surprise u didn't mention this or notice but Singapore is a melting pot of different races. This is something we are extremely proud of where people of different races and religions live together in harmony.

[@hilmir]

Guys, glad you had a good time here in Singapore! You really nailed most of the top local foods, nothing too fancy, just everyday foods that locals enjoy. In a weird way, I am glad you got to try them and liked them. Please come back anytime, and safe travels! 🙌🙌🙌

[@OnePackWanderers]

We’d love to come back again, and I’m sure we will 😊

[@leejh2008]

The spongey ingredient in the laksa is tau pok, a kind of fried beancurd, and the meat is actually cockles. The laksa broth is mainly made up of coconut milk by the way, giving it its iconic creaminess and fragrance. :) (Thanks to the kind soul for point out that it's cockles, not clams as I had previously commented. :))

[@cleffa3000]

tau pok! my favourite 😍. Especially when it soak up the soup and when you bite them... yum yum

[@theheavenlyoption]

I think tau pok is specifically beancurd skin, while tau kwa is the actual beancurd. I love laksa but it's too "rich" in flavour to eat every day.

[@walfredlim2081]

You should had your Singapore Sling from Raffles Hotel where the drink originally created. Or had it on SQ flight for free.. Boat / Clark Quay only active at night especially over the weekends.

[@tuesdae666]

You guys are such sweet, vibrant, positive people; it puts us in a good mood watching you enjoy everything.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Thank you for saying that, glad we can bring joy to you 😊

[@theheavenlyoption]

Not sure if you guys are still in Singapore but I live in geylang and I recommend this dim sum place at 126 sims avenue. It's a short walk from your hotel, a hole in the wall kinda place. Also the herbal chicken at Leong Kee bak kut teh(lorong 9) is one of the best things in geylang. unfortunately it's frequently sold out.

[@angjinyong8834]

Wan dou sek

[@nurulain-vc2ig]

We have bazaar Ramadhan only once a year during fasting month. I’m glad you managed to experience it as the bazaar wasn’t around the last 2 years due to the pandemic. It’s packed with people queueing for food to break their fast. It’s also where they sell so many things like clothings and lights etc to prep for hari raya which is a holiday the muslims celebrate over here right after Ramadhan. I love seeing tourists exploring Singapore. Hope you had a great time here. Do come visit again to try out the things you missed out on! Have a safe trip to Vietnam!

[@tooktav]

sometimes the things that are unplanned are what makes the most memorable moments ❤..another great video 👍👌👏

[@BenjaminSiew]

I love how things are so real and unscripted in all of your videos. You two lovely innocent souls obviously went to the food court for the bulk of your evening meals instead of the bazaar (thank god you guys did that because the cost of those bazaar foods are way overpriced at the moment), but isn't that the truth about wandering during travel. Your videos are so real, so unscripted and I love you guys for that. So bumped you guys are leaving Singapore already. Have fun with your next adventures! God bless and take care! P/S: You guys should totally do a video on Q&As about you both!! I'm sure many love to know you both better!

[@OnePackWanderers]

That is really kind of you to say! Glad you appreciate the imperfectness of it 😂😅 We have done two Q&As! Will do another at some point if there’s interest 🙂

[@BenjaminSiew]

@@OnePackWanderers You guys replied! 😍😍 Found you guys only a couple days ago. Been binge watching the whole of your playlist and am still catching up with the entire playlist. I’m sure i’ll get to the 2 Q&A videos soon! Hope you’re already resting up in Vietnam! Have fun!

[@OnePackWanderers]

@@BenjaminSiew Made it to Vietnam safe and sound 🙂 Glad you enjoy the videos! I think they’ve changed a bit over the last 9 nine months, hopefully for the better.

[@cowman76]

Just chanced upon your videos. You are one of the most endearing travel couples on KZbin. Can’t wait to see your adventures take you! Have fun, take care and be safe !

[@OnePackWanderers]

Thank you very much for saying that 😊

[@eat.sleep.symphony1555]

I love that you guys didn't wanna take up space in the food court so people who haven't eaten all day had space.. I'll subscribe just for this.. we need more of people like you guys.. absolutely well done

[@yiming99]

yes, it really showed that they are kind and considerate.

[@danbakes9602]

In your previous episode, the Jam you mentioned on the toast is called Kaya, which is less a jam and more like a coconut custard that’s flavoured with a local herb called “pandan”. It’s nice that you folks are so game to try new foods and stuff. There’s so much more to Singapore though and I believe your experience will be much more fulfilling if there were someone to contextualise stuff for you, kinda like a guide... Hope that you will return someday and I’m sure your singaporean followers will be more than happy to help you get the most out of your time here. All the best to you and safe travels!

[@cleffa3000]

You just came the right timing ~ Pasar Malam (Night Market) due to Covid was not able to operate until recently so... Not only your but us as Singaporeans are excited the reopening of Pasar Malam

[@ht6856]

The Ramadan bazaar is the crowded place you went to towards the end of the video! The place you had your meals is just another food court (open all year round) near the bazaar’s location haha :)

[@yosamonleepilar2396]

Foods are getting way more expensive at the bazaar....

[@aidil_goh]

love the singapore series!!!!!!!! thanks for being so open-minded and up to try anythingggg!! You should've tried durian because it's really popular but not many foreigners like it though. vietnam should have some durian too!

[@tbnpTP2711]

omg i saw you guys at the bazaar! thankfully the place wasnt too too busy so it was great to see you get some bazaar food :D

[@sinhuichan3232]

I am glad to see that you have enjoyed yourself very much in Singapore. Murtabak is best eaten immediately after it is cooked. It would have a crispy texture. Yes, as commented by one of your viewers, Singapore Sling was first concocted by the Raffles Hotel ( Long Bar) in the 19th century. Raffles Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in Singapore, it’s nice to walk around the place. In the old days, you could get a free postcard giving you the recipe of Singapore Sling. Hope you could return to Singapore for another visit.

[@anthonygoodwin7306]

Beautiful set of videos from Singapore. I'm a UK expat-been living here for the last 12 years. I thought you gave a fantastic glimpse of some of the delights that SG has to offer. I'll be following you in Vietnam. Your enthusiasm is just *so* infectious.

[@JerryGs-Cards]

I began watching you guys (and subbed) when I came across your recent Singapore vids. I love Singapore and have been there on business and leisure many times. You guys are great and very engaging. I looked back at your "older" videos looking to learn something about the two of you (where you're from, how you met, how you came to the travel game, etc.) but didn't see much in the way of background information. Just a little advice from someone who travels quite a bit and watches a TON of travel videos, people will be more apt to continue following you if they feel a connection to you personally. I found you because of Singapore but may not normally be interested in your other vids at other locations. What will keep me coming back is if I feel like I know you and am travelling with you. I wish you well on your travels.

[@OnePackWanderers]

This is really top notch and helpful advice, thank you 🙂 We have done a couple Q&A videos. I would link to them but YT doesn't like links being posted, for some reason. They should show up if you search our channel name followed by 'Q&A.' Hope that helps a bit! We will do another one if there is interest in it.

[@sktoh4469]

True. I always like to know which country the vlogers came from.

[@fism.7428]

Aww guys, this was my old neighbourhood, I miss it. I’ve been enjoying watching (binge) your travels! 😊

[@PantsuMaster]

I loved your entire trip here and showing how much you can still do with a decent budget. Everyone likes to complain that Singapore is expensive and yes, some aspects of Singapore are just insanely overpriced, but many other things are pretty cheap and affordable! And you got the true Singapore experience because of that. I think Crazy Rich Asians (the movie) also pretty much messed up a lot of people's perspective of Singapore.

[@sktoh4469]

The presumed high prices has dissuaded many from visiting Sinkapore. Sad.

[@TeleeFONE]

To be honest as a tourist, there is nothing much to experience in Singapore, it is not really a place for tourism or fun, but more for work coz of its high currency. That's why many Asians from ASEAN wants to work in Singapore.

[@sktoh4469]

@@TeleeFONE A small island that attracted 20 million visitors annually (pre pandemic) is proof that there are attractions enough.

[@TeleeFONE]

@@sktoh4469 Many of the visitors came because of transit flight, coz most flight from other countries flies to Singapore before you are able to fly to another country, not by choice. If you saw many KZbinrs, also they had no choice because of transit and had to stay in Singapore a couple of days, is this considered tourism? The number of people who really had the intention to really visit Singapore is probably much lower than that. But then there are those who came to see certain attractions, coz Singapore market itself well, but many don't have a positive impression of Singapore after a few days when they experience the reality, Singapore is known to be expensive, overrated, boring and stressful, many travel blogs and chat groups have said such of Singapore.

[@PantsuMaster]

@@TeleeFONE Yeah you’re right, Singapore is more for Singaporeans than for tourists. For the people staying longer. That’s the problem. Your view is based on the fact that you don’t even actually visit Singapore FOR Singapore. You’re not trying to enjoy it here. That’s why these guys had lots of fun. Because they went to the places most tourists don’t actually go to. To truly experience the fun stuff, you’d have to stay for longer and go to places most Singaporeans actually visit, which most tourists don’t do. Either you have a lot of money to enjoy the full Singapore TOURIST experience, or you have a decent budget and you get to truly experience the SINGAPOREAN fun. That’s the difference.

[@Akagi27]

The 2nd place where you got the cake pops was the Ramada Bazaar. The one before was just a coffee shop / kopitiam (a more smaller version of a hawker center, usually in the heart of housing estates and communities)

[@mas17sg1234]

If Tia want to buy clothes, near where you stay there is an old mall or plaza as we call it, City Square Plaza,many shops there sells trendy clothes. Is near where you took the video on the overhead pass.

[@dorothytan7092]

I’m glad you like Singapore . You have only seen a tiny fraction of Singapore . Please come back again . Have a pleasant and safe trip to Vietnam .

[@AmericanInThailand]

My Visa expectations- whatever they tell you, add three days, and the next step, add two more. And maybe the best music ever for doing laundry! Nice selection!

[@timothytan771]

Safe travels to Vietnam! If you guys get inadvertently stuck here till the weekend, I'd be totally up for showing you folks around for more sights (and food)!

[@kops888]

I honestly love to see the beautiful smile on both of you always, what a couple. God bless and have a safe journey always!

[@socioecohistorywordpress5268]

I'm definitely in agreement with Cheveyo on the Singapore Sling. Never tried it again. It is more for tourists. I don't think locals fancy it much at all. Not even the ladies.

[@vanratpiyakarnchana102]

I have followed your channel since the begining, you journey really make me feel that my home country Thailand has done quite OK specially during this difficult time. thank you . 🙂

[@jomontanee]

Me too!!! 🌸

[@palmtree_]

make sure you add 2 hours extra time at the Changi airport. they're so much things to and enjoy there. especially The Jewel

[@tsai3009]

You have to try the original Singapore Sling at The Long Bar at Raffles Hotel! 😉

[@superlynnie]

Or any bars at Raffles Hotel really.

[@magbalon9894]

Amazing couple. Positive and sensitive to the different cultures and cuisine. Love how you describe the food, drinks and the places of interest.

[@OnePackWanderers]

That's really kind of you to say, thank you 😊

[@siaujason5446]

U 2 look so awesome together and happy in Singapore. Please come back again! I’ll gladly play host if u r back. Meanwhile keep the good vibes going 👍

[@OnePackWanderers]

That is incredibly kind of you! We may take you up on the offer, if it still stands in a month or two 😊

[@REC_CER]

I would offer to play host too! And bring you to experience the Singapore sling proper at the Raffles Hotel's long bar.

[@OnePackWanderers]

@@REC_CER We would love that 😊

[@ryanbooth8421]

Had a little giggle when Tia was pronouncing Quay…because I live near a place called Salford Quays (keys).

[@triniflyer8685]

South east Asia is such a foodie's delight which is why I keep coming back from all the way in the Western Hemisphere. I am addicted to their desserts etc. Tia, how do you eat so much and remain so in shape!!!

[@brandenongkp]

What a lovely couple. Looking forward to your next video ,cheers .

[@ObeluStrawberry]

so sad you are leaving Singapore, hope u enjoy your stay here.

[@bongzman-j8j]

actually clarke quay (key), most of their shops there open at 12pm-1pm so you 2 were probably there too early.

[@syakila4959]

Tia! You're so beautiful inside out! That smile and positivity 😍 I'm curious of your roots, if you dont mind sharing?

[@japrpg]

Grats you get to experience the ramadan night bazaar after being on a hiatus for 2 years due to COVID! It is one of the biggest night market in Singapore every year!

[@r3dbak935]

We are going there in July and im so glad you showed some of the local foods you both Are simple but amazing with your details and so positive with your mindset. I love it so motivational

[@eat.sleep.symphony1555]

Clarke quay is a bar/ clubbing area guys.. it wouldn't be open during the day especially on a Tuesday

[@MS-ut8fd]

Mexican here, Spore has the most flavorful food in the world hands down.

[@mingzy]

You guys have to take a video of your home town when you get home. For us who’ve lived in big cities with millions of people all our lives, we don’t know what it’s like to be in a place with only 10,000 people.

[@sdqsdq6274]

looks like the pandemic hit clarke quay hard , normally there restaurant open in the day as well

[@dougmaclean9752]

you were very diplomatic on the mutton - strong gamey taste - one of those things you have to grow up with - miss the peppy music and Tia's desert happy dance - you think Bangkok's traffic was wild - just wait - thanks

[@ryanchew9229]

Fyi, Singapore Sling at Raffles Long Bar is $37++,so not really recommended for budget travellers.Across the street at ChijMes,you can get one for half the price

[@OnePackWanderers]

Yea we actually Googled the price at Raffles and decided it was too much for us. Two would be more than what our hotel cost! Did not know about the place across the street though 😅

[@xrarnax]

The both of you give of such good, positive vibes. This is my first time watching you guys and I enjoy it! Kudos for being adventurous in trying local Singapore food! :)

[@IZTheOne]

Glad you guys managed to visit the Ramadan Bazaar. If you guys are still stuck in SG, Arab St, Haji Lane would be a nice vibe at night and even in the day to look around small shophouses in the area. Though I hope you already got your visa sorted by the time you read this haha.

[@marilynho1774]

Glad that you guys stayed another day. Please come back again soon Love you guys 🫶🫶

[@SuccessforLifester]

Pronouncing Quay as Kueh (meaning cake in dialect ) is a famous joke in Singapore.

[@RaymondXperia]

Welcome to Singapore ! Just happen to come across yr Channel on my feed. Clarke Quay (pronounced Clarke Key) is more lively at night because thats where all the clubbing is. So happens Tue 19 Apr is Day 01 where safe distancing measures are eased for the nightlife, pity u guys missed it.

[@skwb1973]

Singapore looks to be the most vibrant city. Perhaps you can show us your hometown to let us have some context from where you guys come from.

[@OnePackWanderers]

We will likely do that at some point, though at the moment flying to the US and back would be a huge dent of our budget 😂

[@andrewlee1579]

I love how you guys when plans go awry you guys just laugh it off. Then just proceed along with whatever that comes up..... that's certainly a good philosophy of Life!

[@OnePackWanderers]

It works for us! 🙂

[@donuts833]

oh you should’ve tried the Haig Road putu piring. it’s so near where you were. it’s on the michelin recommended list.

[@simplyme3306]

Ya!that's another good hawker centre too

[@garychowhm]

I guess that is fish cake that you are eating in the Laksa

[@Glenn-zx3pd]

You should have tried Long Bar at Raffles (the original, I believe). It was quite lovely but was in 2009

[@sonnyday6830]

over 15000 subs....fantastic! you guys are doing very well

[@annieteo7169]

You are at Geylang Lorong 23... you can have very good meals at Penang Rd Seafood ( Lor 25) ( Assam Laksa), JB Ah Meng (Lor 30) ( burnt fried bee hoon), Beef hor fun ( Lor 9) Frog legs ( Lor 9 )

[@awesometraveler]

Gin and tonic - and if that is too sweet then gin and soda water with lime.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Gin and tonic all the way. Great drink 🙂

[@eujiboo]

'Quay' is pronounced key, though a lot of people do get it wrong the first time they come across the word heh Laksa is a coconut curry noodle dish. It usually comes with taupok (fried beancurd), bean sprouts, fishcake and the "meat" you couldn't figure out was probably cockles. Murtabak is prata stuffed with meat, egg and onions. Mutton is definitely the more popular choice for meat, though it does have a stronger taste so it isn't everyone's preference. Another popular mutton dish if you're ever back in Singapore to try is mutton soup. They're not very common but are usually found in hawker centers, a little bit pricey but if you're a fan of the taste then its a good way to really savour the meat and soup on its own.

[@alanchen6622]

The final part of the video is the Ramadan Bazaar! It happens only once a year. Hope yall enjoyed your stay in singapore!!!

[@JacobandJennyTravel]

That Singapore Sling looks so fun and yummy!!!

[@fxrisxmxli]

Clarke Quay only opens up in the evenings. You have to head down to the Raffles Hotel to get the original Singpaore Sling

[@Catzfamily269]

I'm glad you enjoyed most of the food in Singapore. Please come back again. 🇸🇬👍😊

[@jeffreyinouye2233]

Hihi.glad you tried laksa and chicken rice as well as kaya toast. The mutton Murtabak is delicious. In the UK, mutton is an older sheep but in Southeast Asia- Singapore, Malaysia and even Thailand, mutton is goat. Not a bad thing just a different name. Have a great trip to Vietnam!

[@ronaldpessy6229]

Black pepper rice, that dark brown sauce is probly; Ketjap manis= the Ind.sweet soja sauce with spices reduction.In Holland we call the round little pancakes .the famous "Poffertjes" .OMG ! LOL !!

[@hhspore]

First of all, thanks for dropping by Spore. Clarke Quay (pronounced as "key") is a old part of Singapore and is at the other end of Boat Quay (which leads to the Marina Bay/Gardens by the Bay). Situated very close to Clarke Quay is the pretty Robertson Quay park connector which offers a pretty nice walking path along the river that will take you to the nice Zion Road Hawker Center by the river. You should try the famous Char Kueh Teow (dark fried soya sauce noodles) here. It is rated one of the best in Singapore :-)

[@WahPiang]

6:50 Those are Tau Pok.

[@Zailah0201]

Came across this channel. Subscribed instantly. U two are gorgeous couple. Tq fr visiting Singapore. Hope u love our country. Yeah I'd certainly love to donate to your channel!

[@lawthomas3467]

Hope you like Singapore . Do visit us again and there is so much more to explore . See you soon. Stay safe

[@clare1072]

Your videos just popped up on my feed and I’ve watched all the episodes on Singapore 🇸🇬 because I’m homesick 😉 You guys did tried some legit looking food like Hainanese chicken rice, oyster omelette (“O Luark”), Laksa and murtabak 😋 Safe travels!

[@OnePackWanderers]

Thank you! Some really amazing food in your home city!

[@edmondtan8787]

The black meat which is soft n slightly meaty is actually cockles, which is a shell fish.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Thank you for the info 🙂 It was a difficult taste to place

[@hilmir]

@@OnePackWanderers first time I ate Laksa I found a definite kinship with Chiangmai's Khao Soi. do you feel the same?

[@OnePackWanderers]

@@hilmir Yes! They definitely taste ‘related.’

[@raimyabdul1395]

You guys missed out Durian! Come back during the season! its the best fruit!!

[@ObeluStrawberry]

yes muturbak is with egg not cheese.

[@mcseibel]

Singapore Sling was invented at Raffle's Hotel, but it won't be cheap there.

[@erisuuuuu]

Black chicken soup is actually a thing in Singapore (: looks like you guys had fun over here! Come visit us again sometime!

[@OnePackWanderers]

We’ll definitely come back!

[@wellysalim1610]

Laksa is a Great choice

[@belindahutchinson5333]

You guys make such a cute couple. Of course you make awesome videos..keep having fun 😜😎

[@syafiqasyraf7230]

You guys should visit Arab street especially during the night time.

[@junewang8518]

Oh, u need to go to Raffles Hotel for Singapore Slings. The place where it all started.

[@romeocorvinus3465]

Use spoon when eating rice. That's how you get to taste the full flavour

[@hloc]

LOL... Both of you when to Clark Quay... A place known for its NIGHT life... In the afternoon... And wonder why its 'Quiet'.... 😂 But you got the Singapore Sling anyway 👍 Anyway... The original Singapore Sling is created at the Raffles Hotel... You should spend that little extra to get it there next time... Safe trip in Vietnam... Will be waiting for videos if your motorcycle trip 🤗

[@shaunkee6998]

Singapore Sling originates from Raffles Hotel. If there's another chance, perhaps you can try ' the original' Singapore Sling? If not you can tour Raffles Hotel also. Has quite a history, that hotel

[@joesr31]

Haha I think you went too early, people go there to drink/party, not really an afternoon activity. The “authentic ” singapore sling is at raffles hotel, not really sure if its better though(have not tried it there lol)

[@endi4654]

Tia has a sweet tooth, I think she'll love Malaysian food. As a Singaporean I can testify that some dishes are better there! lol.. In context fresh produce are fresher there Coz all in Singapore are imported anyways. Visit Malaysia after Vietnam perhaps?

[@hilmir]

Here we go again...just enjoy the food. No need to always be comparing lol

[@iammisssee7752]

It's always this one is better or more authentic than that one thingy... why starts a food fight?? And it always this kind of old food war??? Singapore has our own taste and Malaysia has yours! Don't compare

[@jasonworldwide]

Something I've learned about travel vloggers...It's Ok to say when something SUCKS!!😄 Honesty is good👍

[@leed206]

So, did you finish the Laska, we have good ones here in Australia too.

[@ExtremeSuperEmoGuy]

The bazzar u went, it only happens once every year, so ure lucky :D And u guys should visit more hawker centres.

[@OnePackWanderers]

We could spend weeks and weeks just visiting all the stalls in all the hawker centers 😍

[@gratefultess]

Enjoy your stay here in Singapore 🇸🇬

[@Newdivide]

I see you guys are in the food court (or hawker centre as we Singaporeans call em) How do you like our cuisine?

[@SuccessforLifester]

Yes Murtabak mutton is a better choice than chicken

[@franciskok9748]

Welcome to our Little Red Dot.. It is "Food Paradise" . You would be more confortable sitting on on the chair and table all over the place, and I would recommand a bottle of Tiger beer to "cool everything down". Actually, the beer "maybe" enchanced the tastes of the "Laska" and especially the "Mustabak". I usually have a bottle of Tiger beer, pan-fried dumpling (Japanese gyoza) at People Park Hawker Centre.

[@litalatieee439]

tia's smile is just like dua lipa's tbh anyway love watching ur videos