Trying Singapore's Most Popular Nonya Kueh🍰 Tiong Bahru Galicier Pastry

[@minnwong3004]

Ghib san is getting more and more popular

[@BlueMistYT]

Good Thing for Japanese Travellers and other travellers as well Ghib is very underrated support this man

[@alexs_33]

The green kuih is called Kuih Salat (sah-laat). It's a kuih with glutenous rice with a coconut & pandan jelly on top. It's a pretty popular malay kuih especially during wedding receptions. The brown/orange kuih is the same kuih but different variation of one another; a brown sugar or tapioca mixture with coconut & flour (Kueh ubi bingka i believe). Glad to see more kuih content as usual! Bengawan solo is great but I think the best kuih comes from small businesses / malay home business ran by makciks. Nothing beats homemade kuehs!

[@ixactan69]

One of my favourite kueh stall is "Mohd Zaid" at ABC Market. Oh my, their kueh kueh and epok are goooood. Its hard to find good malay style epok these days, and this one is GOOD.

[@ylw]

Hi can I check Kueh Salat = Kueh Talam = Kueh Seri Muka right?

[@ixactan69]

@@ylw Pardon me, but I have no idea too. To be honest, due to my limited knowledge I have not heard of Kueh Talam and Kueh Seri Muka before. After Googling online, I notice Kueh Seri Muka seems to resemble Kueh Salat. I believe due to close relationship in the region across Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, there should be many similar food with slight changes catering to local tastebuds and preference. Like I heard Mee Siam is quite different across the mentioned countries too.

[@alexs_33]

@@ylw Salat and seri muka are the same. They are just different names by malays & indonesians. Kueh Talam is different where the white portion is a coconut custard rice flour mix vs glutenous rice

[@IZTheOne]

@@ylw yes it's the same. I called it Kueh Seri Muka to be more specific. Some call the other 2. Kueh Talam is more generic description of this type of kueh.

[@seriousyrius7334]

OMG that apple pie is perfect

[@insightfuljohn]

Exploring Singapore through a foreigner eye is always interesting and refreshing

[@oxygen88888]

if the Kuih salat is your number 1 among them, wow that makes you one of us. It's indeed a classic. Mochi or glutinous rice is as I know a traditional taste of Japan, perhaps that's also why you are able to appreciate and pick this one out among them.

[@engorgioarmani3381]

Fun fact: Usagi Tsukino aka Sailor Moon in Indonesia is called "the onde-onde girl" due to her hair looking like onde-onde.

[@SKTWSG]

この店自分の行っていた幼稚園の近くにあったからめっちゃ覚えてる‼︎ 久しぶりに見れて嬉しいです。 ありがとうございます よくシフォンケーキとか買ってました

[@yukikosg]

前からクエ食べてみたかったけど、ジブおじのコメント聞いてたらさらにめっちゃめちゃ食べたくなった！なんだか数年後、日本のTV番組でシンガポール案内で出演しそう、、、！！

[@tkyap2524]

Lost touch with the place. This video has reconnected me with it. Will visit it soon. Good work KZbinr. Who says Singapore is boring. Videos such as this can help kick-start local tourism.

[@daysbyrisa]

Love Tiong Bahru! ☺️ Used to live around that area and only truly appreciated the beauty & convenience now that I moved away...

[@ixactan69]

5:36 If I am not wrong, that should be kueh salat. The rice is glutinous rice, which is the same rice used for bak chang. The green portion is kaya, which I am sure Ghib-san is super familiar, since you are a fanboy of Yakun. 😁

[@ixactan69]

Forget to add. Go easy with kuehs hor. They can be quite high on sugar and eggs... 😅🙈

[@shiokfalafhel5709]

Ixac Tan yeah that’s the reason i avoid those foods during raya or at hawker centres coz they too sweet for my tastebuds

[@ordinaryobserver897]

I thought that the lady would give him the apple pie free for free publicity... Singapore vendors, hope you all will give Ghib free products when he visits your shops ...please show the hospitality that most of us have in sg lah!

[@psoon04286]

Ordinary Observer that’s right. Ghib always give good and flattering reviews. Shop owners should appreciate the marketing exposure that they are getting that traditional advertising cannot achieve. This is the best form of ‘word of mouth’ recommendation.

[@joanneng9145]

Think they don't know why Ghib is

[@hgchaser]

when u give free, the youtuber might feel obligated to say good things. That's not the way to show hospitality.

[@psoon04286]

nelarowana aro What many KZbinrs do in this case is to tell the audience that they received the item free but is not obliged to endorse it and that what he’s going to comment about it is entirely his own, ie, a disclaimer

[@orangenomore6199]

Yes, Tiong Bahru has this rustic charm and a food centre call Tiong Bahru Market that sells incredibly delicious food 😁

[@reiteo8015]

That apple pie looks insanely good!

[@psoon04286]

Rei Teo and Ghib’s description confirms it👍

[@syarifahnajwa5491]

Glad 🙏that Ghib San is very famous n popular now...💖

[@uzumakirakku]

I love kuih salat too! It's so good. Perfect balance of flavours.

[@insightfuljohn]

12:03 "Me revealing how popular I am getting now" Hahha

[@むちむちむちこ-x4w]

１５年前程にシンガポールにすんでいました。懐かしく、新しいシンガポールを見るのを楽しみにしています。

[@Towkeeyoh]

Man... Everytime I watch your videos with food. I get a new craving. Now I have to go to the nearest kueh shop.

[@junkodf2055]

シンガポールは美味しいものが多過ぎて、デザートまでたどり着けなかったけど、伝統的なお菓子もトライしてみたくらなった！

[@KirkBell]

Just found this video. Can't wait to travel back to Singapore (And Japan!) from Australia when we are allowed. The food is just sooo good. Thanks for the video Ghib!

[@joeychen3946]

Watching this video makes me wanna make a trip down to Galicier haha. They're definitely better than Bengawan Solo.

[@kenling1340]

シンガポールの地元の人々が行く今回のようなお店を、今後も紹介願います。 いつも楽しく拝見させてもらってます。ありがとうございます！

[@crosbyong]

Bengawan Solo offers more authentic Peranakan kuehs 👍 Galicier Pastry sells a mixture of pastries including some “Nyonya kuehs”. 5:36 The two-layer green kueh with glutinous rice at the bottom and the green custard (a mixture coconut milk, eggs, flour and sugar). It is known by many names Pulut Serikaya (Malaccan Peranakan) or Kueh Salat or Kueh Seri Muka.

[@paecpc]

Everyone in Singapore knows Ghib San got famous because of Yishun. 😊

[@IZTheOne]

Ghib-san even helping Japanese living in Singapore to discover Singapore now that's called doing a great job. Keep it up bro!

[@psoon04286]

He also a big help to overseas S’poreans like myself😁

[@janecher370]

There's also another nonya kueh shop within Tiong Bahru Market called HarriAnn's Delight. :)

[@sallylovegame]

英語で話してくれて嬉しい！英語の勉強になります。 街並みを歩くと、とても楽しいものが沢山あってほんとに楽しそう。行ってみたい。 お菓子屋さんとてもカラフルなもちもちの日本の和菓子のような感覚なのかな。日本にも入ってきて欲しい！美味しそう！ 散歩おつかれさまです。

[@princessyuuka777]

庶民的でいいですね！安くて美味しそうだし♡ ブンガワンソロは私も大好きです。さすがに生菓子は持って帰れませんが 可愛い缶に入ったクッキー🍪はお土産に喜ばれますよ。ただ少々お高い🤣

[@steam4life424]

Oh, the custard egg tarts are amazing!

[@ILovePlayingZeldaGamesOnSwitch]

I love Tiong Bahru hawker center. Now i should try that kueh shop

[@simplyme3306]

Great short video. Next time try HarriAnns Nonya Table. Definitely better than Bengawan.

[@weeyinpei2598]

I agree

[@windsorus]

Ah, no. I disagree. Lol.

[@alvinmah6148]

Ghib, you should try the ondeh ondeh from Tiong Bahru Market. The name of the shop is HarriAnn’s Delight. In my opinion, it’s better than bengawan solo. There is a crunch (they put a small piece of brown rock sugar, and that’s the magic). when you bite into it. Btw HarriAnn’s has several outlets.

[@tenga3tango]

the nyonya kuih shop in tiong bahru is named Galacier, kuih dadar is made with snow white coconut gratings.

[@starcarter6592]

Do you know that bengawansolo at westmall (bukit Batok) serves chendol in their cafe in addition to the kueh and cakes sold. This is the one and only bengawansolo cafe that serves chendol. Their chendol is awesome! Give it a try

[@dannysoh9467]

Glacier is awesome!

[@johnang9452]

Oji-San, thank you for showing us this hidden Gem, doesn't know it existed. The brown kueh with coconut shaving is called Kueh Ko Swee.. Anyway, Apple Pie and Egg Tarts are not Nonya kueh, but it's good that they sell these, and they taste better as it is made with a personal touch and not by machine, like the big fanchisee.

[@shan2lu]

Thank you for the recommendation, I'm gonna check it out! Looks yummy! 😋

[@tohmeiqi8725]

There is Putu Ayu which is a MUST TRY for their Nonya Kueh. 😋

[@goodgood6688]

Singlish : "Okay, can can". Standard English :"Okay, I'll take it". Ghib san speaks standard English with an American accent. However, when he talks with Singaporeans, he switches to Singlish. Singaporeans should be able to switch code when speaking to foreigners.

[@nadiamohtar]

You should try more Malay kuihs. Ratu lemper sells really great ones. Nonya kuihs are inspired from Malay kuihs.

[@koreanlangoppa647]

I love Tiong Bahru’s street and people ❤️

[@waisee80]

The egg tart had yellow colour as they could use more egg yolk when making the custard mix.

[@もりしおり-n7l]

I’d love to see him in person someday since I live in SG...

[@clarenceteo6833]

The green and white one is my favorite too 😋

[@siewgeklee9725]

Thanks for introducing me the shop that sell Nonya kueh which is also my favourite

[@pennyarts886]

U see gib, you are very popular in singapore now. Haha👏👏👏😀😀😀

[@beautifuldurian]

6:34 - 6:40 he censored himself!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ruricolle]

全部おいしそう！東京にも出店してほしいです。人気のあるお店で週末にお客さんが多いのはわかるけど、どうして早朝に混むのかが不思議です。ウェットマーケットに来たついでにこのお店に寄る人が多いのかしら？

[@lilianr513]

Auntie is proud of her apple pie!!!!

[@alvinphk]

Hi Ghib, I notice you like Tiong Bahru quite a lot and have done a few vlog there. It is definitely is a wonderful place to visit. Just to share some history of the Tiong Bahru estate. Back in the 1930s, it was also known as a Mistress slum. The locals called it “Den of Beauties (mĕi rén wō ）” 美人窝, colloquially known as “Mistress Village (èr nai chūn )” 二奶村 for housing mistresses of rich men. Due to the high costs of flats, Crazy Rich Asian men commonly kept their second homes stashed away in Tiong Bahru. The estate’s proximity to Great World Amusement Park also drew cabaret dancers and ‘pippa girls’ (aka prostitutes) as inhabitants of the flats with their ‘majies’ or minders. Of course, there are more history to the estate awaiting for us to discover.😌🌼🌺

[@wenliuehkueh3549]

Ghib your fav green and white kueh is called kueh salat.

[@shinsukemohri]

ジブオジさん❤️ クエも大好き💕👍 画像を確認したのですがレインボーのラピス・サグが無かったですネ😭 バウムクーヘン・クエ・ラピスも👍

[@ClayToTreasure]

my mum used to buy from that pastry haha. yea alot of japanese live in tiong bahru

[@mayday1025]

But ...... But Harriann's right there at the hawker centre for nonya kueh!!!! My to-go-to!!!!!

[@kylieboo7812]

The green pandan and rice is called kueh salat.

[@ayanohanesaki80]

😂😂 I'd totally be like her being like that when I see Ghib hahahahah

[@veliking3175]

Thanks for sharing ! I would visit that shop if I were in the vicinity. I personally like the kueh dodoh (black colour kueh with sticky chewy texture). Bengawan Solo has became the commercial version of nonya kueh with outlets all over the Island, while they may not be the "best", but they are a good introduction for visitors and also convenient for travellers to buy some at the airport before they return. I saw that you have travelled to many places and tried lots of different food from all over the world and also all over Singapore, however the only malay food you tried (on video) was Nasi Lemak? Maybe you have eaten some during your travels, just not on video... if that is not the case, it might be worth to look for some nice malay food such as Mee Rebus, mee siam, mee soto, etc.

[@すぐ文句言うおじさん]

写真撮れ言われたけど、このアップルパイは普通にすごい、あったら買う🥱笑 KZbin見てますって言われたら、美味しいって言うよね😎笑

[@kalekaeliz]

Love the nonya kuehs from Glacier, old school taste.

[@lingling5775]

Love your video. Very interesting. 😊

[@misschong783]

Galacier is definitely better than bengawan solo imo!!

[@csy897]

There is a condo in the area that a lot of Japanese like. There are many Japanese families that live there.

[@sharonauyang9712]

Thanks fr recommending good food in Singapore. Now Bengawon Solo is not so good!

[@SuzLir35]

ぜひ行ってみたかったですが、もう閉店されちゃったんですね、、でもクエは食べてみたいので他のお店挑戦してみます…！

[@qijun1109]

That auntie dam clever ah.... free publicity.... You should ask her to give discount lah! 😂😂😂

[@aaap3875]

That apple pie looks good....

[@kaori8441]

アップルパイめちゃくちゃ美味しそう🍎 シンガポールは、美味しそうなものがたくさんで、次に行ったら太りそう‼️

[@bishan2281]

Ok can can ... so nice all the kueh kueh....

[@lilianr513]

You are very lucky - no queue!

[@shuxian13m]

Yummmm I love nonya kueh

[@m0m1s1a]

こういう地元の店行ってみたいですね。

[@ahber79]

Galicier is way better than Bengawan Solo! They are miles apart.

[@amerlynteo8661]

Agreed totally. Bengawan Solo version is bland.👎

[@psoon04286]

I’ve always been a Bengawan Solo customer and have found their quality a little lacking for sometime. Will look out for Galicier the next time😊

[@languishinga7368]

Try kueh at Chalkfarm at Paragon basement.. very very good too

[@ralphou]

tht is 4 the mid income and above pls!& ie more of cakes....... try subway @ paragon basement instead - truly Nonya

[@wysrl]

That shop is famous for their pandan cake.

[@shan2lu]

Thanks, my favorite!

[@tomoxiraixi]

頻繁に猿神様を撮ってたからムカデ出現→アップグレードできたのかも。後日お供えしましょう！ ところで、Nonya KuehとNyonya Kueh、どっちが正しいのでしょう？

[@im_joku]

僕自分はNyonya Kueh は正しいと思うですけど、シンガポールにどっちもいいです！

[@tomoxiraixi]

@@im_joku さん、ありがとうございます！

[@山下隆生-n2l]

ブンガワンソロは、インドネシアの河の名前です。歌が戦中〜戦後、日本でも流行しました。 ブンガワンは、名前。ソロは 河の事だったと思います。 いい曲なので、是非練習してください。

[@tomoxiraixi]

Bengawan=ジャワ語で「大河」、Soloは中部ジャワの地名です。

[@tomoxiraixi]

ところで、ほぼ同内容の重複投稿が現時点で合計6つあるようです。削除してはいかがでしょうか。

[@山下隆生-n2l]

Tomo XIRAIXI さん、ありがとうございます😊 うろ覚えでしたので間違いました。

[@swvid4560]

有名人だ〜

[@siewgeklee9725]

U. Did show the shop name n address

[@kornhead8]

Yr English is getting better 🤗

[@hermitpurple3]

これは地元じゃないと食べられないね。 多分、都内でも売っているとは思う。 でも、大抵の場合、高級な似て非なる物に変化していて、値段もきっと高いだろう（笑）

[@jeffreysetapak]

The most famous Nyonya kueh is not at Joo Chat meh??

[@dseet3628]

Can not compare! Two different things Bengawan Solo have become very commercialized Mom n Pop ‘s store keep to traditional way of making Just like you said pandan leaf for green coloring n not artificial coloring Apple pie probably big influence from recent influx of French bakery

[@Shinky0]

7th! Edit: Is this store better or Rainbow Lapis which you ate before.

[@kensim8378]

that orange kueh is mde of tapioca

[@nigelcai4227]

Try bika ambon from Instagram @Thehoneycombcake

[@Leo-gb1mo]

egg tart the best

[@chill3808]

Actually ~ you must as well order one each 😂

[@bigpapa1472]

Lol, it won't be a secret if people just share it on KZbin 11:27

[@Hope-go2nd]

1:36 !!

[@engorgioarmani3381]

That's southeast Asian snacks basically

[@hijacker9173]

Glacier is the best!!

[@terrytay1774]

That was tapioca cake, not coconut cake!

[@johnyap1242]

Nonya Kueh must go along with coffee or tea not sugar cane drinks...???

[@darrche5129]

It's very yellow probably because they used only egg yolk?

[@Mr-oh1yd]

呪文が有ります、"飯はナシ、魚はイカン、菓子はクエ…"

[@miyazakihiroshi2548]

前から疑問に思ってるんやけどジブおじが買ったお菓子等ってあれ全部一人で食ってるわけ？

[@GhibOjisan]

昔は全部一人で食べてましたが最近は家族と分けてます！

[@miyazakihiroshi2548]

@@GhibOjisan 確かにいくら美味いとは言え一人であれだけ全部食うのはさすがにキツいわな😅話しは変わるけど動画の中に出て来たエッグタルト、あれの外側って🇭🇰式のビスケット？僕が🇸🇬を訪れた際に食ったエッグタルトの外側は🇵🇹式のパイでした。個人的には🇵🇹式の方がすきなんやけど外側パイやからボロボロ落ちるのが難点😓

[@princessyuuka777]

@@miyazakihiroshi2548 さん 私もタルト生地よりサクサクの方が好きです。 香港に行ったときに2種類あると知りましたが、どちらも美味しいですよね。マカオ🇲🇴のソレはポルトガル🇵🇹式率高いらしいよん。 ジブおじ氏は、最強な胃袋の持ち主だと思われる笑

[@miyazakihiroshi2548]

@@princessyuuka777さん、 コメントありがとうございます。僕も🇭🇰🇲🇴に行った際両方食べて見ましたが🇲🇴のセナド広場の売店で食べた奴が最も美味かったかな？(もちろん🇵🇹式)あとエッグタルトは中国本土の上海や北京なんかでもあちこちで売られてたんですがあちらのはほとんど🇵🇹式やね。

[@pelsiayap3723]

Ghib San, you can eat outside food in this hawker centre meh? Alamak! 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@edwwwww7806]

Hawker centre are usually okay, at least most don't have signs saying "No outside food".

[@joanneng9145]

If there are plenty of seats, why not...

[@tom1583]

うまいよね😋 カロリーが心配

[@tonyprovideo]

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