Eating our way through Singapore
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Eating our way through Singapore
Here is a brief review of our short stay in Singapore. Amazing foodie city. If you have any questions, don't hesitate
http://thepadd.jettfrogg.com/2013/10...ce-everywhere/
http://thepadd.jettfrogg.com/2013/10...ce-everywhere/
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Here is a brief review of our short stay in Singapore. Amazing foodie city. If you have any questions, don't hesitate
http://thepadd.jettfrogg.com/2013/10...ce-everywhere/
http://thepadd.jettfrogg.com/2013/10...ce-everywhere/

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Here is a brief review of our short stay in Singapore. Amazing foodie city. If you have any questions, don't hesitate
http://thepadd.jettfrogg.com/2013/10...ce-everywhere/
http://thepadd.jettfrogg.com/2013/10...ce-everywhere/
For true Singapore foodies paradise searches.. try :
http://www.hungrygowhere.com/singapore-hawker/
http://www.makantime.com/
http://www.yoursingapore.com/content...95021665|pdv|c
#5
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Here is a brief review of our short stay in Singapore. Amazing foodie city. If you have any questions, don't hesitate
http://thepadd.jettfrogg.com/2013/10...ce-everywhere/
http://thepadd.jettfrogg.com/2013/10...ce-everywhere/

Last edited by SQ319; Oct 10, 13 at 5:55 am
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Nothing wrong, it is lunch time any way... But if you want to impress someone frog porridge in Geylang for breakfast sounds better. 
Affirmative.

Affirmative.
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Come back for a longer trip in future. There is more to Singapore food than just food covered in chili.
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Are there any Malaysian cuisine-specific hawker centres, say near Paya Lebar?
Also, there are two (unhealthy) stops I make at SIN whenever I'm passing through- Kedai Kue Kue in T2 on the way to the T1/T3 trains, and that place with the giant hill of butter waiting to be spread on kaya toast in, well probably every terminal.

Are there any Malaysian cuisine-specific hawker centres, say near Paya Lebar?
Also, there are two (unhealthy) stops I make at SIN whenever I'm passing through- Kedai Kue Kue in T2 on the way to the T1/T3 trains, and that place with the giant hill of butter waiting to be spread on kaya toast in, well probably every terminal.
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Not sure if there is a Toastbox is every terminal, but the other equivalent brands would be Ya Kun (the best of the lot imo for authentic kaya toast) and Wangs.
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If you are looking for a Malay-centric food centre, Geylang Serai Market is probabaly the best known (and also somewhat infamous due to a food poisoning case, but that's more than a few years back).
That would be Toastbox. Toastbox is fantastic for the thick toast, especially the pork floss thick toast. Never knew pork floss and condensed milk can go so well together.
Not sure if there is a Toastbox is every terminal, but the other equivalent brands would be Ya Kun (the best of the lot imo for authentic kaya toast) and Wangs.
That would be Toastbox. Toastbox is fantastic for the thick toast, especially the pork floss thick toast. Never knew pork floss and condensed milk can go so well together.
Not sure if there is a Toastbox is every terminal, but the other equivalent brands would be Ya Kun (the best of the lot imo for authentic kaya toast) and Wangs.
You mean otak? It was good in Morocco, but I'll stick with dessert at Toastbox!
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You've probably overpaid at Newton Circus.
For true Singapore foodies paradise searches.. try :
http://www.hungrygowhere.com/singapore-hawker/
http://www.makantime.com/
http://www.yoursingapore.com/content...95021665|pdv|c
For true Singapore foodies paradise searches.. try :
http://www.hungrygowhere.com/singapore-hawker/
http://www.makantime.com/
http://www.yoursingapore.com/content...95021665|pdv|c
My recommendation - Avoid.
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What did you eat at Newton? If it's just chicken rice and wonton noodles etc then it's great fun. If you go for seafood then I can understand there are risks. But for satay and noodle type dishes it's fine and it's fun in a group. I wouldn't pass it up just because of tourist trap issues, there are plenty of normal meals under 5 bucks there.