There are many hawker centers around Singapore with some stalls open for breakfast & lunch only with some hawker centers stall open for lunch, dinner & a few of hawker stalls in some hawker centers open for supper too. Need to check out their opening hrs. 7-11 are pricey, especially drinks. Better get drinks from hawker centers, food courts, supermarkets, mini marts which are much cheaper.
@@LoveOfFoodNetwork yeah because u're in the city center most people go there to work, there's very few residential areas.that is why most hawker stalls only opens from 9-10am onwards to cater to the working crowds. whereas on the outskirts of singapore where most singaporeans live, the hawker stalls opens as early as 5am in some places.
Hawker centre next to wet market or above wet market are opened as early as 7am and closes at 3.30pm. These stalls caters to housewives, students and cab drivers and residents nearby. Those stand alone hawker centres without wet markets usually operate from 11am to 9pm.
Welcome to Singapore. There is no broth in the half-boiled eggs. Is just half-boiled eggs with some pepper and soy sauce. If you dropped by the largest hawker centre in Singapore - Chinatown Complex you will find many stalls opened from very early in the morning. Don't have to try Tian Tian chicken rice (only tourists queue for it). Try visiting Old Airport Road, Tekka Place, Haig Road hawker places.
As someone had already explained... Some of the stores specialized in Breakfast... Most will be aimed towards the lunch and dinner crowd... And there are those that will be open for nearly the whole day...
Maxwell HC mainly serves the office workers there. Likely why they start later. HC in the heartlands usually operates from as early as 6.30 or 7 til very late at night.
You should have mix d egg n salt n pepper stirs it so that its all mixed up than foor bread you should dips innto d egg n eat it than down with a sips of coffee hmh..so...good..❤😂😂
In every hawker centres, there would be stalls operating in the morning or day or at night, depending on the food been sold. There is no fixed operating hours imposed. Ended up, some HC might seems closed till noon or not operating during afternoon. Really depends.
@@LoveOfFoodNetwork Just to add on to that, some hawker centres may cater to the day or night crowd... some are more alive late at night or some operate early and close shop around mid noon...
FYI. Satay is to be paired with the peanut sauce. The hot sauce is pure chili sauce, not for satay. I am a Singaporean who has lived in Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti, Michigan from 1996 - 2010. Hope you enjoyed the local food here ! Old Airport Road Food market in my mind has the best and one of the biggest selection of local food available. Be sure to try the local dessert chendol.
That's kaya + butter toast. You can also dip it into the egg. And the next time you're here, please try Malay food. Don't have to be Chinese all the time.
The soft boiled eggs has no broth, it's just watery... White pepper & dark soya sauce is usually added, some people might prefer light soya sauce... 😊 The peanut sauce is for the satays, the other sauce is for the prawns 😅
@@LoveOfFoodNetwork yeah there's lots of good food in Singapore... Besides hawker centres, we also have coffeeshops that you can go to for breakfast & other meals... They are not cafes, they are like a small version of hawker centres but usually found on ground level of a building... We call them coffeeshop because usually the owner of the coffee stall owns the coffeeshop ☺️
Singaporeans are spolit for choice round the clock for food. Our prata shops are normally operate 24 hrs daily. Where on earth can you get food round the clock???😂
You are meant to dip the satay into the peanut sauce. If you don't you are missing out half the experience. Also eat with the accompanying rice cakes, onion and cucumber for a textural contrast. The prawns/shrimp are something only tourists eat, they are not traditional, and I don't recommend them....they are kinda unimpressive. The star of any satay are the chicken, beef and beef tripe (babat). If you go to Chinese run satay stalls, they will also have pork.
Do not just go to maxwel hawker center, expores others hawkers centers in sgp nn its neigbourhoods sure you will loves it n ouy community of differengs ra es..❤❤❤
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Great video, hope you go back to Singapore. Next time dip your kaya toast in the eggs!
Thank you, will do! Looking forward to another visit.
Welcome to Singapore.
Great Video, Thank You.
Thank you!
Welcome to Singapore!Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
There are many hawker centers around Singapore with some stalls open for breakfast & lunch only with some hawker centers stall open for lunch, dinner & a few of hawker stalls in some hawker centers open for supper too. Need to check out their opening hrs. 7-11 are pricey, especially drinks. Better get drinks from hawker centers, food courts, supermarkets, mini marts which are much cheaper.
Some stalls might rest on mondays too
thank you!
@@LoveOfFoodNetwork yeah because u're in the city center most people go there to work, there's very few residential areas.that is why most hawker stalls only opens from 9-10am onwards to cater to the working crowds. whereas on the outskirts of singapore where most singaporeans live, the hawker stalls opens as early as 5am in some places.
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Hawker centre next to wet market or above wet market are opened as early as 7am and closes at 3.30pm. These stalls caters to housewives, students and cab drivers and residents nearby. Those stand alone hawker centres without wet markets usually operate from 11am to 9pm.
Good to know, I'll make a note of that!
Welcome to Singapore. There is no broth in the half-boiled eggs. Is just half-boiled eggs with some pepper and soy sauce. If you dropped by the largest hawker centre in Singapore - Chinatown Complex you will find many stalls opened from very early in the morning. Don't have to try Tian Tian chicken rice (only tourists queue for it). Try visiting Old Airport Road, Tekka Place, Haig Road hawker places.
Great recommendations! I'll add them to my list for next time.
As someone had already explained... Some of the stores specialized in Breakfast... Most will be aimed towards the lunch and dinner crowd...
And there are those that will be open for nearly the whole day...
Thank you for your comment, next time I am sure I will be able to find breakfast.
Maxwell HC mainly serves the office workers there. Likely why they start later. HC in the heartlands usually operates from as early as 6.30 or 7 til very late at night.
Thanks for the comment!
Welcome to Singapore! The peanut sauce goes with the satay and ketupat (rice cake); and the dark sauce is for the prawn skewer.
Thank you now I will know for next time.
Nice Centers
They were!
You should have mix d egg n salt n pepper stirs it so that its all mixed up than foor bread you should dips innto d egg n eat it than down with a sips of coffee hmh..so...good..❤😂😂
Thanks for the tips!
In every hawker centres, there would be stalls operating in the morning or day or at night, depending on the food been sold. There is no fixed operating hours imposed. Ended up, some HC might seems closed till noon or not operating during afternoon. Really depends.
Ah... So many great food stalls to try!
@@LoveOfFoodNetwork Just to add on to that, some hawker centres may cater to the day or night crowd... some are more alive late at night or some operate early and close shop around mid noon...
@@foodmore It was my first time, I do look forward to trying the others on my next visit.
FYI. Satay is to be paired with the peanut sauce. The hot sauce is pure chili sauce, not for satay. I am a Singaporean who has lived in Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti, Michigan from 1996 - 2010. Hope you enjoyed the local food here ! Old Airport Road Food market in my mind has the best and one of the biggest selection of local food available. Be sure to try the local dessert chendol.
Thank you for the tips! I'll add Old Airport Road to my list for next time.
That's kaya + butter toast. You can also dip it into the egg. And the next time you're here, please try Malay food. Don't have to be Chinese all the time.
Will do! Thank you
The soft boiled eggs has no broth, it's just watery... White pepper & dark soya sauce is usually added, some people might prefer light soya sauce... 😊
The peanut sauce is for the satays, the other sauce is for the prawns 😅
Thank you for the tips! I'm learning so much about Singaporean cuisine.
@@LoveOfFoodNetwork yeah there's lots of good food in Singapore... Besides hawker centres, we also have coffeeshops that you can go to for breakfast & other meals... They are not cafes, they are like a small version of hawker centres but usually found on ground level of a building... We call them coffeeshop because usually the owner of the coffee stall owns the coffeeshop ☺️
Dip the satay in the peanut sauce😊😊😊
Love your comment, Singapore is very nice. Hope u enjoy😊
Thanks! It was a great experience.
Which satay do you prefer better? They look delicious!
I am still trying to recreate the chicken. Just so tasty.
Singaporeans are spolit for choice round the clock for food. Our prata shops are normally operate 24 hrs daily. Where on earth can you get food round the clock???😂
Thanks for the info
Looks like mantis shrimp in the tanks.
So cool!
You are meant to dip the satay into the peanut sauce. If you don't you are missing out half the experience. Also eat with the accompanying rice cakes, onion and cucumber for a textural contrast. The prawns/shrimp are something only tourists eat, they are not traditional, and I don't recommend them....they are kinda unimpressive. The star of any satay are the chicken, beef and beef tripe (babat). If you go to Chinese run satay stalls, they will also have pork.
Thanks for the tips! I'll try the chicken, beef and tripe next time.
Don’t follow the longest line. They are all tourists following the same guide book. Definitely locals won’t line up for more than 15 minutes.
Good to know!
2:46 thats not broth,its soft/half bboiled eggs, its egg white!!🤦🏼♂️
thanks for the info
No footage of chicken rice! He didn't know how to appreciate it!
I'll have to add that to my list for my next trip!
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Will check that out next time!
U meant to suck out the prawn head ! Sauce is for the satay !
Next time! Thanks for your feedback.
Do not just go to maxwel hawker center, expores others hawkers centers in sgp nn its neigbourhoods sure you will loves it n ouy community of differengs ra es..❤❤❤
Thank you . I look forward to exploring others.