Hi Chris.Really appreciated your efforts in making this video. Especially being your first day in Singapore and dealing with the weather issue. The Chinatown chicken and rice and the roast pork and rice dishes looked so delicious. It was a Raney day indeed. Looking forward to part 2. Thanks for sharing and take care.
Singapore is amazing. Just finished dinner and now I'm hungry again after watching this fabulous video. Love the style and look forward to the next session. One of your best videos.
✅ Watch Part 2 where I visit the Singapore Zoo and Sentosa Island: ruclips.net/video/ZjjuzB2nSLo/видео.html ✅ Watch part 3 where I visit Gardens by the Bay, Little India, and more: ruclips.net/video/ZjjuzB2nSLo/видео.html ✅ You might enjoy watching more videos from my Singapore travel series: ruclips.net/p/PLOVadUHX1B-Jiwvbml0fiZpsdQGH8oIqm
We use spoon to scoop and eat the rice here... our rice here are mainly Thai rice, so kinda hard to pickup with chopstick as they are not sticky. 😀 It does not rain everyday too. Just happen to rain when you are here.
I lay over once in Singapore on one of my trips, I’m looking forward to going back as a tourist and enjoying the city. Thank you for this video as I will be watching it again when I plan my Singapore vacation
Welcome back. I always find your videos fun and interesting. Drink more water as April is a "hot" month. Enjoy your stay here and eat more local hawker food!
Chris, your videos are always a pure pleasure to watch! Your excitement is infectious! So glad you were able to make this trip to Singapore, while OC Girl and the Spunky Princess were visiting OC Girl's family. Thanks for thinking of us! 🙂
Lau Pa Sat at night with the outdoor seating and the many satay vendors cooking on the street is fun. Yes, need to wash it all down with a lime (calamansi) beverage!
Hi Chris, I wished I would have know this youtube channel when I was still a flight attendant ✈I have visited Singapore maybe around 60 times in those 30 years! And I have never heard of hawker centers and other food centers! With our crew we usually went to the same pubs and restaurants just outside our hotel to be able to walk back when the "man with the hammer " 😄came by after a day of 35 hours up and running! Thank you for this amazing memory of one of my most safest city to walk around in the world in the middle of the night. Ooh and when I could not sleep at night I took a taxi to stroll around in Mustafa center a 24 hour market style shopping center. The next time when I will visit Singapore I will definitely visit these great food centers! 🙏 I loved the JW Marriott South Beach hotel room and amazing view 🌟🌟
In most of SE Asia, we use fork and spoon for rice dishes on a plate. Spoon is use to scoop the rice, better than chopsticks or fork to pick up rice off a plate.
Great videos. Heading to Singapore soon and was checking out your older Singapore videos and found your new ones. Really useful, many thanks. 👍 Watching in the UK
Hi Chris. Just found your channel and vlogs. Good presentation. Thank you. Also, WELCOME to Singapore!!! 😁 For your information, Chilli Sauces found in all the Hawker Centres food stalls can be of many different recipes giving very different tastes and is meant for different type of food. The Chicken Rice Chilli Sauce is actually not called "Sambal Sauce" but "Chicken Rice Chilli Sauce", and consists of "grounded/chopped/blended" Red Chilli with Garlic and Ginger mixed with Lime Juice to get that spicy/tangy sour taste. Whereas the Roast Meat Rice Dish's "Chilli Sauce" consists of Deep-Fried Chilli Paste with "grounded/chopped/blended" Dried Mini-Shrimps with added (little amount) sugar for that slight sweetness. The "Samba; Chilli Sauce" that you mentioned is basically used when eating "Nasi Lemak" (Coconut Rice) or any Indonesian/Malay/Peranakan (Strait-born Chinese) dishes, it is done with almost the same recipe as the Roast Meat Chilli sauce but with the addition of Fermented "Dried Shrimp Paste" (very salty).
it is best eat chicken rice with the white poached chicken as it is temperature control while the roasted one cook at maximum heat hence the white one tend to be more tender
One of my favorite cities, maybe my favorite as I've been to Singapore more than any other city...26 times over 20 years. Was just there in Jan, and will be going home thru SIN again in late May. JW is pricey, too cheap to stay there, but I walked thru it once.😂 This time I'm thinking about staying in Jahor Bahru and day tripping into Singapore to reduce costs. Malaysia is much more affordable. Singapore used to be cheap, 20 years ago, not any more. I stay at all the cheap Marriotts and when I have enough points I stay 5 nights at a good Marriott (4 nights on points get the 5th free). FYI the Marriotts in KL are very affordable. We did 30 nights between 5 Marriotts, many were under $100/night, but the lounges and breakfasts were fabulous. We moved around a lot because no matter how great a hotel the breakfasts and lounges get tired after about 6 days. Racking up those points...maybe I'll be able to stay at the Singapore JW one day?👍
Welcome back to Singapore, Chris. Have a nice time. Rainy weather days are tapering off. And oh, the dessert is called/pronounced as "chain dole" and the Malay spelling is "cendol".
Good to see you back in the flow,,,😉 had planned my usa trip using your pro tips. Now that you are in Singapore do visit india - the tandoori and Biryani is much better
Hi Chris. Take a visit to Singapore's little india. It is ranked as no 19 in the coolest neighborhood in the world. You will see Hindu temples, mosque, church and Buddhist temples in that area. Plenty of good food as well. You will enjoy a good walk at Little India.
@@YellowProductions Looking foward. I travelled from Singapore to Las Vegas last year thanks to your videos and totally enjoyed my trip. Will be going there again this year.
I really need to visit Singapore one of these days! The food at all the different hawker centres looked quite good. I'm sure I would really enjoy that chili sauce too with the meat and rice. I do the same thing when I travel when it comes to jet lag. It always helps to walk around outside in the city until it gets to be dark out!
HI Chris Singaporean here. Welcome to my country. I have been watching YOUR videos for quite a while and today I wondered why I didn't subscribe to your channel. I just did! Have a blessed trip in Singapore.
Hi again Wanted to know if there are any club lounges in Honolulu at JWMarriott or Hyatt Regency? Is Aug Sept or Oct which month is the best weather & to fly there?
Hi Kel -- There is no longer a JW Marriott on Oahu. The Hyatt Regency does have a club lounge. The "Sheraton Waikiki" and Westin Moana Surfrider also have nice lounges. I'd go in September or October just to be after the usual summer travel rush in August.
Fantastic Chris. I was recently invited to Brunei staying at Empress hotel. Apparently I may be staying in Singapore for a few days first. I know nothing about either. I'm following your lead.👍
Welcome to Singapore! For all foreigners, try using a spoon to eat the rice by pushing the food onto the spoon with your fork with another hand. We Asians don't eat rice shoveling with a fork, it's quite impossible as the rice grains will slip out in between the fork and you cannot clean up your plate easily with it🤣
@YellowProductions hahahaha just trying to let others know the right and easier way to eat. We cannot understand why foreigners will use the fork when spoon makes so much more sense. 😊
In singapore. Usually the owner of the hawker centre runs the drink stall. Hence there is usually only one drink stall. Somewhat like a monopoly. It’s quite a common business structure in Singapore. Whilst in the US or Australia. You can buy a drink together with your food at the food courts.
Dear Chris, thank you so much for sharing these amazing Videos. Last time in SG I went to a couple of amazing Hawker Centers like Lau Pa Sat because I thought they might open early (Google said open from 8 am or something). But they didn't sell food yet. Since you went there for Lunch I was wondering if you know what time the stalls open for Business? Thank you so much and happy New Year! 🎉
Hi Lydia.... I went there for lunch... but it wasn't "early" lunch.. so I don't really know for sure what time they open for business... My guess would be they'd be open by 11am, but I'm really guessing. And yeah... the open early part at 8am is probably for like the 1 or 2 breakfast stalls
Hainanese chicken rice might seem boring. But I guarantee you that it's super delicious. The chicken is super juicy and tender. The rice is moist and oily from being cooked in chicken broth.
Good video Chris 👍🏼 thank you. I miss singapore so much! Chendol is my favorite dessert. It's actually pronouced as "Chain-dol" Penang Culture Restaurant in Singapore has the best chendol ever!
I actually don’t rate Tian Tian for the wait. Last time I compared 3 chicken rice atMaxwell. All have their qualities and no wait on others. We were there 6 weeks ago and are looking forward to returning in 15 months..
Hey Chris, silly question but is it true the flights in and out of Singapore can get pretty turbulent? I would love to visit one day but the idea of a really turbulent flight puts me off. I understand this area is very prone to it due to the weather and lots of storms.
The hawker centres you showed in this video looked to be commercial. All over parks in Singapore there are family-run hawker centere where families bring an awning and serve their food there. Still just as delicious as the commercial hawker centers.
Well. Every video I post is from a "past" trip since I have to come home to edit it. But the video content was recorded about 3 weeks ago. So I think that's current ;)
my trump-supporting cousin (I'm not) just visited singapore and she hates it. I told her never talk to me again after a huge quarrel...shes from this small little rural town in north america, what does she know?
I'm Singaporean and keep a red MAGA cap in my car here. Would vote for Trump if I was American (even though I'm aware he is of poor character and a psychopath). I don't like him as a person but what he fights for - the rights of people who hold on to traditional values. Would prefer Ron Desantis though. Singapore probably just wasn't the place for your cousin, nothing to do with her political leanings. :)
@@roadpillocks3710 during covid, many of my friends and family (all asians) all got harrased by white people and all said "take ur china virus back to ur country" u know who gave them the "permission" to say this? Trump.. u dont even live here in the US, all u see are from fox news, have u fact check what he and fox news say and do ur own diligence?
RonLarhz, your rudeness reflects more badly on yourself than anything Chris supposedly did wrong. You're probably one of those Chinese-speaking Singaporeans who got brainwashed by the China media propaganda and supports Russia. Sorry Chris about the unwarranted rudeness and haughtiness of my fellow countryman. Hope you aren't affected. 🙏🏼
Singapore is one of the most delicious destinations I’ve ever traveled to. The environment is also nice, eco/green and low-crime.
Aww...you walked past Hong Lim, now THAT's a hawker centre!
Hi Chris.Really appreciated your efforts in making this video. Especially being your first day in Singapore and dealing with the weather issue. The Chinatown chicken and rice and the roast pork and rice dishes looked so delicious. It was a Raney day indeed. Looking forward to part 2. Thanks for sharing and take care.
Thanks James!
Love the casual vibe of this video. Loved how you just talked to the camera & walked around. You definitely ate a lot of food. 😊
Thanks Cathy! I was hungry after all the walking :)
Singapore is amazing. Just finished dinner and now I'm hungry again after watching this fabulous video. Love the style and look forward to the next session. One of your best videos.
Mmmm. Thanks Michael!
@@YellowProductionshey, what camera you’re using? Thank you.
Thx 4 taking me to Singapore! Love the cleanliness & when you ate out no disposable plates.
Thanks CaroleAnn!
✅ Watch Part 2 where I visit the Singapore Zoo and Sentosa Island: ruclips.net/video/ZjjuzB2nSLo/видео.html
✅ Watch part 3 where I visit Gardens by the Bay, Little India, and more: ruclips.net/video/ZjjuzB2nSLo/видео.html
✅ You might enjoy watching more videos from my Singapore travel series: ruclips.net/p/PLOVadUHX1B-Jiwvbml0fiZpsdQGH8oIqm
Thanks for sharing and the great insights for our overseas friends . Glad you enjoy the food here! Hope to welcome you back again in the near future.
Thanks Ed!
Great video, fantastic food, that food center is amazing so huge. Beautiful room review
Thanks Shelby!
We use spoon to scoop and eat the rice here... our rice here are mainly Thai rice, so kinda hard to pickup with chopstick as they are not sticky. 😀
It does not rain everyday too. Just happen to rain when you are here.
I lay over once in Singapore on one of my trips, I’m looking forward to going back as a tourist and enjoying the city. Thank you for this video as I will be watching it again when I plan my Singapore vacation
Thanks Joanne!
Welcome back. I always find your videos fun and interesting. Drink more water as April is a "hot" month. Enjoy your stay here and eat more local hawker food!
Right on Man!
Love this format!!
Thanks Michael! Cheers!
Chris, your videos are always a pure pleasure to watch! Your excitement is infectious! So glad you were able to make this trip to Singapore, while OC Girl and the Spunky Princess were visiting OC Girl's family. Thanks for thinking of us! 🙂
Thanks Jeannified!
i am deeply impressed by the knowledge and an excellent blunt speaking power that boost your vlogs, really i am extremely fond to watch your vlogs.
Lau Pa Sat at night with the outdoor seating and the many satay vendors cooking on the street is fun. Yes, need to wash it all down with a lime (calamansi) beverage!
Mmmm
Chris, your singapore videos are some of my favourite videos on RUclips. Love you brother!!
Wow, thanks!
Hi Cris I love watching your Singapaore Vlogs I have watch it 10x already thanks can't wait to visit Singapore with my family
Great meeting you Chris! Thanks for making time to meet with us at the Merlion! Regards Kye, Kim and boys from Perth Australia! Travel safe!
It was greet seeing you too Kye and family!
Hi Chris, I wished I would have know this youtube channel when I was still a flight attendant ✈I have visited Singapore maybe around 60 times in those 30 years! And I have never heard of hawker centers and other food centers! With our crew we usually went to the same pubs and restaurants just outside our hotel to be able to walk back when the "man with the hammer " 😄came by after a day of 35 hours up and running! Thank you for this amazing memory of one of my most safest city to walk around in the world in the middle of the night. Ooh and when I could not sleep at night I took a taxi to stroll around in Mustafa center a 24 hour market style shopping center. The next time when I will visit Singapore I will definitely visit these great food centers! 🙏 I loved the JW Marriott South Beach hotel room and amazing view 🌟🌟
Thanks Rosalie! Glad to share something new! 😉
Thank you for such an entertaining and interesting video! Your enthusiasm is really infectious!
Thanks Christine!
Yes u had e best dessert stall in chinatown- the old amoy cendol..btw its pronounced as "chendol"..enjoy ur holiday in spore!
Thanks Jadie 😉
Singapore is such a unique country. Was there in ‘07 when they had just started building marina bay sands. ✌️ definitely need to get back.
Awesome video bud I can't wait to go July 19 I'll be there 5 days. I love Singapore awesome food
Sweet! Enjoy Singapore!
I just feel great. Chris answers all my stuff. I feel like I have a new travel friend 😊
Awww
In most of SE Asia, we use fork and spoon for rice dishes on a plate. Spoon is use to scoop the rice, better than chopsticks or fork to pick up rice off a plate.
Thanks 😉
I love your channel. Keep up the amazing work.
Thanks Debbie!
What a nice vlog style video!
Thanks Joe!
Great videos. Heading to Singapore soon and was checking out your older Singapore videos and found your new ones. Really useful, many thanks. 👍 Watching in the UK
Awesome.. thanks Cornells!
Hi Chris. Just found your channel and vlogs. Good presentation. Thank you. Also, WELCOME to Singapore!!! 😁
For your information, Chilli Sauces found in all the Hawker Centres food stalls can be of many different recipes giving very different tastes and is meant for different type of food. The Chicken Rice Chilli Sauce is actually not called "Sambal Sauce" but "Chicken Rice Chilli Sauce", and consists of "grounded/chopped/blended" Red Chilli with Garlic and Ginger mixed with Lime Juice to get that spicy/tangy sour taste. Whereas the Roast Meat Rice Dish's "Chilli Sauce" consists of Deep-Fried Chilli Paste with "grounded/chopped/blended" Dried Mini-Shrimps with added (little amount) sugar for that slight sweetness. The "Samba; Chilli Sauce" that you mentioned is basically used when eating "Nasi Lemak" (Coconut Rice) or any Indonesian/Malay/Peranakan (Strait-born Chinese) dishes, it is done with almost the same recipe as the Roast Meat Chilli sauce but with the addition of Fermented "Dried Shrimp Paste" (very salty).
Thanks for that chili sauce lesson! In the USA we don't have so many varieties!
M going to Singapore alone too ,thanks for video
Love this format of yellow production. Please do more of this type of videos . Rather then just introduce one location.😊
Thanks! More like this coming up!
Welcome to Singapore!! Its been really hot lately so kudos to you for bearing with the heat 😁
Have a great time!
Thanks Hesed. Yeah. It was HOT!
Enjoyable. Thank you.
Thanks O si!
I ate at 3 out 4 of the hawker centre's you showed I think I did a pretty good job 😂
Very good James!
Singapore was the first foreign country I ever went too, and I had such a great experience, I would recommend it to anyone !
Awesome!
Thanks Chris, great to see you walking around and discovering Singapore. Were you wearing comfy shoes?
Thanks! I was wearing my Hoka Bondi shoes. Yes.. super comfy. But my feet aren't used to the humidity
it is best eat chicken rice with the white poached chicken as it is temperature control while the roasted one cook at maximum heat hence the white one tend to be more tender
Makes sense why I like the poached one better 😉
Was in Singapore last couple months ago and enjoyed food there so much! Specially chicken rice and sugar cane drinks A must 👍
Mmm
Loving your Singapore videos
Thanks Jo!
Good video 😊 wanted to know if there is another airport in CA to fly to Hawaii other than LAX? 👍
Hi Kel -- Yeah. You can fly to Hawaii from San Diego, San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose
One of my favorite cities, maybe my favorite as I've been to Singapore more than any other city...26 times over 20 years. Was just there in Jan, and will be going home thru SIN again in late May. JW is pricey, too cheap to stay there, but I walked thru it once.😂 This time I'm thinking about staying in Jahor Bahru and day tripping into Singapore to reduce costs. Malaysia is much more affordable. Singapore used to be cheap, 20 years ago, not any more. I stay at all the cheap Marriotts and when I have enough points I stay 5 nights at a good Marriott (4 nights on points get the 5th free). FYI the Marriotts in KL are very affordable. We did 30 nights between 5 Marriotts, many were under $100/night, but the lounges and breakfasts were fabulous. We moved around a lot because no matter how great a hotel the breakfasts and lounges get tired after about 6 days. Racking up those points...maybe I'll be able to stay at the Singapore JW one day?👍
Marriotts in Asia do have great lounges. And like you. I enjoy moving around too 😉
Welcome back to Singapore, Chris. Have a nice time. Rainy weather days are tapering off. And oh, the dessert is called/pronounced as "chain dole" and the Malay spelling is "cendol".
Thanks Sim
Good to see you back in the flow,,,😉 had planned my usa trip using your pro tips. Now that you are in Singapore do visit india - the tandoori and Biryani is much better
Thanks Vipul!
Hi Chris. Take a visit to Singapore's little india. It is ranked as no 19 in the coolest neighborhood in the world. You will see Hindu temples, mosque, church and Buddhist temples in that area. Plenty of good food as well. You will enjoy a good walk at Little India.
Thanks Sivaram. I have a little India vlog coming up! 😉
@@YellowProductions Looking foward. I travelled from Singapore to Las Vegas last year thanks to your videos and totally enjoyed my trip. Will be going there again this year.
I really need to visit Singapore one of these days! The food at all the different hawker centres looked quite good. I'm sure I would really enjoy that chili sauce too with the meat and rice. I do the same thing when I travel when it comes to jet lag. It always helps to walk around outside in the city until it gets to be dark out!
Good traveling minds think alike to beat jet lag!
The hotel was not built and managed by JW Marriott in its early days, I remember. It was called "The South Beach" before rebranding to JW Marriott.
🤩👍 - Mmmm Chicken rice!
Chris we're going to Singapore 🇸🇬 and Malaysia 🇲🇾 next year hopefully 🙏 ❤
Awesome!
HI Chris Singaporean here. Welcome to my country. I have been watching YOUR videos for quite a while and today I wondered why I didn't subscribe to your channel. I just did! Have a blessed trip in Singapore.
Sweet! And thanks!
It looks like an interesting part of the city. I think i would like chicken and rice. The prices seem reasonable.
Prices are quite good!
Hi again Wanted to know if there are any club lounges in Honolulu at JWMarriott or Hyatt Regency? Is Aug Sept or Oct which month is the best weather & to fly there?
Hi Kel -- There is no longer a JW Marriott on Oahu. The Hyatt Regency does have a club lounge. The "Sheraton Waikiki" and Westin Moana Surfrider also have nice lounges. I'd go in September or October just to be after the usual summer travel rush in August.
Fantastic Chris. I was recently invited to Brunei staying at Empress hotel. Apparently I may be staying in Singapore for a few days first. I know nothing about either. I'm following your lead.👍
Awesome Chris! I haven't been to Brunei so can't help you there. But hopefully this series comes in handy for your Singapore trip!
Welcome to Singapore!
For all foreigners, try using a spoon to eat the rice by pushing the food onto the spoon with your fork with another hand. We Asians don't eat rice shoveling with a fork, it's quite impossible as the rice grains will slip out in between the fork and you cannot clean up your plate easily with it🤣
Thanks SimplyMe. I indeed was not modeling the correct Chicken Rice Eating behavior 😉
@YellowProductions hahahaha just trying to let others know the right and easier way to eat. We cannot understand why foreigners will use the fork when spoon makes so much more sense. 😊
In singapore. Usually the owner of the hawker centre runs the drink stall. Hence there is usually only one drink stall. Somewhat like a monopoly. It’s quite a common business structure in Singapore.
Whilst in the US or Australia. You can buy a drink together with your food at the food courts.
It’s a hit or miss on the hawker center . But than again everyone pallet are different
Dear Chris, thank you so much for sharing these amazing Videos. Last time in SG I went to a couple of amazing Hawker Centers like Lau Pa Sat because I thought they might open early (Google said open from 8 am or something). But they didn't sell food yet. Since you went there for Lunch I was wondering if you know what time the stalls open for Business? Thank you so much and happy New Year! 🎉
Hi Lydia.... I went there for lunch... but it wasn't "early" lunch.. so I don't really know for sure what time they open for business... My guess would be they'd be open by 11am, but I'm really guessing. And yeah... the open early part at 8am is probably for like the 1 or 2 breakfast stalls
Thank you so much, Chris! 😃
Hi Chris, Can you get foods purchased at the hawker center to go?
Hmm. I've honestly never ordered the food to go. Seems like you should be able to 😀
Hainanese chicken rice might seem boring. But I guarantee you that it's super delicious. The chicken is super juicy and tender. The rice is moist and oily from being cooked in chicken broth.
It sure is!
The 3 sauces from chicken rice is supposed to mixed together, i will add more ginger and less dark soya sauce. Its all individual. Try it next time
@@iammisssee7752 thanks for the tip!
Chris it seems like Singapore is one big shopping mall. Do the shops spread out more on to streets as you move out wider?
While there are shops on the streets. And you'll see that in my Little India tour coming out eventually. Most I'd say are in some sort of mall
Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks Cheata View!
Great video! Should be eating Chicken rice with a fork and spoon, unless you are having noodles instead of rice 😂
Lovely
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
My pleasure Linda!
I love your channel! Could you please please do a walking tour through San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury? Many kind greetings from Germany!
I'll keep that in mind next time I visit San Francisco
Good video Chris 👍🏼 thank you. I miss singapore so much! Chendol is my favorite dessert. It's actually pronouced as "Chain-dol" Penang Culture Restaurant in Singapore has the best chendol ever!
Thanks for the pronunciation tip!
I actually don’t rate Tian Tian for the wait. Last time I compared 3 chicken rice atMaxwell. All have their qualities and no wait on others. We were there 6 weeks ago and are looking forward to returning in 15 months..
Hey Chris, silly question but is it true the flights in and out of Singapore can get pretty turbulent? I would love to visit one day but the idea of a really turbulent flight puts me off. I understand this area is very prone to it due to the weather and lots of storms.
Hmm. I haven't personally experienced any huge turbulence on landing. But yeah. I suppose it's just how close you are a thunderstorm
The second chicken rice definitely looks better 😂
It was! 😀
Can't believe that LPS chicken rice cost you $8. The best ones I've tried are between $3-$4 at some residential estate coffee shop ..
LPS is definitely tourist prices
I will be there soon ❤
Enjoy it!
I want to go this summer but prices are high. Anybody had positive experience flying with air india ?
Oh ya, don't forget your tissue paper or wet wipes when eating at hawkers centers. If you forget, buy it from the drinks stall.
Chendol doesn't comes with condensed milk, it's coconut milk, that's where the saltiness comes from.
Thanks for the correction Andrew
100% of people who eat chicken rice with chopsticks are tourists trying to fit in
While in Singapore, call yourself Chris Rainee.
Have to make a correction! It’s Chendol not Cendol
Thanks MsRwong
@@YellowProductions In Singapore, spelling. is chendol, in Malaysia it is cendol (in Malay).
"Lost in translation style". Haha
Aye man! I was watching your video and notice you dont chew your food. You just swallow it. I know that food was good!!!
Hah
The hawker centres you showed in this video looked to be commercial. All over parks in Singapore there are family-run hawker centere where families bring an awning and serve their food there. Still just as delicious as the commercial hawker centers.
is this a current trip? or rehash of past trip?😂
Well. Every video I post is from a "past" trip since I have to come home to edit it. But the video content was recorded about 3 weeks ago. So I think that's current ;)
@@YellowProductions thanks for explaining. I just want to know if info is current.
Chendol. Pronounced as Chan Doe
Makes you pucker! 😂
No one eats rice from a plate with chopsticks!
my trump-supporting cousin (I'm not) just visited singapore and she hates it. I told her never talk to me again after a huge quarrel...shes from this small little rural town in north america, what does she know?
Is it any surprise she's a dtrump supporter?
I'm Singaporean and keep a red MAGA cap in my car here. Would vote for Trump if I was American (even though I'm aware he is of poor character and a psychopath). I don't like him as a person but what he fights for - the rights of people who hold on to traditional values. Would prefer Ron Desantis though. Singapore probably just wasn't the place for your cousin, nothing to do with her political leanings. :)
@@roadpillocks3710 during covid, many of my friends and family (all asians) all got harrased by white people and all said "take ur china virus back to ur country"
u know who gave them the "permission" to say this? Trump..
u dont even live here in the US, all u see are from fox news, have u fact check what he and fox news say and do ur own diligence?
yea, nobody eat rice with chop stick.
& tian tian is just as touristy and overrated unfortunately. You can get better ones nearby
Still tasty in my opinion.. but I am a tourist after all :)
So white. A spoon is literally there but he think all asians use chopsticks for everything.
You mean for the Chicken Rice? I used the chop sticks because it's easier to show and dip the chicken on camera.
@RonLarhz What's wrong with using chopsticks for everything? Why are you being so uptight?
RonLarhz, your rudeness reflects more badly on yourself than anything Chris supposedly did wrong.
You're probably one of those Chinese-speaking Singaporeans who got brainwashed by the China media propaganda and supports Russia.
Sorry Chris about the unwarranted rudeness and haughtiness of my fellow countryman. Hope you aren't affected. 🙏🏼