Nice one dude. Saw your video about a week ago. Happy to see it covered by Mothership today, and you getting a lot more views.. and possibly subscribers? I like the content you put out.. covers refreshing bits of the things we can do in SG.
Thanks for watching, and the kind words! It is very encouraging to see a huge spike in views over the last few days, and also now featured in mothership.sg. Never in my wildest dream that this would happen. Sincerely appreciate all of you whom support local contents, thanks once again! 😄👍🤝🤝🤝
@@AlleyCat888 curious though... do you happen to have an interest in kelong? perhaps that was what led youtube algorithms to your video anyway. haha. was looking around for it as given the current travel restrictions, i might want to go on a kelong stay soon.
@@chowzisiong7800 Yes, i always love kelong. I stayed overnight in a kelong at Telok Sengat (near Desaru, JB) before. It was very fun. We had BBQ seafood dinner, and karaoke till late. But i doubt we can do it in Singapore kelong though, need to know the right people to bring you in.
@@AlleyCat888 right. that sounds fun! i was lucky to stay at kelongs in Msia and Indonesia.. can't rmb more precise locations as those were way over a decade ago. went out on fishing trips in the late noon onwards during those trips. really missing them.
@@chowzisiong7800 That's very cool! How i wish i had kelong fishing experience in Indonesia too. Stay tuned for my next video where i will share more about SG kelong 😉
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Thanks for watching and support as always! It is a shame that I didn't get to try out their seafood this time round. Maybe we can organise a bigger group to patronise them for dinner next time 😄
Thanks for watching and the encouragement! Yes, definitely. I will try to make more SUP video as i really love this activity 😄 stay tuned for more, subscribe to my channel if you have not already done so, cheers!
Enjoyed the video 👍🏼 I've lived in Pasir Ris >20 years, and am able to sight the kelongs from my flat. Nvr knew it's reachable by paddle and one of them is actually a floating restaurant! Keep up the good work & look fwd to more of your SUP adventures 🙂
Thanks for the comments, greatly appreciated 😊🤝 The floating restaurant is indeed a rare gem in SG, definitely check it out 😀. By the way, I have released a new SUP video last week, you may be interested:- ruclips.net/video/nhLFpdOkUvM/видео.html
Hey! Big fan of paddle boarding myself, thanks for sharing this trip! I wish I brought my iSUP with me from Canada now... I may just rent one and head out to Ubin at some point!
Thanks for watching, and the comments 😄🤝🤝🤝 definitely check it out! It is not difficult (distance wise), but need to be careful and take safety precaution because it is cross channel. Happy SUPing!
@@AlleyCat888 Yeah! What a coincidence, I guess your videos inspired me to get out on the paddle board again! If you get a few cool shots, let's trade footage! :P
This is awesome!! You’re making me itch to wanna actually give this a shot.... now to figure out how I’m actually gonna SUP / find a kayak over and not capsize in the middle of the sea
Thanks for watching, and the comments😄🤝 I would say the risk of SUP capsizing is much lower compared to kayak, and even if it does, it would be much easier to recover. Happy SUPing! 😄
Thanks for watching. Wow, i noticed that you do kayak fishing, please teach me how to fish!! I have subscribed to your channel, would be happy that you can consider subscribing mine if you liked my contents. Cheers and have a good weekend!
Haha, good suggestion! I actually contemplated this before, planning to use it as a back-up to paddle to St John Island. But gave up the idea as it appears that i need to obtain a license to operate a motorised paddle board 😅
@@AlleyCat888 haha, don't worry Der. No LTA on the seas. Only fishes n corals if there's is. If mod, I think need to get a motor with a big propeller. But seriously I seen people brought those hand propeller motors, as they dive into the sea... But wonder how long it last? Pls suggest gov to built charging points for it. Hahs
@@AlleyCat888 good morning.. I wanted to write a longer reply here. It is really unique to see a travel video of getting somewhere while covid 19.really refreshing... 😊 😊 Looking forward for your next video.. 👍🏻
Thanks for watching, and the comments😄🤝 Happy that you liked the content! I will be releasing a new video this coming weekend, you will love this episode. I will also be announcing a giveaway. So please make sure that you stay tuned this weekend😊 Have a good day, cheers!
Thanks for watching 😄🤝🤝🤝. I think there is a "Ng Fishery" kelong that allows ppl to go there for fishing. You may want to check that out. The owner's name is Patrick, tel 9760 2728, have fun!
Thanks for watching and supporting me always. The beef hor fun is not bad, i am saving seafood for the next trip when we can gather about 12 ppl, that's the maximum number of ppl the bumboat can fetch.
Great video. Loved the touch on safety and I was sure hoping you would show lunch. Not disappointed haha! The long paddle back was so relatable too. Thanks for the glimpse I to your life!
I am very happy to see comments from a fellow SUPer 😄🤝 Thank you! The kelongs are a thing in South East Asia countries like Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines, i am happy to showcase this to the world. May I know where do you normally paddle?
@@AlleyCat888 I'm new to the sport and I live in Colorado in the USA. I've only paddled one lake and for only a couple of month (because winter makes the water too cold for me). That's why I really love these videos. I'm dreaming of days when I hear the water slapping on my board again! I'll be watching more for sure!
If u managed to paddle to Pulau Ubin, Singapore Coast Guard must be doing a great job 👏 😅 .. kidding oni, but in all honesty, if u find the real Mas Selamat, let us know 😉
Haha, i have the same doubt when i looked back at the footage! 🤝. The dog is quite big and looked very fierce, my camera didn't do justice to him /her.
When the floating restaurant started? Im been in SG from 2008-2013 and always go to Pulau Ubin for biking and back in Changi Beach for food stop. I want to visit that one someday
Thanks for watching. Haha, i know what you mean, the islands always appear so near and reachable, and tempting us to swim across. But trust me, SUPing there is way more fun! 😄
This came up exactly when I was thinking to do SUP in Singapore. Great adventure but indeed seems kinda dangerous since you are doing it alone. Can’t help worrying. 😂
Thanks for watching, and the good comments! 😄🤝 Yes, I would think that it is safer to do this in a group of at least 2 person. I was very hesitated to do this intially, but so tempted by the calm water condition that morning, and the fact that everything seems so short in distance 😅 Happy SUPing!
Very interesting video! Didn't know that there is this side to Singapore. I just subscribed, keep making good video like this! Maybe visiting some of the abandoned houses, hospital and cemeteries could be a good next idea :)
wow thats so cool! cant believe I've lived in pasir ris for so many years and never knew about this place.. I'd love to try SUP there also one day! looking forward to seeing more of your videos.. I subscribed!
Thanks for watching, and subscribing! 😄🤝Indeed, this restaurant had kept a very low profile and probably lacks marketing/ promotion effort, when I first saw it (on Google map), I was very surprised too!
@@user-hl2uc5kj1e I can't speak about the food as i had only tried their beef horfun so far 😅 but i think their fish and calamari are very good (based on reviews). For SUP, I would recommend that you contact my friend Winson (see Description for his contact details), he provides SUP lesson, rental and also organised trip to Sungei Simpang/Ubin, check out my video titled "This can't be Singapore" for a glimpse of what is it like SUPing there. As you are young, I think you can try going to Sg Simpang with him on your first lesson, it will take about 3 hours but absolutely worth it. Once you are more comfortable and committed, you may consider buying SUP board from him, or from Decathlon. Hope it helps, enjoy SUPing!!
that return leg is stressful... choppy waters, head wind... is there some regulation to make yourself more visible to vessels, like wearing bright colours or having blinkers on? need to carry passport (in case you drift too far)?
Thanks for watching. You raised very good questions! I am not aware of regulations to make oneself more visible for vessels, but for safety reason, it is in the best interest of every paddler to do that. Agreed that the return leg was more stressful, this cross channel route is really not for beginner paddlers. I made it appeared very scary in the video to deter beginners from attempting it 🤣. I advise paddlers to wear personal floating device (PFD) and leg leash every time they are out in the water just in case. PFD is usually very visible. Personally, i don't bring passport, but that's an interesting point, maybe i should do that going forward, haha.
Thanks for watching 🤝 I will be releasing a new video tonight at 8pm, it is about another exciting adventure, don't miss it as i think you will love it! 😄
Sorry i missed your msg earlier. I think it is about $15 per hour. Rent from Ohana at Pasir Ris Beach. "Rental - Adventure Paddlers" www.adventurepaddlers.com.sg/rental/
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Agreed, and each time when one set foot on water, the conditions (tide, wave, wind, weather) are always different, making it a whole new experience every time.
Thanks for watching 🤝 Yes, there is always a remote risk of crocs, but i take comfort that Ubin side should be safe as there are many kayakers paddling on the water there everyday. Have a good day.
Thanks for watching, and the comments 🤝 I will be releasing a new video either tomorrow or Saturday. It's about another exciting adventure, I will also be doing a giveaway. So please stay tuned! 😊
Been there once, it was beautiful and " nice " experience ... I might have enjoy more if I wasn't aquaphobia. It was stressful and full of anxiety for me ( at a start ) and what make it worst was the water was so choppy then
Yeah, first time was always very nervous😅. I had since crossed the same channel alone many times, still slightly nervous every time, but kind of used to it already.
Thanks for watching. That is a very good question! It would be dangerous, but probably won't happen to me as i have done longer distance in more adverse water condition than this before, so i was rather confident physically... only need to watch out for passing vessels, and made sure that I didn't get in their way.
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Can I ask when u key in the coordinates the goggle will guide u there? How much was the rental of the kayak? How much was the meal? Guess what I like most? It's the free parking! Hahaha. No summon nor gantry.
Haha, i like your questions! The meal costs me $12.50 ($6.50 for the beef hor fun, and $6 for the coconut). I owned the SUP board, so no rental paid. I think the market rental rate is about $20 - $30 an hour. I didn't use GPS to guide me there, as the restaurant is almost visible from Pasir Ris, i was guided by a very general sense of direction to travel there. Have you tried SUP before? If negative, i would encourage you to try it, it is super fun!
@@pipi691 My SUP is inflatable. So i will deflate it after use, fold, store it inside a carrying bag, and bring it home. It is very convenient, easier to carry and use compared to kayak.
@@pipi691 The food is kinda average, haha, but i think their seafood should be good ( didn't try it on my return trip though, but fresh seafood is always good even if one's culinary skill is average). The SUP board cost abt $1k+, always thinking about attaching an electric propeller to it but at the end given up due to licensing requirement.
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@@AlleyCat888 so it's a intimate way of expressing your feeling to it... Haha reliving the rare terms in Literature left in my brain. You are a RUclipsr 👍🏼 when I watched more than 1 of your video at 1 go. 😀
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Thanks for watching😄. No permit required as I was still within Singapore water throughout the entire journey. The water was very calm in the morning, so it was quite easy. Coming back was tougher, but still manageable.
Yes, it is legal. However, I must caveat that we are doing it at our own risk. Best is to do it in a group of at least 2 people just to be safe. I was too hungry that day i decided to do it solo 🤣
@@AlleyCat888 yes i already fallow u and updated in the bell button,see yeah😊 thanks and nice meeting u a good and responsive on ur viewers😊 maybe soon you'll come in the phillipines...
@@kingmuuu9196 Thanks. You are very kind. I will be happy if you can watch this unlisted video of mine also, you may like it 😄 ruclips.net/video/2k2pFUHIGm8/видео.html
Thanks for watching😄. If you have no prior paddling experience, I would advise you to take lesson, learn about safety measures, and clock at least 8 hours of paddling in different types of water conditions before attempting this adventure (preferably do it in a group). Have fun paddling! 😄
Thanks for watching, you raised a very good question! 😄🤝 I read Google map for a general direction the night before. As the distance to the kelong is about 2km+ with clear line of sight, i could see the kelongs from the beach where i launched (not quite clear, but can tell it is around there). With Pulau Ubin always in the backdrop, i feel very safe that i won't be lost in the sea. Also with my prior practise, i know it will take me roughly 25 to 40 minutes to reach there (depending on wind and water condition). Hope it clarifies. Cheers and have a good day!
@@yeokimsong I normally park my car at Carpark F of Pasir Ris Beach (free) then walk down to the beach, and launch it at the beach next to the Kayak shop. I normally SUPing on Saturday at Sembawang, not Pasir Ris.
How many "stars" do you need to be allowed to do that? Paddling from Pasir Ris/Pulau Ubin/Kelongs/Smith Marine, crossing that channel and back? Got inspired to paddle again! :)
I think there is no official requirement, but one has to do it at his/her own risk. My thinking is the paddler must at least have some experience in paddling on choppy water and possesses safety knowledge, know how to deal with situation where the SUP board capsized, know how to check weather conditions, how to increase chances of being visible to bigger vessels etc.
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Thanks for watching. Yes, it would be dangerous paddling in thunderstorm. Therefore checking weather forecast properly before hitting water is very important.
Yes, that's correct, that's the way to get there. You may call the restaurant, and they will arrange it for you. When it comes to payment for the boat fare, you pay the boatman directly.
I saw a lot of people fishing there (Pasir Ris Beach side) in the morning, but not sure about at night though. I also saw ppl fishing at Pulau Ubin, very close to the restaurant.
Not at all, you raised a good question! You can buy it from Winson, he is the local distributor of Red Paddle Co product. You can contact him on 9636 4606. Or message him via facebook.com/oaalsg/ Hope it helps.
Thanks for watching 😄🤝🤝🤝 Read your question on my other video, i will reply you here (that video got some issues, i can't share it anymore). If the rain happened earlier, i would have just paddled towards the shore, won't be turning back to the kelong. As long as I cleared the channel, i am safe. Which means I had to paddle with maximum effort again! 😄
@@AlleyCat888 haha! so funny replying from here. ohh i see, seemed scary tho. the tides seem to be choppier and choppier. anyway, maybe you could talk about haunted stories in pulau ubin? pretty sure there’s a lot 🤣 the last time i went kayaking there, there was a doll floating around the shores 😶😶
@@bellel8853 Could it be from the German girl? That sounds scary! 😅 Always wanted to camp overnight at Ubin, but havent got the chance or find the right kakis yet.
I'm so shocked to see this in singapore! did u have to make any prior arrangements to eat at the restaurant (because I saw their website saying that it's a must to book a few days in advance)? also is it viable for beginner kayakers to kayak there? want to go but the ferry is so expensive
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, the restaurant encourages us to make prior reservation to avoid disappointment, as their seating capacity is 60 (not sure whether it is lesser now due to covid). This route is not for beginner kayaker, it is advisable to go in an organised group like the one shown towards the end of my video. If i am not mistaken, there are many such kayakers and organised groups. Hope it clarifies, have fun!
The $100 boat fare is for a round trip, max 12 person. If you can get 12 ppl to go together, average cost is $8.33. But need to check with them whether they can still take 12 per boat given the current situation.
Thanks for watching. You can basically kayak to any Singapore islands, no need to inform coast guard, with a big caveat that you are doing it at your own risk. Pulau Ubin still relatively easier. It is very challenging to kayak to the islands in the south of Singapore.
Thanks for pointing that out, it is amazing how powerful the AI is nowadays. I just found out that RUclips could also track how many ppl watched my video via mobile phone, computer, TV, tablet, game console respectively... and mine is not even a big channel.
Yes, my friend Winson (details in Description) runs SUP touring business, bringing people to locations like Sg Simpang and Pulau Ubin, he may also expand it to other new locations. Definitely check him out 😄🤝 He is featured in my other video, see link below: ruclips.net/video/pZuj1LQKmFQ/видео.html
Yes, you may call them for reservation at 9792 7609. They will arrange bumboat for you, you pay the boatman directly. $100 per boat return trip, can fetch max 12ppl, but not sure whether still the same price and capacity during covid. Better confirm with them, hope it helps. Cheers!
Nice one dude. Saw your video about a week ago. Happy to see it covered by Mothership today, and you getting a lot more views.. and possibly subscribers? I like the content you put out.. covers refreshing bits of the things we can do in SG.
Thanks for watching, and the kind words! It is very encouraging to see a huge spike in views over the last few days, and also now featured in mothership.sg. Never in my wildest dream that this would happen. Sincerely appreciate all of you whom support local contents, thanks once again! 😄👍🤝🤝🤝
@@AlleyCat888 curious though... do you happen to have an interest in kelong? perhaps that was what led youtube algorithms to your video anyway. haha. was looking around for it as given the current travel restrictions, i might want to go on a kelong stay soon.
@@chowzisiong7800 Yes, i always love kelong. I stayed overnight in a kelong at Telok Sengat (near Desaru, JB) before. It was very fun. We had BBQ seafood dinner, and karaoke till late. But i doubt we can do it in Singapore kelong though, need to know the right people to bring you in.
@@AlleyCat888 right. that sounds fun! i was lucky to stay at kelongs in Msia and Indonesia.. can't rmb more precise locations as those were way over a decade ago. went out on fishing trips in the late noon onwards during those trips. really missing them.
@@chowzisiong7800 That's very cool! How i wish i had kelong fishing experience in Indonesia too.
Stay tuned for my next video where i will share more about SG kelong 😉
This was great. One of the most unique vlogs of Singapore I've seen so far!
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“You come here for fun?”
No for Hor Fun. 😎
Hahaha, i should have said that! 🤣🤣🤣
Amazing! A floating restaurant in Singapore with its own fish farm. Seafood must be fresh 😋
Thanks for watching and support as always! It is a shame that I didn't get to try out their seafood this time round. Maybe we can organise a bigger group to patronise them for dinner next time 😄
Thanks for sharing nice place to visit
Thanks for watching. Happy that you liked it😄🤝, sorry that i missed your comment earlier. Have a good weekend!
I’m really glad to see local content on SUP! Your videos are inspiring man, thank you!
Thanks for watching and the kind comments 🤝Happy that you liked my contents. Do you SUP too? 😄
“You come here for fun?” HAHAHA 🤭
I actually like her a lot now 🤣🤣🤣
I came here for Hor Fun ;)
@@aomoon81Haha. I should have said that. 🤣Good one!
Great video! One day I am going to SUP to Ubin myself. Do let me know on your next Ubin adventure so I could join you!
Sounds great! Though i just admit that i have not been SUPing for a long time, feeling a bit rusty now 😅
i really love your format of vlogging, complete with timestamps on the vids and personal engagement. thanks for showing a lesser known side of sg!
Thanks for watching, and the kind comments! 😄🤝 It motivates me to make more videos going forward, stay tuned! 😄
I like your SUP videos. It’s interesting to see a different part of Singapore in this way. Do make more of it!
Thanks for watching and the encouragement! Yes, definitely. I will try to make more SUP video as i really love this activity 😄 stay tuned for more, subscribe to my channel if you have not already done so, cheers!
If u think ordering Hor Fun on a Seafood Floating Restaurant is bad, I'm gonna go all the way there just to buy a drink 😂
Haha, that's my buddy! I would definitely love to hang out with you if you also sup or kayak there, cheers and have a good day! 😄🤝🤝🤝
Nice.. Now I know there is a floating restaurant.. Will visit soon.
I went there again last Saturday. Check this out 😄
ruclips.net/video/RvLFzejqKzc/видео.html
who's here after mothership post? I just got intrigued by this vlog!!
Thanks for watching 😄 I was surprised too, what an honour! 😊
Enjoyed the video 👍🏼 I've lived in Pasir Ris >20 years, and am able to sight the kelongs from my flat. Nvr knew it's reachable by paddle and one of them is actually a floating restaurant! Keep up the good work & look fwd to more of your SUP adventures 🙂
Thanks for the comments, greatly appreciated 😊🤝 The floating restaurant is indeed a rare gem in SG, definitely check it out 😀. By the way, I have released a new SUP video last week, you may be interested:-
ruclips.net/video/nhLFpdOkUvM/видео.html
Hey! Big fan of paddle boarding myself, thanks for sharing this trip! I wish I brought my iSUP with me from Canada now... I may just rent one and head out to Ubin at some point!
Thanks for watching, and the comments 😄🤝🤝🤝 definitely check it out! It is not difficult (distance wise), but need to be careful and take safety precaution because it is cross channel. Happy SUPing!
Hi Simon, we will be seeing each other soon, I am looking forward to it! 😄
@@AlleyCat888 Yeah! What a coincidence, I guess your videos inspired me to get out on the paddle board again! If you get a few cool shots, let's trade footage! :P
@@SimonSaysCanada Certainly! We can collab, I will bring my insta360 One R and do a few fake drone shots and spin shots, let's do it!! 😄🤝🤝🤝
This is awesome!! You’re making me itch to wanna actually give this a shot.... now to figure out how I’m actually gonna SUP / find a kayak over and not capsize in the middle of the sea
Thanks for watching, and the comments😄🤝 I would say the risk of SUP capsizing is much lower compared to kayak, and even if it does, it would be much easier to recover. Happy SUPing! 😄
Great video! You're so brave to paddle so far on a board! Stay safe and looking forward to more of your adventures~
Thanks for watching. Wow, i noticed that you do kayak fishing, please teach me how to fish!! I have subscribed to your channel, would be happy that you can consider subscribing mine if you liked my contents. Cheers and have a good weekend!
Btw, u kinda need to mod your kayak... Put a mini motor will save much of your effort! Gov NV say cannot mod kayak.. haha.
Haha, good suggestion! I actually contemplated this before, planning to use it as a back-up to paddle to St John Island. But gave up the idea as it appears that i need to obtain a license to operate a motorised paddle board 😅
@@AlleyCat888 haha, don't worry Der. No LTA on the seas. Only fishes n corals if there's is. If mod, I think need to get a motor with a big propeller.
But seriously I seen people brought those hand propeller motors, as they dive into the sea... But wonder how long it last? Pls suggest gov to built charging points for it. Hahs
"Here alone?"
"No, im here with all my subscribers"
Haha, well said! 😄 Thanks for watching🤝, have a good weekend.
Wow.. Very very nice video.. Love it.. Can't believe such a place exist.. Wow...... Next time I will definitely go there.
Thanks for watching, and the kind comments😄 Yes, definitely check it out! The unique experience alone will make the trip worthwhile. Enjoy!
@@AlleyCat888 good morning.. I wanted to write a longer reply here. It is really unique to see a travel video of getting somewhere while covid 19.really refreshing... 😊 😊 Looking forward for your next video.. 👍🏻
These videos are so awesome man! I love ur videos
Thanks for watching, and the comments😄🤝 Happy that you liked the content! I will be releasing a new video this coming weekend, you will love this episode. I will also be announcing a giveaway. So please make sure that you stay tuned this weekend😊 Have a good day, cheers!
Nice vlog! Always wanted to try a kelong adventure someday. Maybe even kelong fishing trip
Thanks for watching 😄🤝🤝🤝. I think there is a "Ng Fishery" kelong that allows ppl to go there for fishing. You may want to check that out. The owner's name is Patrick, tel 9760 2728, have fun!
What an unexpected trip indeed! Sounds like a lot of fun, and I hope that the Beef Hor Fun is tasty!
Thanks for watching and supporting me always. The beef hor fun is not bad, i am saving seafood for the next trip when we can gather about 12 ppl, that's the maximum number of ppl the bumboat can fetch.
Your video made me happy. Thx . I felt so sad as I failed history. But your video cheered me up a little
Don't worry my friend, everything will be fine soon. You can still make it up by doing better next time!
Great video. Loved the touch on safety and I was sure hoping you would show lunch. Not disappointed haha! The long paddle back was so relatable too. Thanks for the glimpse I to your life!
I am very happy to see comments from a fellow SUPer 😄🤝 Thank you! The kelongs are a thing in South East Asia countries like Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines, i am happy to showcase this to the world. May I know where do you normally paddle?
You may be interested in this one as well:
ruclips.net/video/2k2pFUHIGm8/видео.html
@@AlleyCat888 I'm new to the sport and I live in Colorado in the USA. I've only paddled one lake and for only a couple of month (because winter makes the water too cold for me). That's why I really love these videos. I'm dreaming of days when I hear the water slapping on my board again! I'll be watching more for sure!
@@rebeccahulse1763 Cool, hope that you are able to paddle more soon once the weather turns warmer in Colorado. Cheers and have a good day!
Awesome video dude. Look forward to more of these Singapore adventures!
Thanks for watching, and the kind words! I will be releasing more videos like this soon, stay tuned! 😄
Thanks for wonderful sharing. Will make a trip to the restaurant.
Thanks for watching. Definitely go try it out, it is worth the experience, enjoy! 😊🤝
I didn't know this place existed. Thanks for the info.
Thanks for watching. Glad that you find it useful. Have a good day, cheers!
Thanks for the amazing video! Didn’t know there is such a place in Singapore. Will plan a trip to the restaurant with the kids👍🏻
Thanks for watching. Yes, definitely bring your kids there, they will love it! Enjoy your visit😊
Hi Bro, which is more fun, Sup or Kayak?
Definitely SUP! It is more fun and flexible (and stand, sit, kneel down or even lie down on it), and can carry more goods with it.
If u managed to paddle to Pulau Ubin, Singapore Coast Guard must be doing a great job 👏 😅 .. kidding oni, but in all honesty, if u find the real Mas Selamat, let us know 😉
Thanks for watching. Haha, ok, but i probably won't recognise him even if i met him, LOL.
I never knew these stuff were doable! Or that the floating restaurant even exists. Interesting.
Thanks for watching, and the comments. Amazing indeed. When I first spotted it on Google map, I was surprised too.
The dog is barking but wagging tail.. Friendly or hostile?
Haha, i have the same doubt when i looked back at the footage! 🤝. The dog is quite big and looked very fierce, my camera didn't do justice to him /her.
Finally something interesting in my recommendation
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When the floating restaurant started? Im been in SG from 2008-2013 and always go to Pulau Ubin for biking and back in Changi Beach for food stop. I want to visit that one someday
Thanks for watching. I checked their FB page, I think they started in 2015. Hope it helps.
@@AlleyCat888 oh I see thank you very much! :) Myself and my wife want to visit that floating restaurant when we dropby in SG again.
@@nestyboypalaboyz7090 Cool. Which country are you from? 😄
Philippines but we migrate here in Canada
@@nestyboypalaboyz7090 Beautiful countries, you are a lucky man 😄👍
Interesting way of exploring a place~ I like this idea!! I always want to swim across to some tiny island that I can see from the beach
Thanks for watching. Haha, i know what you mean, the islands always appear so near and reachable, and tempting us to swim across. But trust me, SUPing there is way more fun! 😄
thats one top of the line sup! great videos btw!
Thanks for watching, and the compliment! Have a good day, cheers! 😄🤝
This came up exactly when I was thinking to do SUP in Singapore. Great adventure but indeed seems kinda dangerous since you are doing it alone. Can’t help worrying. 😂
Thanks for watching, and the good comments! 😄🤝 Yes, I would think that it is safer to do this in a group of at least 2 person. I was very hesitated to do this intially, but so tempted by the calm water condition that morning, and the fact that everything seems so short in distance 😅 Happy SUPing!
Very interesting video! Didn't know that there is this side to Singapore. I just subscribed, keep making good video like this! Maybe visiting some of the abandoned houses, hospital and cemeteries could be a good next idea :)
Thanks for watching, it is very encouraging! I will try different things, likely adventure type :)
Well done for doing this. I don't think I would dare!!! but go you!!!
Haha. Thanks for watching and the comments, have a good evening 😄
Thanks bro
U make me feel fantastic in my own country
Thanks for watching 😄🤝😎 Indeed, this is a fantastic way to rediscover Singapore 😊
Haha, do they farm beef there? By the way, for the vessel, we called them 'her' instead of 'him'.
I planned to go there just to get a drink next time, lol.
wow thats so cool! cant believe I've lived in pasir ris for so many years and never knew about this place.. I'd love to try SUP there also one day! looking forward to seeing more of your videos.. I subscribed!
Thanks for watching, and subscribing! 😄🤝Indeed, this restaurant had kept a very low profile and probably lacks marketing/ promotion effort, when I first saw it (on Google map), I was very surprised too!
@@AlleyCat888 yeah its such a rare gem.. I love exploring rare places like these.. how was the food though? Also how can I go about trying SUP eh?
@@user-hl2uc5kj1e I can't speak about the food as i had only tried their beef horfun so far 😅 but i think their fish and calamari are very good (based on reviews). For SUP, I would recommend that you contact my friend Winson (see Description for his contact details), he provides SUP lesson, rental and also organised trip to Sungei Simpang/Ubin, check out my video titled "This can't be Singapore" for a glimpse of what is it like SUPing there.
As you are young, I think you can try going to Sg Simpang with him on your first lesson, it will take about 3 hours but absolutely worth it.
Once you are more comfortable and committed, you may consider buying SUP board from him, or from Decathlon. Hope it helps, enjoy SUPing!!
I’ve tried before,$530 for 4 people bro...😓
Thanks I didnt know there is floating restaurant :) Looking forward for more adventure
Thanks for watching. Have a great evening 😄
that return leg is stressful... choppy waters, head wind... is there some regulation to make yourself more visible to vessels, like wearing bright colours or having blinkers on? need to carry passport (in case you drift too far)?
Thanks for watching. You raised very good questions! I am not aware of regulations to make oneself more visible for vessels, but for safety reason, it is in the best interest of every paddler to do that. Agreed that the return leg was more stressful, this cross channel route is really not for beginner paddlers. I made it appeared very scary in the video to deter beginners from attempting it 🤣. I advise paddlers to wear personal floating device (PFD) and leg leash every time they are out in the water just in case. PFD is usually very visible. Personally, i don't bring passport, but that's an interesting point, maybe i should do that going forward, haha.
Love your videos!
Thanks for watching 🤝 I will be releasing a new video tonight at 8pm, it is about another exciting adventure, don't miss it as i think you will love it! 😄
How do I rent a kayak to paddle there ? How much would such a rental cost ?
Sorry i missed your msg earlier. I think it is about $15 per hour. Rent from Ohana at Pasir Ris Beach.
"Rental - Adventure Paddlers" www.adventurepaddlers.com.sg/rental/
Thanks for sharing this, I love it !
Thanks for watching bro😄🤝🤝🤝 Have a good day.
@@AlleyCat888 stay safe bro !
@@lostinasia888 Will do. Thanks mate! 😊
Paddle all the way there, well done. Good video, keep it up👏👏
Thanks for watching, and the kind comment! Please consider subscribing to my channel if you haven't done it already so that you will not miss out any future contents. Have a good weekend, cheers!
Offland Singapore is always so fun to go
Agreed, and each time when one set foot on water, the conditions (tide, wave, wind, weather) are always different, making it a whole new experience every time.
So cool 😎
Thanks for watching and supporting my channel! 🤝Have a good weekend 😄
*subscribed*
Not here because of mothership. Yt algo got me here.....enjoyed living vicariously through your videos. Props and keep it coming!!!
Thanks for subscribing, and the kind words! 😄🤝🤝🤝 More videos like this coming soon, stay tuned!
Hey. Sorry for the stupid question. Are the risk of crocodiles. Because there are many at sungai buloh right
Thanks for watching 🤝 Yes, there is always a remote risk of crocs, but i take comfort that Ubin side should be safe as there are many kayakers paddling on the water there everyday. Have a good day.
Your video are all very interesting . I like it
Thanks for watching, and the comments 🤝 I will be releasing a new video either tomorrow or Saturday. It's about another exciting adventure, I will also be doing a giveaway. So please stay tuned! 😊
Been there once, it was beautiful and " nice " experience ... I might have enjoy more if I wasn't aquaphobia. It was stressful and full of anxiety for me ( at a start ) and what make it worst was the water was so choppy then
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience. Agreed, at times, the water can be very choppy. But the trip was probably still with it? 😊
Very dangerous adventure but that's what made it fun
Yeah, first time was always very nervous😅. I had since crossed the same channel alone many times, still slightly nervous every time, but kind of used to it already.
Wonder how this restaurant is going to survive HA and CB. How many will canoe there nor take ferry to tabao.
They are probably temporarily closed now... maybe i should SUP there to check it out
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Good job...but rather risky. What would you have done if you ran out of energy and stamina fighting the headwinds on your way back? Just wondering.
Thanks for watching. That is a very good question! It would be dangerous, but probably won't happen to me as i have done longer distance in more adverse water condition than this before, so i was rather confident physically... only need to watch out for passing vessels, and made sure that I didn't get in their way.
Did you check if they offer food panda or grab food?Thinking of ordering beef horfun
Hahaha, they probably need to use drones to deliver it 🤣
Hey, chanced upon your video! So so cool! Very beautiful!
Thanks for watching and the compliments! Please consider subscribing if you have not already so that you will not miss any future contents from my channel. Have a good day, cheers!
Can I ask when u key in the coordinates the goggle will guide u there? How much was the rental of the kayak? How much was the meal?
Guess what I like most? It's the free parking! Hahaha. No summon nor gantry.
Haha, i like your questions! The meal costs me $12.50 ($6.50 for the beef hor fun, and $6 for the coconut). I owned the SUP board, so no rental paid. I think the market rental rate is about $20 - $30 an hour. I didn't use GPS to guide me there, as the restaurant is almost visible from Pasir Ris, i was guided by a very general sense of direction to travel there. Have you tried SUP before? If negative, i would encourage you to try it, it is super fun!
@@AlleyCat888 my balancing is kind a terrible tho... Hehe was the food nice? How much was the sup？have u ever tot of modding your sup?
@@AlleyCat888 I nv tried sup before.. u kept the sup at the beach or u bring from home?
@@pipi691 My SUP is inflatable. So i will deflate it after use, fold, store it inside a carrying bag, and bring it home. It is very convenient, easier to carry and use compared to kayak.
@@pipi691 The food is kinda average, haha, but i think their seafood should be good ( didn't try it on my return trip though, but fresh seafood is always good even if one's culinary skill is average). The SUP board cost abt $1k+, always thinking about attaching an electric propeller to it but at the end given up due to licensing requirement.
Nice Video ... Like the personification of your Kayak 😁😆
Thanks for watching. Haha, i really couldn't bear to part with him at that moment, but didn't know how to express myself 😄 Please consider subscribing so that you will not miss out future contents from my channel. Cheers!
@@AlleyCat888 so it's a intimate way of expressing your feeling to it... Haha reliving the rare terms in Literature left in my brain.
You are a RUclipsr 👍🏼 when I watched more than 1 of your video at 1 go. 😀
@@estherchong6925 Thank you so much! Very happy to know that you watched more than one video of mine. 😄🤝🤝🤝
I just came across your channel and I'm loving your videos!
Thanks for watching and the kind comments! That's very encouraging, and i hope that you subscribe to my channel so that you will not miss out any future contents. Have a good weekend, cheers!
@@AlleyCat888 I just subscribed to your channel and btw I also post content on Singapore
@@BrendanTheTraveller thanks for supporting! I will check out your video soon
@@AlleyCat888 Thank you!
Just wondering any permit required for crossing water borders? U made it seemed so effortlessly
Thanks for watching😄. No permit required as I was still within Singapore water throughout the entire journey. The water was very calm in the morning, so it was quite easy. Coming back was tougher, but still manageable.
Do you need a permit to dock at the restruant?
No need, it is totally unmanned and the restaurant doesn't seem to care 😄
Nice video. Just to clarify, those are floating fish farms you paddled past, they're not called kelongs. There're no more kelongs in Singapore water.
Ok...
Thank you sir this is fun
Thanks for watching, I am happy that you enjoyed it. Have a good evening 😄🤝
Nice adventure.. Is that legal to do that in singapore? How I really miss the pasir ris.
Yes, it is legal. However, I must caveat that we are doing it at our own risk. Best is to do it in a group of at least 2 people just to be safe. I was too hungry that day i decided to do it solo 🤣
Hi dog 🐕 haha 😂 你的旅途都很挑战噢！赞👍
谢谢观看。哈哈， 其实去之前心里没什么底，但一看到海水那么平静，就忍不住冲出去了，什么也不管了🤣🤣🤣
wow such an adventure!
Thanks for watching 😄🤝 it is a fun adventure indeed, esp during this time.
Nice vlogging it was enjoy,watching from the philippines here😊
Thanks for watching and the good comments 😄🤝🤝🤝 very happy to know that i have viewers from the Philippines!
@@AlleyCat888 hope to watch more of your vlogs😊
@@kingmuuu9196 Thanks, i hope to release a new video this coming Saturday, stay tuned! 😄
@@AlleyCat888 yes i already fallow u and updated in the bell button,see yeah😊 thanks and nice meeting u a good and responsive on ur viewers😊 maybe soon you'll come in the phillipines...
@@kingmuuu9196 Thanks. You are very kind. I will be happy if you can watch this unlisted video of mine also, you may like it 😄
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That's one hell of an adventure man. Loved it!
Thanks for watching, and the kind words🤝🤝🤝. Have a good day, cheers! 😊
Thank you for sharing, I will try this adventure👌🏼
Thanks for watching😄. If you have no prior paddling experience, I would advise you to take lesson, learn about safety measures, and clock at least 8 hours of paddling in different types of water conditions before attempting this adventure (preferably do it in a group). Have fun paddling! 😄
hi sir, may i know how you navigate your way from beach to the kelong ? using hp or hand held gps, or by gut feel ?
Thanks for watching, you raised a very good question! 😄🤝 I read Google map for a general direction the night before. As the distance to the kelong is about 2km+ with clear line of sight, i could see the kelongs from the beach where i launched (not quite clear, but can tell it is around there). With Pulau Ubin always in the backdrop, i feel very safe that i won't be lost in the sea. Also with my prior practise, i know it will take me roughly 25 to 40 minutes to reach there (depending on wind and water condition). Hope it clarifies. Cheers and have a good day!
@@AlleyCat888 cool, when and where do you always launch ? i am using paddle kayak though
@@yeokimsong I normally park my car at Carpark F of Pasir Ris Beach (free) then walk down to the beach, and launch it at the beach next to the Kayak shop. I normally SUPing on Saturday at Sembawang, not Pasir Ris.
Greta place to visit! Unique
You may visit it by ferry, check out their website on how to go, details in Description. Have fun!
How many "stars" do you need to be allowed to do that? Paddling from Pasir Ris/Pulau Ubin/Kelongs/Smith Marine, crossing that channel and back? Got inspired to paddle again! :)
I think there is no official requirement, but one has to do it at his/her own risk. My thinking is the paddler must at least have some experience in paddling on choppy water and possesses safety knowledge, know how to deal with situation where the SUP board capsized, know how to check weather conditions, how to increase chances of being visible to bigger vessels etc.
Thanks for the great video Bro! Do an equipment intro pls!
Thanks for watching. Good suggestion! I will definitely do it, stay tuned! 😄🤝🤝🤝
Floating restaurant in Singapore where is it located?
You may check out their website for more details:-
www.smithmarine.com.sg/
@@AlleyCat888 okey Thanks .
Keep up with the videos. Very interesting and fresh
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Very interesting activity bro
Thanks for watching, and the comments 😄🤝 Have a good day!
Nice adventure bro😊
Thanks for watching, glad that you liked it 😀
@@AlleyCat888 yeah😊
Its legal to randomly kayak to ubin?
Thanks for watching. Yes, it is legal.
Wow! Salute u
Thanks for watching. I just released a sequel last night, you may be interested to check it out😊
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Interesting vid man, isn't it very dangerous if there is a sudden storm and you're in the middle of ur 2km journey?
Thanks for watching. Yes, it would be dangerous paddling in thunderstorm. Therefore checking weather forecast properly before hitting water is very important.
If I remember there are small bump boats that taxi you to that restaurant at Changi jetty.
Yes, that's correct, that's the way to get there. You may call the restaurant, and they will arrange it for you. When it comes to payment for the boat fare, you pay the boatman directly.
Small discovery 👍
Thanks for watching, have a good day 😄🤝
114k views! Wow Absolutely amazing!unbelievable 👏💪💪👏👍
Thanks for watching 😄🤝🤝🤝 Jiayou!
Used to fish here at night.nowadays still can fish here?
I saw a lot of people fishing there (Pasir Ris Beach side) in the morning, but not sure about at night though. I also saw ppl fishing at Pulau Ubin, very close to the restaurant.
Amazing!
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Pardon me my ignorance sir ....
Where did you get the inflatable boat?
Not at all, you raised a good question! You can buy it from Winson, he is the local distributor of Red Paddle Co product. You can contact him on 9636 4606. Or message him via
facebook.com/oaalsg/
Hope it helps.
@@AlleyCat888 thank you for ur info.... this will start my paddling afventure
@@samitune cool, you will love it! 😄👍🤝
@@samitune you can check out his price here
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please be safe, don't go to far or bad weather wind ..
Thanks for watching, and the kind concern. No worries, i won't be pushing it if it wasn't safe. Safety is my no. 1 concern.
i like your content! liked and subscribed 😉✌🏻
Thanks for watching, and subscribed to my channel! 😄🤝🤝🤝 More contents like this are coming up soon, stay tuned ☺️ Have a good day.
Thanks for watching 😄🤝🤝🤝 Read your question on my other video, i will reply you here (that video got some issues, i can't share it anymore). If the rain happened earlier, i would have just paddled towards the shore, won't be turning back to the kelong. As long as I cleared the channel, i am safe. Which means I had to paddle with maximum effort again! 😄
@@AlleyCat888 haha! so funny replying from here. ohh i see, seemed scary tho. the tides seem to be choppier and choppier. anyway, maybe you could talk about haunted stories in pulau ubin? pretty sure there’s a lot 🤣 the last time i went kayaking there, there was a doll floating around the shores 😶😶
@@bellel8853 Could it be from the German girl? That sounds scary! 😅 Always wanted to camp overnight at Ubin, but havent got the chance or find the right kakis yet.
I'm so shocked to see this in singapore! did u have to make any prior arrangements to eat at the restaurant (because I saw their website saying that it's a must to book a few days in advance)? also is it viable for beginner kayakers to kayak there? want to go but the ferry is so expensive
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, the restaurant encourages us to make prior reservation to avoid disappointment, as their seating capacity is 60 (not sure whether it is lesser now due to covid). This route is not for beginner kayaker, it is advisable to go in an organised group like the one shown towards the end of my video. If i am not mistaken, there are many such kayakers and organised groups. Hope it clarifies, have fun!
The $100 boat fare is for a round trip, max 12 person. If you can get 12 ppl to go together, average cost is $8.33. But need to check with them whether they can still take 12 per boat given the current situation.
Can just kayak to any of Singapore small island? Or need to inform coast guard?
Thanks for watching. You can basically kayak to any Singapore islands, no need to inform coast guard, with a big caveat that you are doing it at your own risk. Pulau Ubin still relatively easier. It is very challenging to kayak to the islands in the south of Singapore.
RUclips algorithm doing work at 3am
Thanks for pointing that out, it is amazing how powerful the AI is nowadays. I just found out that RUclips could also track how many ppl watched my video via mobile phone, computer, TV, tablet, game console respectively... and mine is not even a big channel.
Hey dude, you ever think of setting up a SUP tour business?
Yes, my friend Winson (details in Description) runs SUP touring business, bringing people to locations like Sg Simpang and Pulau Ubin, he may also expand it to other new locations. Definitely check him out 😄🤝
He is featured in my other video, see link below:
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This was great one vlog
I like 👍👍
Thanks for watching, and the compliment 😊 Have a good day, cheers!
Barbaque,is it?the name of the floating restaurant in one piece
I think the name is "Baratie". Haha, I learnt about this by reading comments.
Good adventure and very informative. Well done👏👏👏
Thanks bro for watching and the kind comments, much appreciated 😄 have a good day!
How do gp get there...is there any boat ride?
Yes, you may call them for reservation at 9792 7609. They will arrange bumboat for you, you pay the boatman directly. $100 per boat return trip, can fetch max 12ppl, but not sure whether still the same price and capacity during covid. Better confirm with them, hope it helps. Cheers!