And if you are really into it, even the same/similar dish may taste differently from hawker to hawker. So there might be same type of food at each hawker but occasionally have their own secret recipes so they taste different.
Agreed! After trying out the popular and less popular places, it's definitely worth finding your preferred hawker. Definitely coming back to try more places 🤟
thanks for the great tour, just a side note and I hope you don't mind it, try to keep your shutter speed low, as it is a bit distracting and gives the video a static look. Cheers mate.
Personally and I stress my personal thought, I think the soya sauce chicken is overrated. But if you were at the Market Complex, why didn't you try the original stall that started from there?
@@VietLeTravel 😆 It happens! Oh, I tried it from the restaurant like you did, and I wasn’t too impressed. I thought and gave benefit of doubt that the original stall might be better, though I haven’t got a chance to try it yet. Nonetheless, I enjoyed your video. Thanks for the wonderful insight!
Hi! Almost exclusively cash only from our experience for traditional Hawkers. However, the modern food courts in shopping centres will likely have card. Hope that helps! 😊
Hi, quick google search came up with "In most places where the term is used, a hawker sells inexpensive goods, handicrafts, or food items." Hawkers were historically mobile vendors which were easily transported. Hawker centres then were built off the idea of cheap and affordable vendor offerings in one convenient location. Hope this helps with your question! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawker_(trade)#:~:text=The%20word%20is%20borrowed%20from,marreteiro%20is%20also%20sometimes%20used.
The most beautiful parts of Singapore are Chinatown and Little India. Those skyscrapers are just boring compared to the Beautiful two storey buildings.
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keep up the good work! really enjoyed your videos, from a fellow Aussie 🇦🇺
Cheers for the support! 🙏🙏
The oyster cake is nice !!
Very much enjoyed it, could easily eat so many in one sitting 😅
Wow... My best friend, Nice video... Beautiful place Enjoy watching this video... Have a nice day.
Thanks for popping by, have a good one!
And if you are really into it, even the same/similar dish may taste differently from hawker to hawker. So there might be same type of food at each hawker but occasionally have their own secret recipes so they taste different.
Agreed! After trying out the popular and less popular places, it's definitely worth finding your preferred hawker. Definitely coming back to try more places 🤟
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Too kind my friend, thanks for the support! 😀
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I am honestly grateful for your kind reply
The oyster cake is quite a traditional dish. Not many places sell it anymore.
Yeah I didn't see many stores selling them, had to try when I saw it
@@VietLeTravel glad you did! Come visit us again. There are other hawker centres to try! Old Airport Road Food Centre is another to go to.
100% will be back, and yes old airport road I missed because limited time! 😭
thanks for the great tour, just a side note and I hope you don't mind it, try to keep your shutter speed low, as it is a bit distracting and gives the video a static look.
Cheers mate.
Ah thanks for the tip, well noted. Cheers
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This is a great video, I’m surprised you don’t have more views and comments. I’m in Australia 👋🏼
You're too kind thank you! Good to see a fellow Aussie 🇦🇺
love it !!!!! - are you still there ? Where will you go next ? another place or back to Oz ?
Glad you loved it! Back in Aus atm, we'll have to see what happens soon 🙂
@@VietLeTravel Your videos are classics ! - they are well done and worth watching more than once ! :)
Not bad👍keep going 😉
Cheers! Looking to keep improving 👌
Great review👍
Cheers! It was enjoyable to film and eat 👊
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@1:34 Normally we eat rice with the spoon in Singapore
Noted, good tip 👍
Personally and I stress my personal thought, I think the soya sauce chicken is overrated. But if you were at the Market Complex, why didn't you try the original stall that started from there?
Appreciate the opinion, good to have differing views! I didn't realise it was in the complex until after we finished our trip, definitely my fault 😅
@@VietLeTravel 😆 It happens! Oh, I tried it from the restaurant like you did, and I wasn’t too impressed. I thought and gave benefit of doubt that the original stall might be better, though I haven’t got a chance to try it yet. Nonetheless, I enjoyed your video. Thanks for the wonderful insight!
@@py2331 Hahaha gotcha, well I'm definitely coming back to eat more when it can. Thanks for dropping by and for the feedback!! 😁
@@py2331 what is the name of the “original stall” that you mean?
@@LolaB_AbandonedGeneration It's Liao Fan Hawker Chan Hong Kong Soy Sauce Chicken Rice at level 2, I think it's the same as the restaurant?
Wondering is eftpos commonly accepted at food courts in Sg? or Cash Only? Thank you, hope to get an answer :)
Hi! Almost exclusively cash only from our experience for traditional Hawkers. However, the modern food courts in shopping centres will likely have card. Hope that helps! 😊
Nice vid but why no skin on the chicken rice?
Honestly no clue 😅 though you do make a good point, might have to look that up!
Can I ask why they are called Hawkers ?
Hi, quick google search came up with "In most places where the term is used, a hawker sells inexpensive goods, handicrafts, or food items."
Hawkers were historically mobile vendors which were easily transported. Hawker centres then were built off the idea of cheap and affordable vendor offerings in one convenient location. Hope this helps with your question!
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawker_(trade)#:~:text=The%20word%20is%20borrowed%20from,marreteiro%20is%20also%20sometimes%20used.
@@VietLeTravel
Thanks for the explanation 👍
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Hawker Chan is overrated . Some tourists have already said on RUclips there is nothing fantastic about it .
Really? Seems like you are one of the haters if not a competitor. lol
@@isatriya2Hawker Chan already lost their Michelin award for past 2 years already
Hawker Chan really not nice
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The most beautiful parts of Singapore are Chinatown and Little India. Those skyscrapers are just boring compared to the Beautiful two storey buildings.
Tian Tian is another overrated chicken rice . Tong fatt is better . But there are much better chicken which are NOT at Maxwell food centre
Any personal recommendations? Didn't have much time in Singapore but defs going back when I can
@@VietLeTravel My favourite chicken rice at B1-35 Golden Mile food centre
Ah I see, cheers for the suggestion!
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Hawker Chan is nowhere as great as the media claims it to be..it is a tourist gimmick
Can see what you mean, maybe a bit overhyped but still decent