Ilya, so proud that someone came out with Halal Bak Chang. Glad everyone can enjoy the tradition whether Malay or Chinese. Just like it was great to see Bak Chor Mee - Halal. Why not, vinegar noodle, sauce, fish cake etc.. glad some cook innovatively create just like the right blend of sauce and seasoning to make this happen. I will definitely check the Bak Chang when I am back again in Singapore. Just like chinese loh bak, malay can make their version of it, but have to find the right meat but can still enjoy the cinnamon bark. star anisee, cinnamon clove, with toufu with hard boil egg, would definitely sample that a halal version of it. Thank for introducing your mom's recipe.
No apologies needed. You give excellent perspective about Singapore lifestyle to the Japanese and probably the rest of the world. You also picked up Malay and Mandarin along the way. Job well done.
What took you so long Ghib!? This is a must! Most of us gets craving for it. Fortunate to switch from Chinese, to Malay to Indian food and go on 'loop' try nasi padang, local and indonesian style, mee soto, mee rebus, mee kua, longtong, putu piring, and other middle eastern influenced dishes etc etc
Glad you finally get to taste some great Malay cuisines. I knew you'll like the Ayam Masak Lemak Cili Padi because it's creamy and spicy. The Paru Goreng is great too! Sambal Goreng is a must dish, my personal favorite is Nasi Sambal Goreng at any Malay hawker stalls. Eating food with your fingers takes a lot of practice you almost got it, unglamorous is actually right lol!
Objisan, Thanks for sharing.😊 Suggest that you buy one more additional clip on microphone for your guest, so you don't needs to hold the microphone while both of you are chatting, you can free your hand to enjoy the food 😉
Hajah Maimunah serve really delicious authentic malay dishes because it taste just like how my mum cooks. It's worth the price. I used to get halal Bak Chang at pasar Geylang now I'm interested to order some from Ilya. The fried bak chang looks delicious! 🤤 Ben is right, my dad used to bring me to Malacca at the Portuguese village to eat there and my late grandmother is half Portuguese. Their salted egg crab and butter garlic prawns are to die for! Not the same as how Singapore cook it. It's much more flavorful and leaves me craving everytime I think about it. I only get Chilli crab in Singapore and Salted egg chicken. The Sambal stingray is also good but I still prefer the one I eat in Malaysia. 🙃
I am so happy that you are back with full spirit! You overcomed your low period and I am having my low now too. Thanks for motivating me that i can overcome too. 💪
Thank you for sharing. I just woke up and it's about 6c in Melbourne. WSatching this video is making so hungry and wishing I was in SG right now. Going to have to try Bak Chang and Fish Head Steamboat. Glad to see Hjh Maimunah is open again.
Yes! Too often we see visitors/foreigners coming to Singapore and only eating the usual Chinese-y food (looking at you chicken rice), and totally skipped out on Malay, Indian, Peranakan, and Eurasian food. There is so much more that Singapore has to offer!
Thank you for bringing more awareness of these to a larger audience! (Though I might have to endure longer waiting time at Hjh Maimumah after this lol. But their food is worth waiting for)
My favorite nasi Padang shop in Spore and well priced..and lovely desserts. Glad to see that featured. You should really explore Little India too, but do it properly. So many great places there and the atmosphere is fantastic, by far, the most authentic neighborhood in Sg.
hahaha, maybe Ben san and Ghib san can come out a series searching about other food in singapore. Ben san can tell some history of the food too. Honestly didn't know that fish head steamboat is a Teochew dish ~ I honestly didn't know about fried bak chang.
This is a great video! Enjoyed all three segments. If I had a visitor from overseas, these are v good ideas/places to bring them to. Keep it up Ghib Ojisan :)
Enjoyed the video. But have you tried thosai? Another local time popular in Singapore especially for breakfast. My personal favourite is ravva thosai, made from semolina. Would love to show u from my favourite breakfast haunt
wow so many nice food Ghib, 食べたいい, oh yah Ghib you can asked ben to introduce you to take part in drama in TV,, 🤣, who knows you can be an actor too Ghib, 😜,, thks for all d info Ghib, 美味しい そう , the ending half happy half sad hahhaha おもろい😅,,, i never heard of nasi ambeng 🤣
At 11:15 minutes into the video, I suddenly laughed very loud in the middle of the night while watching your video. I suddenly remembered seeing packets Crab Nabe soup and imagine saying that out loud in Japanese in front of Singaporeans. LOL!!!
Ben, this episode reminds me that u used to have a Japanese girlfriend when u were serving your National Service with the Police.😂. Glad you are doing so well now. I tried Your food there are indeed really good. 👍🏻👏🏻💪🏼😘
If you're doing Indian food in the future, rmbr there's indian muslim food (the ones u tend to see in hawker centers everywhere) and also indian vegetarian food (little india)
What happened to Ben Yeo? he looked so solemn even though he still smiled at times in this video. If it was just me thinking too much, great. It feels kind of different from the dude always beaming on television. Hope life has been kind to him after mediacorp.
Chinese rice dumpling was created in honor of a legendary figure in China's history: the poet Qu Yuan (340 B.C. to 278 B.C.) Famous for pioneering the art in ancient China, Qu Yuan was also a beloved minister and a former advisor to the King. But he was banished by the King after corrupt officials slandered Qu Yuan's name. Even in exile, Qu Yuan continued to write some of the greatest poetry in Chinese literature expressing concern for his country and people. But unfortunately, his home town was invaded in 278 B.C. Striken with grief, Qu Yuan drowned himself in the famous Ni Lo River. Although the people rushed to the river to rescue their beloved minister, they were too late. Instead, they paddled out in boats and furiously threw packets of steamed rice wrapped in leaves to prevent the sea creatures from consuming Qu Yuan's body.
Your caption was weird! U have not done an unforgiven Sin that u have to bow to S’pore.. Singaporean love our mixed cultures n their cuisines. Congratulations, enjoyed this video.. do more of this kind, Arab, Indian, Eurasian, straits nonya, etc
5:53 this part really makes me laugh out loud 🤣🤣🤣 it’s like you are eating your whole fingers 😂😂😂 “unglamorous eating way indeed” 😅 Can’t blame you for that cause mostly eating Malay or Indian food need to use hand and that makes the food taste nicer😊
Excited to try some of the foods! btw, is there a certain something we're waiting for an announcement on? (the little monkey plushie seems to have gained a little friend~)🤗
0:55: 🍽 The video showcases unique Malay Muslim cuisine in Singapore. 4:14: 🍽 The video discusses a Malay cuisine that is typically served in large portions and meant to be taken home. 9:04: 🍲 Singaporean fish head steamboat is a popular dish with origins in China, traditionally eaten by the rich and the emperor. 13:43: 🍽 The video is about trying unique cuisine in Woodlands, near JP Malaysia. 18:07: 🥟 The video showcases the process of making and selling traditional rice dumplings with a twist of adding non-traditional sauce, appealing to a wider audience. Recap by Tammy AI
Yeah - Malay and Indian food in Singapore is out of this world… Surprised you don’t eat more of this kind of food. After all, 1 out of every 4 Singaporeans aren’t Chinese…..
Don't overworked yourself, your contents are quite well acceptable in local context, so you need to think far how best you can, no stress. Lastly, I love all your videos💪👍💯
Just a correction of the Bak Chang history / legend. There was a govt official by name of Qu Yuan。He was a poet & politician and a righteous man but was not appreciated by the emperor of the Chu State (during the warring state era) who favors many evil & corrupt officials. He became disillusion and depressed and committed suicide by jumping into the Miluo River. The common villagers respected him and didn’t want his corpse be eaten by fishes. So they made bak chang load on boats and threw them into the river. This event is then subsequently celebrated on the 5th day 5th month of the lunar calendar. And hence the dragon boat festival also started.
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Ilya, so proud that someone came out with Halal Bak Chang. Glad everyone can enjoy the tradition whether Malay or Chinese. Just like it was great to see Bak Chor Mee - Halal. Why not, vinegar noodle, sauce, fish cake etc.. glad some cook innovatively create just like the right blend of sauce and seasoning to make this happen. I will definitely check the Bak Chang when I am back again in Singapore. Just like chinese loh bak, malay can make their version of it, but have to find the right meat but can still enjoy the cinnamon bark. star anisee, cinnamon clove, with toufu with hard boil egg, would definitely sample that a halal version of it. Thank for introducing your mom's recipe.
No apologies needed. You give excellent perspective about Singapore lifestyle to the Japanese and probably the rest of the world. You also picked up Malay and Mandarin along the way. Job well done.
I am impressed that IIya knows the story behind Bak Chang 👍 😊
Food without cultural history is just grub. 😂
5:46 I can’t help bursting into laughter when you ate the Malay food in so called unglamorous way 😂😂
😂😂😂 I almost have dirty thoughts looking at Ghib hand fisting his mouth.
@@coffeemug3009oh boy 😂😂😂😂
😂😂 very funny with that lion roar sound inserted 😂😂😂
Cave man style.😅
Literally put everything in wkwkwkwk
What took you so long Ghib!? This is a must! Most of us gets craving for it. Fortunate to switch from Chinese, to Malay to Indian food and go on 'loop' try nasi padang, local and indonesian style, mee soto, mee rebus, mee kua, longtong, putu piring, and other middle eastern influenced dishes etc etc
Glad you finally get to taste some great Malay cuisines. I knew you'll like the Ayam Masak Lemak Cili Padi because it's creamy and spicy. The Paru Goreng is great too! Sambal Goreng is a must dish, my personal favorite is Nasi Sambal Goreng at any Malay hawker stalls. Eating food with your fingers takes a lot of practice you almost got it, unglamorous is actually right lol!
Yeah, I loved it IZ!!
Objisan, Thanks for sharing.😊
Suggest that you buy one more additional clip on microphone for your guest, so you don't needs to hold the microphone while both of you are chatting, you can free your hand to enjoy the food 😉
Wow Singapore is so cool has a lot of interesting hidden places
😮👍🌷❤️
It really is!
The fried and beef rendang Bak Chang is amazing! ❤the creativity take to a traditional dish.
Hajah Maimunah serve really delicious authentic malay dishes because it taste just like how my mum cooks. It's worth the price. I used to get halal Bak Chang at pasar Geylang now I'm interested to order some from Ilya. The fried bak chang looks delicious! 🤤
Ben is right, my dad used to bring me to Malacca at the Portuguese village to eat there and my late grandmother is half Portuguese. Their salted egg crab and butter garlic prawns are to die for! Not the same as how Singapore cook it. It's much more flavorful and leaves me craving everytime I think about it. I only get Chilli crab in Singapore and Salted egg chicken. The Sambal stingray is also good but I still prefer the one I eat in Malaysia. 🙃
I enjoy watching your videos. This video is so interesting! Thank you for introducing the unique food in Singapore.
I am so happy that you are back with full spirit! You overcomed your low period and I am having my low now too. Thanks for motivating me that i can overcome too. 💪
Thank you for sharing. I just woke up and it's about 6c in Melbourne. WSatching this video is making so hungry and wishing I was in SG right now. Going to have to try Bak Chang and Fish Head Steamboat. Glad to see Hjh Maimunah is open again.
Rendang is super versatile and can be fusioned into many different types of dishes.
1:02 Wild Mo Salah appears!! 😂😂
Wow nice vid. Don't forget the elusive Eurasian food. My people don't have many eateries but there are a few.
Got what Eurasian food? Fish n chips considered?
Yes! Too often we see visitors/foreigners coming to Singapore and only eating the usual Chinese-y food (looking at you chicken rice), and totally skipped out on Malay, Indian, Peranakan, and Eurasian food. There is so much more that Singapore has to offer!
And I only scratched the surface. Looking forward to trying more food in Singapore!
Thank you for bringing more awareness of these to a larger audience! (Though I might have to endure longer waiting time at Hjh Maimumah after this lol. But their food is worth waiting for)
Didn't know about this rendang bakchang ... thank you for showcasing it. Will want to try that myself!
My favorite nasi Padang shop in Spore and well priced..and lovely desserts. Glad to see that featured. You should really explore Little India too, but do it properly. So many great places there and the atmosphere is fantastic, by far, the most authentic neighborhood in Sg.
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That first place for Nasi Ambeng is great. It’s been a long time since I ate there. So tasty.
Laughed so hard when ghib said WU YIA BOH when Ben said the sambal stingray is Portugese food
I hope I used it correctly!
@@GhibOjisan You definitely did! Wasn't expecting it but it was a totally singaporean way of response hahaha
@@GhibOjisanyes 100% correct 🤣
Ghib..u are really a natural..in every way
ジブさんでもまだ食べたことないシンガポール料理があるなんて！！いつも楽しませてもらってます。😆
いつもありがとうございます！まだまだ食べたことないグルメあります😁
Thanks for your kindness sharing 💖💖😊. Yummy food 😋😋. Many types of taste foods in local Singapore.
Another great video. I am pleasantly surpriced about the Halal Bak Chang, I will surely try it. 😄👏👏👍👍
hahaha, maybe Ben san and Ghib san can come out a series searching about other food in singapore. Ben san can tell some history of the food too.
Honestly didn't know that fish head steamboat is a Teochew dish ~ I honestly didn't know about fried bak chang.
We keep eating the same foods, it is nice to see other type of nice foods in Singapore.
For sure! And I only scratched the surface
This is a great video! Enjoyed all three segments. If I had a visitor from overseas, these are v good ideas/places to bring them to. Keep it up Ghib Ojisan :)
Glad you enjoyed it!😁
Your sense of humour is developing...good sign. :)
I used to go to Hjh Maimunah outlet in Joo Chiat (opp Joo Chiat Complex) but now I go to the outlet in Tampines Mall food court. 👍
😘😋😋😋😍🤩 WOW! looking at all the foods...... started drooling liao....🤤🤤🤤.
SO this is SG hour episode 1? Delicious food around SG.
Enjoyed the video. But have you tried thosai? Another local time popular in Singapore especially for breakfast. My personal favourite is ravva thosai, made from semolina. Would love to show u from my favourite breakfast haunt
Great job Ghib, u hv to feature local & international foods here 👍
wow so many nice food Ghib, 食べたいい, oh yah Ghib you can asked ben to introduce you to take part in drama in TV,, 🤣, who knows you can be an actor too Ghib, 😜,, thks for all d info Ghib, 美味しい そう , the ending half happy half sad hahhaha おもろい😅,,, i never heard of nasi ambeng 🤣
This is good enough to be broken up into 3 individual videos.
Ghib we know you are stressed but your content is the best and most original . Keep going and fighting !
I appreciate that!
Nasi ambeng looks good. Will try. The dumpling not available for order this weekend. Hope it's available soon...
Very nice and delicious, thanks for finding delicious food ideas. Fight on Ojisan!! 加油
Thank you 😋
Almost Midnight, 12 AM just 3 hours after you posted and you're making me hungry??? Where to find food to relieve my cravings at 12am 🙀😂
I heard Geylang got many supper spots😆
thank u for showing halal food!
im chinese but i love/finds halal food (as my bf is malay) :3
It's so good!
様々なルーツの人がお互いの文化を尊重し合いながら生きているからこういった料理が生まれるんでしょうね😊
At 11:15 minutes into the video, I suddenly laughed very loud in the middle of the night while watching your video. I suddenly remembered seeing packets Crab Nabe soup and imagine saying that out loud in Japanese in front of Singaporeans. LOL!!!
Thank you so much for featuring halal food!!!~
The segment with Ben was funny. Ghib, you need more Hokkien training!
Ben, this episode reminds me that u used to have a Japanese girlfriend when u were serving your National Service with the Police.😂. Glad you are doing so well now. I tried Your food there are indeed really good. 👍🏻👏🏻💪🏼😘
Yhe Malay food looks crazy amazing. The best of foods I see in your channel.
Your cameraman good leh. 😊
Halal bakchang looks good. Would definitely try it
AHHHHH. So many things I want to eat. Like, right now! Great video!
Thanks Paul!
いつものシンガポール食もまだまだ見たいですけど、たまには今回みたいに完全に新しいのもお願いします！
Alot of the food shown today are the usual when Singaporean family go out and eat
If you're doing Indian food in the future, rmbr there's indian muslim food (the ones u tend to see in hawker centers everywhere) and also indian vegetarian food (little india)
シンガポールの食文化って奥が深いんやな～
シンガポールに来てください
I wanna try those interesting bakchangs!
What happened to Ben Yeo? he looked so solemn even though he still smiled at times in this video. If it was just me thinking too much, great. It feels kind of different from the dude always beaming on television. Hope life has been kind to him after mediacorp.
Ben Yeo looking more and more like Andy Lau. the Yam Ring looks damn good
Literally tried Paru for the first time today for lunch haha
The subs says LEPAK! 🤣🤣 Lepak means chilling.
Ghib San, I like watching your videos, well done. The many different Malay foods look delicious.
Thanks! 😃
Ojisan should start a joint venture with Ben yeo to make delicious Japanese chinese fusion dishes. 🎉
That would be cool!
Thanks
Appreciate it! Thanks!!
Ghib should apologize again 😩😩. All looks so delicious.
OMG da Best!!!
The kid should have brought you to try Mee Soto, Mee Rebus, Lontong. These are our main malay traditional food that foreigners barely ever try
Wow I love you man Ghib. Your videos are seriously authentic
Chinese rice dumpling was created in honor of a legendary figure in China's history: the poet Qu Yuan (340 B.C. to 278 B.C.)
Famous for pioneering the art in ancient China, Qu Yuan was also a beloved minister and a former advisor to the King. But he was banished by the King after corrupt officials slandered Qu Yuan's name.
Even in exile, Qu Yuan continued to write some of the greatest poetry in Chinese literature expressing concern for his country and people.
But unfortunately, his home town was invaded in 278 B.C.
Striken with grief, Qu Yuan drowned himself in the famous Ni Lo River. Although the people rushed to the river to rescue their beloved minister, they were too late.
Instead, they paddled out in boats and furiously threw packets of steamed rice wrapped in leaves to prevent the sea creatures from consuming Qu Yuan's body.
Wow, even as a Singaporean i have never tired any of these food yet :P Would totally try!!
Love your videos ghib!!! 😆
Glad you like them!
great video and exposure to different types of cuisine keep it up ghib :))
Thank you! Will do!
Hjh Maimunah is the best place to have Malay Indonesian cuisine in Singapore.
Eating sushi with hands is also more delicious than with chopsticks
Love the content from this video!
Glad you enjoy it!
Whoa! Oooooou yia aghhhhh❤
Your caption was weird! U have not done an unforgiven Sin that u have to bow to S’pore..
Singaporean love our mixed cultures n their cuisines. Congratulations, enjoyed this video.. do more of this kind, Arab, Indian, Eurasian, straits nonya, etc
PARU IS MY FAVOURITE
This video made me so hungry!
Mo Salah casually walking around @1:00
Hj Maimunah is very good malay/indonesia food. Reasonable price too.
5:53 this part really makes me laugh out loud 🤣🤣🤣 it’s like you are eating your whole fingers 😂😂😂 “unglamorous eating way indeed” 😅
Can’t blame you for that cause mostly eating Malay or Indian food need to use hand and that makes the food taste nicer😊
I need to practice more😅
Excited to try some of the foods! btw, is there a certain something we're waiting for an announcement on? (the little monkey plushie seems to have gained a little friend~)🤗
0:55: 🍽 The video showcases unique Malay Muslim cuisine in Singapore.
4:14: 🍽 The video discusses a Malay cuisine that is typically served in large portions and meant to be taken home.
9:04: 🍲 Singaporean fish head steamboat is a popular dish with origins in China, traditionally eaten by the rich and the emperor.
13:43: 🍽 The video is about trying unique cuisine in Woodlands, near JP Malaysia.
18:07: 🥟 The video showcases the process of making and selling traditional rice dumplings with a twist of adding non-traditional sauce, appealing to a wider audience.
Recap by Tammy AI
Food looks yummy! Can I have Ben Yeo’s stall location? Thank you.
its at 5,kalang Food centre,,
@@sujaniaslam2428 thank you very much.
@@sashimi35 ,, no problem 😬👍
We ate there a few times. Food is good.
@@aggttn000 thank you. Will try if I have a chance.
Bruh I laughed way too hard when you stuffed your fingers into your mouth
tempura is from portugal too
I love Nasi Ambeng.
Wa, I learned that sambal stingray came from or evolved from a Portugese dish.
Mr Ojisan,, with all the food that you have consumed how did you remain slim😊
Yummy foods 😋 Enjoyed watching your videos.
Yeah - Malay and Indian food in Singapore is out of this world… Surprised you don’t eat more of this kind of food. After all, 1 out of every 4 Singaporeans aren’t Chinese…..
Just a suggestion, maybe buy a couple of clip on mics so that you and your guest can just talk without holding a mic?
Too awesome 🤤😋
Thank you 😋
Don't overworked yourself, your contents are quite well acceptable in local context, so you need to think far how best you can, no stress. Lastly, I love all your videos💪👍💯
Thanks for that!
This Malay food looks delicious. May I know the locationm
It’s all in the video description!
Ok. Thanks
oh shit ilya's stuff looks damn good
Have you tried Eurasian food/cuisine before??????
人見知りしない可愛い猫ちゃん❤❤❤
Now a day , mixed dishes rice all presented in India Thali form. That’s many dishes form a circle surrounding the rice.
Just a correction of the Bak Chang history / legend. There was a govt official by name of Qu Yuan。He was a poet & politician and a righteous man but was not appreciated by the emperor of the Chu State (during the warring state era) who favors many evil & corrupt officials. He became disillusion and depressed and committed suicide by jumping into the Miluo River. The common villagers respected him and didn’t want his corpse be eaten by fishes. So they made bak chang load on boats and threw them into the river. This event is then subsequently celebrated on the 5th day 5th month of the lunar calendar. And hence the dragon boat festival also started.
They obviously had to shorten this story for the video, and it is factually not wrong though.
Bak Chang had longer history than this story, it’s was related with water dragon , which was part of ancient Chu state believe .
Poet
Uh oh, incoming Malaysian and Indonesian friends!!
All welcome!!
1:02 SALAH???
1:01 Mohamed Salah
Delicious❤