The Singapore Street Food
May 30, 2013
So I went to Singapore and I got
some food reviews! As Singapore is an international country, I’d make this
review in English. I beg your pardon if my English is not good enough. For the
first post, I would have the Singapore Street Food review!
Well, Singapore is soo different
with Indonesia. The pedestrian walk is so huge and is not dominated by food
seller. The only one that I could find in Orchard
road is these ice cream stalls, spreaded along the road. Usually the seller
is an elderly man, and most of them speak Indonesian Language fluently. It’s
not that surprising as so many tourists in Singapore came from Indonesia, so
maybe they already get used to it. The Street Ice Cream is kinda simple, the
old man got several options of flavour, we have to pick one of it, and choose
whether we have it with a bread or wafer. I chose the Strawberry Ripple with
bread. It’s so delicious and the color is sooo tempting, it could refresh my
sore body. And I think this is the cheapest street food that I could get in
Singapore. As the hot weather in Singapore could make your temper become hot
too, I guess buying this Ice cream is the best way to replenish your emotion.
Got another walk at night in Orchard Road, in which the stores
already closed, I found another street food stalls, well it looks like a food
court though, and it’s so neat. So I take a look around and I think I would
have Braised Duck Noodle and Soya Sauce Chicken Set. For Indonesian
people like me, it’s kinda expensive. All of the street food from the same type
in Indonesia is so much much cheaper, and guess what. Both of the menu I ordered
is a little.. terrible. The taste is just plain, the presentation is a lil
messy and I feel nauseated after a short time I ate them.
Another surprising street food
that I could have in Singapore is the mini coconut. So this one could be found near
the Mustafa Centre, just take a lil
walk across the street. This thing is delicious too. And you have to be fast
cause it’s selling fast! But don’t worry, after it’s sold out, the seller could
restock it in 15 mins. Everything in Singapore is so fast, though.
Well, I think for the Singapore
Street Food, I recommend a light one like Ice Cream or the Mini Coconut, as I
had a terrible experience having a big feast on the street. Or if you still
curious to have a meal on the street, better choose it carefully, cause maybe I
just had a wrong decision. Have fun in Singapore! J
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