Hello everyone!
Are there any little foodies out there who just keep saying "I'll eat it, I'll eat it"?
This time, I want to talk about what kinds of foods foodies should eat and which restaurants they should visit when traveling to Singapore.
Singapore Food Festival
Singapore is one country where foodies don't need to worry about food at all. Indian food, Chinese food, Burmese food, Western food — whatever you want to eat, you can get it. Right now, the Singapore Food Festival is being held, so if you visit Singapore during this time, it's very convenient because you can not only enjoy a variety of foods from around the world, but also taste the creations of Singapore's famous chefs right at the festival itself.
For those who love seafood, if you want to try delicious dishes made with fresh seafood cooked with traditional aromatic spices, New Ubin Seafood Restaurant is the best choice. This restaurant has been serving customers for years with tze char traditional dishes prepared not in the usual well-known style, but with unique and innovative twists.
For noodle-loving editors, there's the low-fat and healthy Bee Hoon rice noodles. This name wasn't given by Singaporeans themselves, but became widely known as "Bee Hoon" rice noodles among visitors to Singapore, and that's how the name stuck.
In fact, it's a type of fried rice vermicelli that Singaporeans eat daily in their own traditional way, and it's one of Singapore's street foods. If you haven't tried this famous Bee Hoon rice noodle, you'll be considered out of touch!
Tiong Bahru Food Court
Have you heard the saying "old but still good, still fresh"?
Tiong Bahru Food Court is a row of food stalls that has been open since 1950. It can be said to be one of the long-lasting favorites in Singapore. In a place like this, you can enjoy the creations of Singapore's famous hawkers at reasonable prices while experiencing the nostalgic atmosphere of Singapore's past. Each stall cooks and prepares dishes in traditional ways, so you can get Singaporeans' favorite dishes.
Tiong Bahru Food Court is among the places that visitors to Singapore should not miss. I want to tell fellow foodies about the stalls you absolutely must try. These are Hokkien Mee, the Curry Noodle, Cantonese Roast, and Fried Kway Teow. There are many other stalls as well. This is truly a must-visit place for anyone who wants to try genuinely delicious and uniquely flavored dishes once they arrive in Singapore.
Want to try some handmade bakery treats?
If so, I recommend visiting Plain Vanilla, a handmade bakery cake shop. They produce in limited quantities, and all the ingredients are clean and fresh with absolutely no preservatives used. The creators of Plain Vanilla also always take time and pay attention to achieve perfect flavors.
If you're a foodie who loves coffee and wants to chat comfortably and peacefully with the people you love, you'll find yourself coming back to Plain Vanilla often. With its spacious, dry, breezy outdoor seating area, foodies can also get great photos for their Instagram.
In front of the Plain Vanilla shop, there are old bicycles and small gardens, which for people living in Singapore, are full of the nostalgic atmosphere of their country's past. This surrounding ambiance of the shop is full of interesting elements not only for locals but also for international visitors.
Around Plain Vanilla, there are many other stylish and comfortable shops remaining, so you can create a perfect afternoon with your friends.
Clarke Quay
Clarke Quay is a place you should never skip for pre-drink moments, and it's also a suitable spot to visit with friends, family, or a loved one.
It's the most suitable place. Besides bars, clubs, and restaurants, the live music also offers enjoyment you can't find anywhere else. You can breathe in the fresh air along the riverside, and the restaurants, bars, and clubs there are perfect. There's quite a variety of food choices too. You can fully enjoy authentic Singaporean food alongside dishes from many different nationalities. At night, it's always a lively, bustling place. After eating and drinking, walking along the riverside and enjoying the night beauty is truly refreshing. With live music playing at that time too, you won't need anything else. And that's not all — you can also take a River Cruise on the river.
American style — Mischief Bar is located near the Esplanade theatre by the riverside
and the food menu is also a fusion of traditional American food combined with Singaporean style, so dinner at Mischief can create a truly memorable night for the foodies' loved ones. Mischief is one of the most suitable places if you and your friends want to gather for a great dinner before heading to a club. It's also a perfect spot for families to enjoy a fun dinner together without needing to say more.
