MUST TRY Singapore Local Foods | Live Like a Local in Singapore

I have been living in Singapore for a few years so far and enjoy the local way of living. It’s not only a cultural experience for me, but also saves me a lot of money by living like a local. Food (hawker center, coffee shop, etc.) are a big part of Southeast Asian culture. Today I want to share my local good eats in Singapore. These items are not just for Singapore, but some of them may exist in other Southeast Asia or Asian countries like China.

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[siewgeklee]

The best thunder tea rice that I love is at the basement of Peoples Park Center Foodcourt costing $5.80. The green soup is a herb make up of Chinese Parsley n etc. the stall is closed on Sunday. This dish originated from the Hakka not Hokkien

[frankietan]

FYI the thunder tea rice is called Lei Cha are originated from Hakka people

[arterisdewberry]

There's nothing better than watching a very beautiful woman enjoying eating her food haha.

[leonardtangty]

Chances upon this old video.Thunder tea is a hakka dish, not hokkinen dish.

Old airport road in the Eastern side is nice for lor mee.satay, fried Kway teow with cockles, mutton soup.

ABC market at Alexandra behind Grand Park Hotel Claypot rice, fried hokkinen noodles and satay bee hoon with cockles.

First is Teh C Gao kosong.
Thick tea undiluted without sugar with evaporated milk.

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[alvink]

Hi Teh Ci Spicy Girl ☺️

You should try the white and black pepper shellfish at my favourite store.

So far they have never fail me

[robertkaokengnye]

Hi Spicy girl Koala, if you like spicy food, you must try chilli padi ! It definitely will cause your eyes to turn to tears.
Alternatively, try the Malay nasi lemak, asking plenty of chilli pedas.

[bulletpro]

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[audreyang]

Yes . Very tasty n crispy . Love the kaya spread.

[ansoncaz]

you should try out the legendary singapore lor mee / penang lor mee.

[kelvgan]

Ashley, not sure your singlish and local Singapore stuff but have a look at this link if you've not discovered yet

[dorothyew]

thanks for the video

glad you like our Singaporean food. BTW, thunder tea rice is dish of the Hakka dialect group while popiah is a Hokkien dish.

[andykau]

There is a very popular thunder tea rice at Tanjong Pagar Food Centre, it’s ingredients are very fresh and it’s tasty. You should try when you come back to Singapore.

[nathandlkh]

0:14 Pet: owh man i wish i have some too QwQ

[kensim]

plz tell where istis yummy fish head soup int east side? isit near ant mrt station as im a disabled person confinedto an eletric wheelchair

[gytan]

Welcome back to Singapore 🇸🇬! Singapore is a welcoming country with best foods and best people with diverse cultures!
Selamat Datang ke Singapura!
欢迎来到新加坡！

[samchooks]

The thunder tea rice is not from the Hokkien culture. It is from the Hakka.

[raymondloo]

I loved Teh Ice, Black Pepper Crab. Rojak is delicious while I called it Indian Salad. Have you ever try Nasi Lemak and Bak Kut Teh? You should try AH!

[kelvinckm]

Hi KK, you can find thunder tea rice in Clifford Centre @ Raffles Place :)

[soonrandy]

I like Thunder tea rice (Hakka Lei Cha) too . There is stall at Boon Lay Place Market and Food Village, 221B Boon Lay Pl, #01-96, Singapore 642221 . This is one of my favourite stall . Hope you like it too .