3:50 the famous one is Lim Chee Guan, u should try it sometime. Their shop is in one of the lanes, there used to be hours of queues during Chinese New Year period.
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It’s rude to say Chinese New Year as you are not in China. You are in Singapore. The correct term is LUNAR new year, celebrated by a handful of countries in Asia.
@@NewtoSingaporeyou are absolutely right. All my Sgrean friends call it Chinese New Year. Here in Canada, we also call it Chinese New Year. I really don't see what's so rude calling it Chinese New Year. Around the world, it's also called Chinese New Year.
The spring festival in Singapore is mostly influenced by the Chinese culture - especially the festivities I as at in this video, literally in Chinatown!
@@NewtoSingapore There are MORE THAN culture from China in Singapore. Chinese means from China. FYI there are other nationalities in Singapore like Korean, Vietnamese, Malaysian, Indonesian and Taiwanese who also celebrate Lunar New Year. So your channel name is NEW TO SINGAPORE and you are new, so I am telling you as someone born and bred.
