Trying Singapore Street Food Hawker Centre - Tiong Bahru Market 🇸🇬

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Today we're visiting one of the local hawker centres in Singapore for breakfast. Check out all the food we tried and guess which one was our favorite. What is your favorite food at a hawker stall? Join our feast as we try our first breakfast street food in Singapore at Tiong Bahru market. #travelvlog2022 #singapore
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@Aurica34 Год назад

Radish is white Carrot in Mandarin, hence the "carrot" cake. Normal carrots are red carrots in mandarin

@twobetween Год назад

Ahh that makes sense. We read some articles on it online, but we prefer how you explained it. Thank you!

@kennethgan78 Год назад

@@twobetween you both should ordered mix of black and white, i prefer white but not at this stall :)

@jsanon1634 Год назад

Shiok!! All the food so delicious. And affordable. Strange but wonderful to see foreigners enjoying the local dishes

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you 😊 We loved this hawker centre! The locals here definitely know where to go for great places to eat

@udonramenyumz Год назад

If you are staying near here for the rest of your trip, do try out the famous charcoal porridge (Ah Chiang's porridge) nearby or the Yong Tau Foo! They have plenty of cafes nearby as well which are quite popular amongst the youths!! :D I loveeeee Tiong Bahru as it is a place with rich heritage and culture of Singapore

@twobetween Год назад

Thanks for the recommendation! We did notice a lot of cute cafes behind tiong bahru market but didn’t get to try any. Maybe next time we’ll try them and the porridge as well

@markjones2781 Год назад

Tiong Bahru Market, indeed Tiong Bahru more generally, is my idea of heaven. Did you try the Bakery? They have branches which are all great but the OG in TB is hard to beat. Por Kee is an experience not to be missed as well. Oh, and did you try the new Havelock MRT? If so, how far to the Market?

@twobetween Год назад

We have tried the bakery! Pastries were so good with great coffee too We haven't tried the Havelock MRT, but I think it's a pretty close walk from the market. We mostly took buses or the Tiong Bahru MRT

@jdepp4578 Год назад

Tiong Bahru Fried Kway Teow, simple old school food. yummy !

@twobetween Год назад

Oooh sounds so yummy 😋

@TC-vd1ek Год назад

Local coffee (a.k.a. kopi) is very different to cafe-styled coffee. The coffee beans are roasted with sugar, margarine, and a bit of salt. They're made up mostly (or 100%) of robusta beans. Even the brewing parameters are quite different. 😊 You may have a read online about Nanyang coffee to find out its history and more.

@twobetween Год назад

Interesting! We'll definitely look more into it. That explains why each cup has been so delicious 😊 Thank you

@crosbyong Год назад

Impressive appetite guys, and bravery to try new stuff. Bravo! Food at our hawker centre are as authentic local food as it gets.

@kaneaties Год назад

Glad u liked our hawkers!!!

@sophiachee1773 Год назад

Delicious 😊

@exs1803 Год назад

You guys are so adventurous trying out all the delicious local favorite food. Singapore is a food paradise with endless variety of food. Enjoy!!

@kimchiba4570 Год назад

Your video makes me hungry 🙂 glad you both enjoyed your food

@zalinumbur3293 Год назад

One thing most tourist missed is Singapore is very wheelchair friendly/baby stoller , those tables at Hawker center with one seat are meant for wheelchair + one caregiver , baby stroller with mummy to enjoy their lunch.

@twobetween Год назад

That's a great point! It's really nice how accessible the facilities are for everyone :)

@sudheshkumar732 Год назад

Welcome to Singapore. I enjoyed your video about the hawker food that you guys have tried. I hope more tourist visit the hawker centres out of the tourist spot. Just like you guys do.

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you! We're very glad you enjoyed the video 😊 and we're happy to visit such a great place

@lianchyeang Год назад

I enjoyed your video very much, and all the foods you ate are my favorites. It makes me want to come back to Singapore immediately. I missed Singapore foods so much(Singaporean in Orlando)

@limchbg1217 Год назад

There are plenty of such hawker ctr in Singapore...food are exceptionlly cheap and good. Hope both you enjoy your stay here....

@twobetween Год назад

Singapore has been a really great place, Thank you :)

@kokboontan3895 Год назад

👍👍👍👏👏👏😀😀😀

@moses777exodus Год назад

Hi Sarah, You two are a beautiful couple. Wishing you Happy Holidays. Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏Much Blessings to you. ✝Lord-Jesus-Christ dot 🙏c🙏o🙏m

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed our videos.

@micahiah2 Год назад

The black sauce you see in Fried Carrot cake is actually sweet sauce.

@saykuan88 Год назад

Consider Zion road hawker centre. This is a good option for lunchtime :)

@engchiahsim1744 Год назад

Welcome to Singapore

@kennethmajorSG Год назад

If you do have the time, you can also visit Serangoon Gardens. There are plenty of food here with two hawker centers. Otherwise if you would like to go explore the city area, Orchard is a nice place to walk especially with the Christmas decorations out now.

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you for the tips! :)

@liyf15 Год назад

When in doubt, trust the line!!!

@bensgoodeats1493 Год назад

Go to B1-35 Golden Mile food centre . One of the best chicken rice . B1-34 hokkien Mee not bad as well

@micahiah2 Год назад

the sauce for the Lor Mee that you were recommended at the end is Vinegar.

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you! I couldn't tell what it was, but it made the noodle taste great.

@wf645 Год назад

Tiong Bahru food centre is definitely one of the places for street food. There are plenty to explore around Tiong Bahru rustic area. If you guys enjoy a nice cuppa Java, there is Tiong Bahru Bakery, near the Tiong Bahru food centre. Better yet, head down to Chinatown and experience -- Chinatown complex food centre too.

@twobetween Год назад

Tiong Bahru really feels like a special place! Thank you for the tips 😊

@wf645 Год назад

@@twobetween Its a unique place, near to town/business district and yet is insulated from the hustle and bustle of town. If culture exploration, you may experience Little India and Tekka centre for some Indian food or Geyland Serai food centre for some Malay food. Since you guys hike some, you may want to explore - Sungei Buloh wetlands park

@winasls Год назад

(Puts a BIG spoonful of garlic) “it has a taste of garlic” 😂

@twobetween Год назад

😂😂😂

@keangwooichoo6138 Год назад

Enjoy your stay in sg

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you :)

@zoeyuzixuannyps9495 Год назад

You should go to the Alexandra village hawker near Queenstown, they have wonderful noodles and you can have chendol for dessert! You also have to try the avocado drink and soursop that they have ( absolutely amazing ) I’m sure you will love it and all the Singapore attractions (especially Sentosa)!

@twobetween Год назад

Sounds so tasty!

@kennySg101 Год назад

Yappy place for SG. You come to the right place 4 Hawker food.

@cheryll8008 Год назад

For me it's duck rice for sure!!

@twobetween Год назад

Sarah too!! so tasty

@LinksRoyal Год назад

most hawker have this ( Mince Meat noodle ) i really recommend you try with extra vinegar!

@twobetween Год назад

Sounds tasty 😋

@gladknowingu9338 Год назад

Welcome to Singapore … go visit Geylang, Geylang Serai, Katong and Joo Chiat, eastern part of Singapore, rich heritage, spoilt for choices on food and yummy local delights. Hope u both have a lovely stay. Umbrella will come handy these few days

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you so much! We appreciate the suggestions :)

@marimo66666 Год назад

hilarious couple 😆👍

@ct9245 Год назад

Lor Mee go well garlic , vinegar, chilli; duck rice go well with the chilli , able to order with added duck meat or duck drumsticks; Sugar cane juice go well with lemon

@twobetween Год назад

Yes! They really go well together. These are one of my favorite dishes and drinks.

@pops1507 Год назад

Go for the "Koh Brothers Pig Organ Soup."

@ProfX501 Год назад

The 'sauce' with the lor mee was vinegar! Try adding more next time if you get to have it again.

@twobetween Год назад

Ah, thank you! Now I know. The vinegar sauce, garlic, and the thick broth tasted amazing together. So tasty!

@clumsymm Год назад

오래전 구독자로서 소식 궁금했는데 반갑네요. 소울메이트 금발미녀 아내랑 세계여행이라. 모든 싱글남들의 꿈을 사시는 분이네요. 응원합니다.

@twobetween Год назад

감사합니다! 최대한 열심히 행복하게 사려고 노력중입니다ㅎㅎ

@kennethgan78 Год назад

Roasted duck always get the whole leg without it chopped. and that stall roasted pork and cha siew are great. current tiong bahru hawker will never beat the old one where almost all stalls are great. nearby chinatown hawker highly recommended for both of you, it is way better than tiong bahru, plus nearby hong lim curry noodle @1st floor is a must try. (i never eat before :) ) most rate it as the best in Singapore. another must try is at Beo cresent curry rice pork chop (must go there early), personnel favorite and most bloggers rated highly of it.

@twobetween Год назад

We appreciate the recommendations, thank you so much!

@ct9245 Год назад

Carrots cake is mainly made of rice and radish

@ZuanhardieFamily Год назад

i love this.... great

@eLtitude Год назад

should visit our Botanical Gardens near Orchard Road, unlike any other, a UNESCO World heritage site

@twobetween Год назад

Sounds very beautiful. We'll have to visit if we can, thank you!

@simplyme3306 Год назад

Welcome to Singapore. You guys picked a great place! Tiong Bahru has a lot of stalls and cafes around the area as well. Another hawker centre to visit is Chinatown complex (biggest in Singapore). Just a note though, don't put your utensils on the tray, and don't pick up the food from the table/tray and eat it hahahaha.

@twobetween Год назад

We appreciate the tips! Tiong Bahru has been really nice, and the Chinatown complex sounds great too No worries, we didn't eat the food that fell haha 😊 but we will be careful with the utensils! Thank you

@skwb1973 Год назад

At last a video of some angmo not wowing to MBS n avatar trees. Tiong Bahru market is SG

@twobetween Год назад

haha just wait until our next video.. I guess we're tourists after all 😂

@skwb1973 Год назад

@@twobetween looking forward to it. You guys are rocking at the right places.

@silaschey9866 Год назад

You should go to Newton circus! The food there is delicious 😋

@huaiwei Год назад

Please don't. It is a tourist trap. 😉

@enix159 Год назад

Hi!!! Which hotel were you staying at? Would you recommend 🙂? Thanks!!

@twobetween Год назад

Hi :) We were staying at New Cape Inn in Tiong Bahru. It was pretty good for a budget hotel (A/C, wifi, mostly clean, but kinda old)

@ArcTrooperFives555 Год назад

While your in Singapore you can try out the char siew Pau and other various types of pau at chin sin huan/tanjong rhu pau which is the number one pau shop in Singapore according to many people

@ArcTrooperFives555 Год назад

They got outlet at takashimaya, jalan Besar, great world city and Republic Plaza

@twobetween Год назад

@@ArcTrooperFives555 We'll definitely have to give it a try. Thank you!

@krappola1 Год назад

Take a train to Chinatown .. even more food to try 3 times the size. When you are in Singapore, eat all you can with cheap food, take train no Uber. You have to eat the following: Fried Kway Teow, Hokkien Noodle, Minced Pork Noodle (Bak Chor Mee), Fish head curry at Murtu's, Roti Chenai (Pratha), Laksa, don;t eat breakfast at Starbucks or McD etc. This is to start.. then go to places to eat BBQ stingray or satay maybe at Lau Pa sat to get the atmosphere at night.. but kinda of touristy. Don't go Newton - tourist spot not as much for local.

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you for all the recommendations! We’ll have to try some of these places. We do enjoy eating like the locals, or at least try 😁

@stevenhong7185 Год назад

이정도의 미녀를 아내로 둘 남자라면 인간적인 매력이 넘치고, 또 상당한 실력 과 능력이 있는 남자라야 가능할것. 이 한국남자는 그만한 자격을 갖춘듯하네요.

@tangt4860 Год назад

Only farangs and new residents go to Tiong Bahru HC these days.

@korswe Год назад

You guys are doing it right. My wife and I traveled a lot before settling down to have children. We have little desire to travel after having children not because we have children, but that traveling made us realize that people around the world all want similar things in life. We do travel to connect with family and friends though. I wish you guys the best when you come back to living your life wherever that may be.

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you so much! We like how you summarized that feeling - we're thinking we'll feel the same way once we have our own children. Traveling is nice but also a reminder of what is truly precious in life no matter where you are. We hope you and your family are enjoying all the good moments together :)

@derbyboon Год назад

I like Tiong Bahru Lor mee

@archerlistic Год назад

Welcome to sg!! I'm a singaporean that stays near the market. I'm just so happy and mind blown with the dishes you guys are eating. Black fried carrot cake, lor mee. Have you guys tried the fishball noodle

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you! We didn't get to try fishball noodles, but we saw a lot of people eating them. We were just too full afterwards. Is it any good?

@archerlistic Год назад

@Sarah and Seunghyun 세라와 승현 it sure is. One of our breakfast items on a cold rainy morning. Something soupy and warms our stomach. Actually, you can have it dry too. For that you can try it any time of the day. I would recommend trying out Kim fa fish ball minced meat noodles.

@ShinShoki Год назад

oh Britta's in this?

@mathewwan1 Год назад

The most famous thing in that hawker centre is Jian Bo shui kueh. Should try it. Cheap and awesome. The char kuey teow and hokkien prawn noodles are great too

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you for the suggestions. Sounds delicious :)

@japrpg Год назад

oh you are so lucky to be staying near one of the more well-known big-scale hawker center in Singapore! Tiong Bahru market is more of a day market, and weekends are packed with people from all over the island.

@twobetween Год назад

Yes, we quickly learned this place is very popular and gets packed during the day time. The food was amazing!

@byteme9718 Год назад

Compared to how it was a few years back Singapore has become a food wasteland. You have to know where to go, how to time your visits and then work through over many visits who serves good food. Unfortunately Mamak food is everywhere and dominates many food centres. Just over the border in Johor Bahru it's very different,

@huaiwei Год назад

It is the same thing over in JB where it is also a hit or miss. There are only a few places on this planet where practically every food outlet is great, and JB (and Malaysia in general) is definitely *not* one of them.

@byteme9718 Год назад

@@huaiwei I agree the quality is hit and miss and yes, it always was. The difference is that it's so easy to find places to eat in JB at any time. Given that and lower prices you can then more easily search for the best and discard what you don't like.

@huaiwei Год назад

@@byteme9718 it is even easier to find places to eat at any time in compact Singapore, and the best hawker foods are not expensive as far as most Singaporeans are concerned. I don't even need a car or Grab for that, unlike in JB, which is part of the reason I would visit JB on my own unless someone drives me in.

@byteme9718 Год назад

@@huaiwei Singapore is not small when the bus and MRT are shut down but you may be lucky enough to live very close to a food centre, one that doesn't shut early like Teban Gardens that's closed before eight.

@sammanis9148 Год назад

It is radish cake

@quantumpower Год назад

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@Cglkk12 Год назад

Are all the food video showing are organic food? Are they encourage to eat organic food ? Base on the price of organic ingredient, the organic food are tasteless and no much sweetness and flavor. Should use approved more industrial food chemical to enhance the flavor of organic food. Can make more things in the end out.

@twobetween Год назад

we're not sure if the food was organic or not. But they were tasty!

@huaiwei Год назад

We are a typical Asian country where the vast majority of us do not care about organic food, especially when it comes to hawker food. Of course some foreigners who demand organic food can get them, but usually from higher-end supermarkets and at specific restaurants catering to this niche demand. I think when someone demands for organic food in an Asian street market, it actually smacks of ignorance and arrogance, even if you don't mean it.

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@twobetween Год назад

Thank you so much! We would really appreciate that. Our business email is sarah.seunghyun@gmail.com ~ Cheers!

@conned Год назад

TBM standard has dropped..worst after Covid .

@terrywilson7518 Год назад

sorry not street food

@wangjinwen7708 Год назад

so wrong. in singapore there is no street food. there is only hawker centre food. we call them food court. 90% of our normal people goes to food court everyday. hawker centres like these are for old people mainly and office people who work around and nothing else to eat (affordable) then otherwise eat at the food court. there is nothing really special everyday, they are just very normal food and part and parcel of everyday's life.

@twobetween Год назад

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! As visitors, the food is special to us because we don't have these dishes where we are from. So we were happy to try~ And the sources we researched refer to hawker centre food as street food because many of the dishes originated as street food, but it's interesting to hear a different perspective on that. Cheers!

@nostaku Год назад

History lesson: hawker food WAS street food! Hawkers used to sell their food in the streets from individual carts back in the olden days. The government stepped in due to sanitary concerns and that's why hawker centres were created - to consolidate the hawkers into centralised and clean(er) food centres.

@huaiwei Год назад

Seems like you need a culinary lesson yourself. Hawker Centre food *is* street food, sanitised version of course. It is no different from what is also happening in other Asian countries where streets are increasingly being cleared in favour of more hygienic food centres, especially as they begin to develop. But the heritage of them being originally street stalls remains, and many hawker stall owners still prepare their food the traditional way. And no, food courts are a different category, usually used to refer to even more sanitised and airconditioned food centres in malls. They are the ones often criticised for being "mediocre" as many of them utilise central kitchens, rather than traditionally making their own ingredients. Singaporeans from all walks of life eat at both hawker centres or foodcourts, depending more on convenience than pricing as you claim. You really need to quit making ill-informed and sweeping statements when you do not even seem to care much about Singapore's food culture.

@BoOmMaGuOpEeP Год назад

@@huaiwei Or maybe he wasn’t born in Singapore .

@huaiwei Год назад

@@BoOmMaGuOpEeP nah. He sounds more like a kiddo who only makes observations based on his own limited food preferences and experiences. In others words, probably only frequent shopping malls and eat food court, fast food and restaurant food. His assumption that 90% of people eat at food courts is very telling already. Clearly hardly visited hawker centres or coffeeshops to see the crowds for himself.

@DJ-gf7gn Год назад

one chicken rice sgn 6 to sgn 8, but in malaysia one chicken rice rm 6 to rm 8, sgn1 currency exchang to rm3, sgn 6 to rm is rm18, one meal in singapore u can take three meal in malaysia. some more there chicken are inport from malaysia, once u try malaysia chicken rice, u wont take singapore chicken anymore, almost all food are coming from malaysia, even the singaporean like to come to penang and enjoying our malaysia food...

@mj_owen Год назад

You can get chicken rice for SGD$2.50

@mj_owen Год назад

It’s not as expensive as you think

@russellng7730 Год назад

Singaporeans love to go to msia for the cheap food and Malaysians love to come to Singapore for the higher salary.

@leongyet9896 Год назад

The earning power of an average Malaysian to have a meal at rm6 is consider expensive😅

@aero.l Год назад

Msian food is good but not so good that tourists would want to be stuck there instead of visiting other nearby places. Singapore is the most developed country in Asia and is on the bucket list of most global travellers, Malaysia not really.