Singapore's Chinatown Food Tour
Singapore, Singapore
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Trip Type: Food Tours
Duration: 3 hours
Discover the diverse flavors and cuisines of Singapore’s Chinatown on this morning food tour. Walk to the Chinatown Complex Food Center and dip into a selection of its 260 food stalls to sample some of the typical breakfast goodies enjoyed by Singaporeans every morning. Try everything from sweet rice cakes to Singaporean-style coffee. Walk through Chinatown and learn about the history of the Chinese community in Singapore from your guide.
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Discover the diverse flavors and cuisines of Singapore’s Chinatown on this morning food tour. Walk to the Chinatown Complex Food Center and dip into a selection of its 260 food stalls to sample some of the typical breakfast goodies enjoyed by Singaporeans every morning. Try everything from sweet rice cakes to Singaporean-style coffee. Walk through Chinatown and learn about the history of the Chinese community in Singapore from your guide.
Meet in Singapore’s Chinatown in the morning and head for the Chinatown Complex to taste some of the culinary delights typically served up at Singaporean breakfast tables.
Sample a range of sustaining wake-me-ups from the various vendors, including kaya (coconut egg jam) on toast accompanied by kopi (Singaporean-style coffee with condensed milk) and chwee kueh (water cakes made from rice flour and water).
Also, stop at other stalls to trial run several delectable Singaporean desserts. Your guide will offer advice on which food stalls to visit and lead you through the labyrinth of delicious foods!
Meander around the streets of Singapore’s Chinatown and learn about the history of the Chinese immigrants who shaped modern-day Singapore. See the culture and lifestyle of the Chinese people as you watch them go about their daily tasks, from bargaining for groceries to practicing tai chi in the park.
Meander around the streets of Singapore’s Chinatown and learn about the history of the Chinese immigrants who shaped modern-day Singapore. See the culture and lifestyle of the Chinese people as you watch them go about their daily tasks, from bargaining for groceries to practicing tai chi in the park.
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