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Sat 2008/11/15 10:01
part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
image ID#23156 is kway chap (http://images.google.ca/images?um=1&hl=en&rlz=1C1GGLS_en-USCA292&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=kway+chap&spell=1) Some kinda flat rice noodle sheets? Think it often paired with pork intestines in the brown sauce? I love their egg + tofu with the sauce tho ^^; Once I asked for just those with the kway chap and the vender looked at me funny :P
(ID #371827) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:05
soon-to-be 2nd year Civil Engineering student
LOL I always ask for mine with only eggs and dried tofu as well... not really into the intestines and pork meat. But I really love the soup!
(ID #371864) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:41
五〇一軍团 TK8316 Singapore Garrison Public Relations Officer
it's flat rice sheets. i eat for it for lunch weekly. ^^; i don't go for the intestines. usually just tau Pok (fried beancurd puff), tau kwa (seasoned tofu cubes) and braised hard-boiled eggs.
(ID #371883) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:02
Student & Part time worker in a Day Care
Is pork intestines bad in singapore? I ate some a few years ago in china and they tasted great.
(ID #372936) Posted on 2008/11/16 05:53
part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
Apparently if they didn't clean the intestines properly you'll taste... poo taste? ^^; But it's supposedly not the most healthy -- what they mean by "bad" ^^;
(ID #372961) Posted on 2008/11/16 06:23
Definitely not bad, One of my Favs!
(ID #373866) Posted on 2008/11/16 23:00
Student, part-time Haruhi wannabe (that bit about godhood etc)
Really? That's new. I always thought the name 'pork intestines' referred to it's shape. At least that's what all the old-timers told me...
(ID #371913) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:35
marvin (登録日: 2006/12/25 00:54)
sounds almost like beef hofan... only instead of beef they use pork intestine. ^^
(ID #372188) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:14
i would always stay away from the innards yucky
(ID #372449) Posted on 2008/11/15 18:17
Agreed, I don't like anything that's an organ or performs a real function. Went to a Brazilian restaurant one time with friends and they had chicken hearts that only like 1 in 5 of us tried and he said it was incredibly tough and was surprised about it. The heart is the hardest, most constant working muscle in the body, toughens itself up all the time. =P Are intestines tough/chewy/soggy?
(ID #372979) Posted on 2008/11/16 06:53
Ugh, Danny! I'm so incredibly hungry right now, and of course you post a bunch of pictures of delicious-looking food. So jealous. So jealous.
(ID #371829) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:08
Student Otaku (ITM Student) and ACG NA Staff
Be waiting for more pictures!!!!! Now I'm hungry thanks to the food pictures... Hmmmm...food...
(ID #371832) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:08
AdvDip Network Security - CCNA - Ironport - Security+
i just had brunch now i'm hungry all over again
(ID #371836) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:13
amatuer bum
Were you actually to eat all of that, in one sitting ??
(ID #371842) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:17
Part trooper, part -timer, 100% loser...
Well, there were 3 people there right? Unless Danny ate all of it by himself?! *Gasp!*
(ID #372803) Posted on 2008/11/16 01:39
Can't wait for you to visit Malaysia :3
(ID #371843) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:18
Hotdog Repairman
Good thing I'm about to go to dinner now. Ease my hunger pains after seeing all that food... Hotel room doesn't look to shabby. Pretty nice.
(ID #371844) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:18
Good to see you are having fun Danny! Just remember to bring an urmbrella. It's going to pour buckets in S'pore for the next few days. Not sure if you have tried before but if you are brave enough, try durian.
(ID #371845) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:20
agreed. though he may have tried it in M'sia already. but i would definitely suggest Chilli and Black Pepper crabs at either Jumbo seafood restaurant or House of Seafood 180 along Yio Chu Kang Road. you shouldn't be missing out on such a local delicacy. and try so local desserts too. ^_^
(ID #371885) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:06
Durian is a must try in Singapore and Malaysia!!!
(ID #372288) Posted on 2008/11/15 15:42
Kinda miss Singapore... had to leave "unconditionally" lol Didn't even get to say gbye to me friends...
(ID #371848) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:23
Microsoft Technologies Specialist - .NET Developer
Any chance of finding vegetarian food around there? ^^;
(ID #371850) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:26
Gamer, Lecturer, Graphic Designer
Yep..we have it here.
(ID #371854) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:31
Policy & Research Officer
There are quite a couple of good vegetaria food around here in Singapore. I know because my mom is a full blow vegetarian so we always have to look for them.
(ID #371866) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:45
Microsoft Technologies Specialist - .NET Developer
Cool! After watching Danny's pictures I was wondering if being a Vegan in Singapore could be as hard as being a Vegan in Japan. Thanks Alafista and Striket for answering my question! ^o^
(ID #371931) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:47
part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
yes they have, ^O^ I miss a particular stall near my parent's place like crazy o_o so delicious I could eat it everyday and not feel sick of it ^^;
(ID #372928) Posted on 2008/11/16 05:25
Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
This all looks so good! I wouldn't know where to start and not sure if I would stop. ^^; Glad to see you are having a nice time...
(ID #371851) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:26
Shirimasen.
Singaporean food looks delicious ^^
(ID #371852) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:27
Hmm. Delicious.
(ID #371855) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:34
marvin (登録日: 2006/12/25 00:54)
this post makes me hungry. lol looks like you're having a great time.hope the rest of your stay is as enjoyable. nice hotel room btw. was wondering about the images, did you use your canon ixy or a camera phone?
(ID #371861) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:37
soon-to-be 2nd year Civil Engineering student
Been to Singapore before, but only got one chance to try the hawker food there. Very similar to what we have in my hometown though. Kueh Chap（粿汁）!!! That's a must try!
(ID #371862) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:39
former Emperor of Britannia
You've made me hungry yet again Danny XD Haven't grabbed my breakfast and i'll be doing so after this post. Wow nice room you got for this trip Danny and getting Macbook Air? COOOOLLLL!!!! XD
(ID #371867) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:46
五〇一軍团 TK8316 Singapore Garrison Public Relations Officer
that's a lot of food ordered. u guys finished them all? O_O anyway i think Ryukawa is Keith from KKnM, a well known anime/figure shop over here. u do know that his wife gave birth to a lovely baby boy this year right? ^^;
(ID #371868) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:47
Yes I do - met her yesterday at the shop. Ryukawa is his secret code name. Nobody is supposed to know his real name ^^;
(ID #372309) Posted on 2008/11/15 16:09
Fresh Diploma Grad... enlistee.. soon
you are at sunshine? I missed you... should have went there, after the CS4 launch event...
(ID #372370) Posted on 2008/11/15 17:00
CS4? you mean like adobe cs4?
(ID #372452) Posted on 2008/11/15 18:18
Fresh Diploma Grad... enlistee.. soon
yup
(ID #372519) Posted on 2008/11/15 19:55
五〇一軍团 TK8316 Singapore Garrison Public Relations Officer
secret name? i guess most regulars of his shop knows his real name. ^^;
(ID #372557) Posted on 2008/11/15 21:10
you've just exposed his secret identity, lol.
(ID #373178) Posted on 2008/11/16 11:42
Policy & Research Officer
Yummy. Nice to see that you are enjoying your stay in Singapore. Yeah, Singapore is an awesome place for food. If you still need more people to bring you around for awesome grub, just drop me an email.
(ID #371870) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:47
wow.. looks delicious... oh if u like hawker food u might want to try heading to newton hawker center and the wanton noodles from lavender hawker center is a must try. And if you like satay, theres a satay street only open at night.. but i forgot the name of the place.. lol.. ill go check it out and post again.. ><;
(ID #371874) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:50
Navy Recruit
looks like fun, I hear the food there is superb. hopefully I can make it to Singapore soon
(ID #371876) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:52
That pepper crab looks mighty tasty.
(ID #371880) Posted on 2008/11/15 10:57
just remember food that lokks good tastes good and smells good is not neccessarily healthy food
(ID #371886) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:06
五〇一軍团 TK8316 Singapore Garrison Public Relations Officer
lol my mum always says that. ^^; guess it's alright as long as one consume it moderately and do regular exercise.
(ID #371914) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:35
yes indeed
(ID #372506) Posted on 2008/11/15 19:30
Btw, did you went to Newton Food Centre? They have one of the best sea food over there
(ID #371887) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:06
oh ya, Newton Food Centre is also famous for selling their food a little expensive to the tourist.
(ID #371892) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:10
best? i don't really agree lah. there're tons of other places that sell good seafood. i don't necessarily think Newton's the best. as i mentioned earlier, House of Seafood 180 along Yio Chu Kang Rd would be great because of its crabs.
(ID #373181) Posted on 2008/11/16 11:44
Engineer by weekdays, Hikki by weekends
Want more food variety? drop by Malaysia. Its a halal food heaven, srsly
(ID #371897) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:17
Wow. That food looks great. I'm hungry now. Going off to get something to eat.
(ID #371898) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:18
if i were to say anything good about malaysia or singapore, it's the food. :)
(ID #371903) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:27
Dropping computers, starting all over again at Journalism
Hmm very interesting stuff
(ID #371904) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:28
Mahastudent
Now I'm feeling hungry... *turn off the computer, and then search for Briyani Rice stall*
(ID #371909) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:32
The curry looks so good!!!! *drooling*......all these food and you eating em all!
(ID #371919) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:39
CG Artist wannabe / Figure Collector / Deadman
I see that both your old moto phones are still alive.. Did you use your current canon point-and-shoot camera the photos above?
(ID #371934) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:50
CG Artist wannabe / Figure Collector / Deadman
Ah never mind that. It seems that you're using point and shoot. The quality seems good.
(ID #371938) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:59
used the compact camera. Those phones work but are a pain to have different ones other than our Japanese phones.
(ID #372313) Posted on 2008/11/15 16:11
My comment was eaten up - must fix bug ^^
(ID #372315) Posted on 2008/11/15 16:12
All those foods look delicious~ I love satay too, I only had Thai style satays but I think they would all taste similar. With all those foods, Danny will be sure to gain some weight ^^;
(ID #371935) Posted on 2008/11/15 11:56
A British passport! I figured you might have naturalised by now, or then again, maybe not. They give foreigners discounts in Akihabara recently just for being foreign. No reason to change I guess!
(ID #371952) Posted on 2008/11/15 12:07
ahh food is always good in SG... regardless where you go
(ID #371954) Posted on 2008/11/15 12:07
Otaku / Student in Computer Science
Hmmm...tasty food, I never went to Singapore but I want to go at least one time
(ID #371961) Posted on 2008/11/15 12:14
good food and a real nice room you got there...my grandma just came back from Singapore and brought back some shirts...
(ID #371966) Posted on 2008/11/15 12:19
Yummy~ Can't wait to go home next month! been missing all those foods!
(ID #371968) Posted on 2008/11/15 12:19
Haven't been to Singapore for about a year now... Damn you Danny your pictures make me feel hungry!
(ID #371981) Posted on 2008/11/15 12:28
NEET (Desktop Support / Admin)
The pix of the food is making my mouth water.
(ID #371983) Posted on 2008/11/15 12:33
Idatakimasu~~~~~~ haha welcome to singapore~~ seems like you enjoying the food here.... image ID#23154-Nonya kuehs (Peranakan cakes) image ID#23155-Negoh hiong its basically fried snacks with spices image ID#23156-kway chap-as explained by several user above image ID#23158-Yong tau foo its basically Beancurd and others stuff with fish meat in the middle. hmmmmmm..now its making me hungry lol!
(ID #371985) Posted on 2008/11/15 12:33
I want to visit Singapore again also macco. So much good food at a decent price@!
(ID #371988) Posted on 2008/11/15 12:36
Pokemon master
So. Much. Delicious. Food! @_@
(ID #372015) Posted on 2008/11/15 12:56
4th Year Designer Uni Slave
Man, hungry now. I love Singapore's food markets, it's good and it's cheap. Tallies of Tiger for stubbie prices doesn't hurt either.
(ID #372022) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:00
Is that old airport rd food centre? yea its a good place to get food ^^
(ID #372057) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:16
Yuri eroge artist. Well, sort of.
Yeah, looks like it. And La Tendo's a 10-15 min walk away.
(ID #372076) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:21
Hahaha definitely is. Been there alot of times 'cause another of my friend lives there. Dang why did i not go there when danny was around... ;_;
(ID #372095) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:27
This forced me to go eat, it all looks so good
(ID #372090) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:26
I prefer Starfruit with Honey and Milk >D, they are so cheap in Brazil... but It's not my fave fruit. I'm getting hungry at 2 A.M. Danny fault!!!! And problably Danny have a talent for Gourmet Photoshooting ^^;;;
(ID #372091) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:26
Damn, it all looks so good! I wish I could go somewhere with delicious food, but I'm stuck in USA...
(ID #372101) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:30
Kokoro Kotonoha's personal trainer
Where exactly is Singapore? In China? Do they speak Chinese there? Singapore sounds like a famous city, or country.
(ID #372102) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:31
Just below Malaysia. And Malaysia is below Thailand. lol.
(ID #372106) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:34
Kokoro Kotonoha's personal trainer
Okay.......but does it belong to a bigger country like China or something. Parts of Asia are really confusing at times. All I know is Japan, China, South Korea, North Korea, Phillipines, Thailand, Malaysia & India. All the other smaller parts of Asia seem like they belong to these other Asian countries. Like Taiwan & Hong Kong.......which i believe belong to China. Also, is there really a Laos? I've watched King Of The Hill all these years and wondererd if Hank's neighbors really exist in Asia....lol
(ID #372128) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:44
Erm... google a map and find a dot right smack underneath Malaysia. That's us. We've been an independent state for more than 40 years already.
(ID #372141) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:57
Kokoro Kotonoha's personal trainer
Okay. I'll learn more. I come to notice a lot of users access Dannychoo in Singapore.
(ID #372149) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:00
As quoted by Darkmirage, who told me this years ago, "Singapore is over-represented in the anime community."
(ID #372263) Posted on 2008/11/15 15:26
There really is a country call Laos, which is in South-East Asia. And some people will call Singapore the 'Little Red Dot' in the world map, so it's possible that you didn't notice it previously. It's a multi-racial country. The main language here is english, but I normally speaks chinese or 'singlish'. ^^;
(ID #372305) Posted on 2008/11/15 16:06
Hi Hi, just an add-on to G2's comment over the language thing: The national language of Singapore is Malay. And most Singaporeans speak their mother-tongue and English.
(ID #376303) Posted on 2008/11/18 21:41
i didnt know the national language is malay in singapore. i thoughts its english or mandarin...
(ID #376311) Posted on 2008/11/18 21:48
The official languages of Singapore are English, Malay, Mandarin and Tamil. Every group seems to speak their mother tongue but when they talk to each other it's usually in English or Singlish. English did seem to be the main language though from looking at the TV, newspapers, magazines, signs, books and menus.
(ID #376401) Posted on 2008/11/18 22:52
Just woke up @_@ And I'm getting hungry from all these pics.. So Kagami was the chosen one to SG. ^^
(ID #372103) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:31
Oh man, that all looks so good! be a nice place to visit.
(ID #372108) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:35
Potato When I went to KFC in Singapore the lady asked me if I wanted whipped potatos, and I went :x I had to stay around orchid street but it was a fun experience riding to places on the MRT but I'm sure you are probably used to things like that in Japan
(ID #372133) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:52
Lolcakes that's the hawker centre at Old Airport Road... The kway chap and hokkien mee are pretty well known there. As well as soursop juice. There's gonna be plenty more to eat eat eat and eat :D
(ID #372136) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:54
Ahh that looks nice! I love starfruit! Never had it with salt though. >.<''
(ID #372140) Posted on 2008/11/15 13:56
Wow, that's a lot of food you ordered O_o There's a lot more good places to eat here, so you'll probably will gain some weight when you return back XD Anyway, welcome to Singapore!! ^^
(ID #372150) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:00
welcome to Singapore, hm I been to that place you went, lots of food there XDXD.
(ID #372162) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:04
DCX001-Prototype
Wow! you already started a food fest on your first day on landing, that's a lot of food you order for 1 round, you really can eat ^^; ID#23155 & #23158 is Yong Tau Fu I remember dining at that hawker building when I was a kid many moon ago, how nostalgic seeing this place now........ awww............. I'm very hungry now, thanks to you ^_^ You using the Motorola RAZR V3 & V70, the new luxury version of V70 is call "Aura". There's Lipton brand 3-in-1 Teh Tarik if you wanna grab yourself a carton back to Japan, but it doesn't taste as good as the freshly made one. Alright, wish you enjoy the most out of your trip as always ^_^
(ID #372167) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:05
pop culture archivist
Hey Danny, have you tried a durian? I understand it's native to Malaysia but quite popular in Singapore. I'm fascinated by this weird looking, smelly fruit and would enjoy reading your thoughts!
(ID #372187) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:13
lol? he'd just say it tastes creamy... texture almost like pasty jackfruit... --_-- ( thats my opinion ^.^ )
(ID #372209) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:32
The smell prevents it from going near me ^^;
(ID #372319) Posted on 2008/11/15 16:15
Fresh Diploma Grad... enlistee.. soon
Forget the smell and go try it, once you got used to it, it will smell sweet to you... For me it does... It smells sweet.
(ID #372376) Posted on 2008/11/15 17:02
soon-to-be 2nd year Civil Engineering student
There are two types of tastes, sweet and bitter. Both smell the same but try the sweet one! Ignore the smell and you'll find bliss after tasting it! ^^
(ID #372427) Posted on 2008/11/15 17:41
DCX001-Prototype
go try some, you might love it ^^ Just treat it like you're in a Fear Factor tv show, I once saw it on Fear Factor USA ^_^
(ID #372626) Posted on 2008/11/15 22:23
the smell is nice for me...^^
(ID #373619) Posted on 2008/11/16 18:23
Me too. Always have the eager to eat one when I smell one.
(ID #374040) Posted on 2008/11/17 02:15
Welcome to Singapore!! Food glorious food!
(ID #372191) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:16
A person who draws things.
D-darn, I didn't think I was gonna get hungry looking at this but... I'm kinda hungry now. ._.'
(ID #372208) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:32
oooo salt with my starfruit, should try that next time i have a chance ^^
(ID #372220) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:41
I think i'm gonna read or see some pics about the members-danny meetings, the nendo release and that stuff. There's no luck I guess ^^;
(ID #372226) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:48
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
i want some starfruit. its been years since ive had a taste of 'em.
(ID #372236) Posted on 2008/11/15 14:56
Food looks good! I would try to find places where locals eat. I would probably stick out like a sore thumb in a local place, but it's all part of traveling.
(ID #372241) Posted on 2008/11/15 15:04
OMG, satay, poh piah, kway chap and so much goodies!
(ID #372270) Posted on 2008/11/15 15:28
I'm getting hungry desu~
(ID #372274) Posted on 2008/11/15 15:32
You guys certainly ate a lot lol
(ID #372283) Posted on 2008/11/15 15:35
Some of that stuff looks pretty good. Yet, I'm okay with my cheese burger at the moment.
(ID #372284) Posted on 2008/11/15 15:36
Video Reviewer of Anime Figures, Mecha and Merch (youtube.com/user/Actar576295)
Singapore is known as a food paradise! Lots of stuff to eat. :)
(ID #372298) Posted on 2008/11/15 15:56
Good to see DC enjoying our local food here ^^;
(ID #372299) Posted on 2008/11/15 15:58
Good food, like the satay.
(ID #372307) Posted on 2008/11/15 16:07
Looks like Old Airport road area. You shoulda tried the Crocodile meat or the Lor Mee there. :P
(ID #372312) Posted on 2008/11/15 16:11
Welcome to Singapore. Do enjoy your stay here. Maybe you can take this chance to learn some chinese and singlish here. Very looking forward to your workshop next week.
(ID #372323) Posted on 2008/11/15 16:18
If you're in S'Pore,try Bun Tong Kee..It's in River Valley Road.It's hainam chicken rice is the best in the world(for me that is,everybody has different taste)
(ID #372325) Posted on 2008/11/15 16:18
Do you mean Boon Tong Kee?
(ID #372471) Posted on 2008/11/15 18:44
Fresh Diploma Grad... enlistee.. soon
Welcome to Singapore~ The pictures for some reason, made me feel all warm inside... ... ... Wow like me, i order satays from 2 stalls, can get to taste it better. Will you be visiting our sunshine? it's like our only source of Japanese figures nowadays... It should be near your hotel.
(ID #372365) Posted on 2008/11/15 16:55
Very interesting read. Would like to visit Singapore myself sometime and sample those lovely foods. Question though, I notice Danny that you bring Kagami almost everywhere you go. But since food stalls and food courts and the rigors of travelling are quite demanding, how do you avoid smudging your figure with all those oils and food grease? You wash your Kagami daily?
(ID #372372) Posted on 2008/11/15 17:00
There's too many yummy food over here. You wouldn't be able to try everything even if you ate that much in all your meals! Danny, try Zhi Char! Basically ordering dishes from the "zhi char" stall. You can try No Signboard Seafood at Geylang.
(ID #372380) Posted on 2008/11/15 17:03
For seafood, try East Coast. The stretch there has lots of seafood restaurants.. the food taste great, especially the butter fried lobsters. But sadly, the service quality has deproved >.<
(ID #372428) Posted on 2008/11/15 17:42
nice hotel you stay in. business hotel ? Have you tried Char kway teow ? Sinful noodles + kway teow(flat rice noodle) cooked in pork lard with bits of pork, fish cake, some veges and blood cockles. pester One to get it for you :P
(ID #372433) Posted on 2008/11/15 17:48
student
That's awesome. I always want to be in Singapore for the food! the food! the food! Why is there nothing like what I see above in America?! Well, hope you have a great time and good luck on the speech, Danny!
(ID #372453) Posted on 2008/11/15 18:19
i must say though, you guys didn't really go for anything too unhealthy, except for the pepper crabs... everything else looks pretty ok... hurhur
(ID #372456) Posted on 2008/11/15 18:22
I'm so hungry!....
(ID #372463) Posted on 2008/11/15 18:29
Unemployed Digital Production Artist
Thanks, Danny… now I am hungry.
(ID #372464) Posted on 2008/11/15 18:29
Pseudo-Graphic Designer, 太もも Appreciator
Haven't been to Singapore since 1995. It's one of our usual stopovers when the family go to Jakarta from Vancouver or vice versa. My dad has a good friend there, so yeah, pretty much same thing we do after we land is eat XD
(ID #372494) Posted on 2008/11/15 19:18
Gah... I'm hungry right now too. Well I don't really like seafood though. Either way though, I need to get something to eat.
(ID #372505) Posted on 2008/11/15 19:30
first day already tried so many food! ^^; should get some ice kachang, although its raining almost everyday but Singapore is never cold.
(ID #372550) Posted on 2008/11/15 20:45
Quite a selection of food, how many platefuls did you eat?! (or is this a passage of several days?) Danny Choo - food marathon contestant 2009! Mm now I'm hungry XD
(ID #372570) Posted on 2008/11/15 21:31
Lurker, and part time super-villian.
Damn Danny, I thought I ate alot! Do you have hollow legs or something? ^_^
(ID #372571) Posted on 2008/11/15 21:33
part-time professional part-timer
Mmmmmm... curry =P~ I'm hungry again :| :))
(ID #372574) Posted on 2008/11/15 21:40
Pleased the food paradise lives on...Hope you enjoy your stay....A pity i missed you....Was at Old airport road eating as well...
(ID #372576) Posted on 2008/11/15 21:44
Mmhm... Any chances of slapping high-fives? Or just a handshake? Be sure to drink of water after all these food - really "heaty".
(ID #372578) Posted on 2008/11/15 21:45
wow... you bring your kagami everywhere.. :D
(ID #372583) Posted on 2008/11/15 21:50
Haven't been to Singapore but would love to go there someday. Those foods really looks delicious.
(ID #372598) Posted on 2008/11/15 22:06
Singapore! U are in Singapore! OMG... i wanna take a photo with you!
(ID #372599) Posted on 2008/11/15 22:06
fruit juice for $2.5 is like a ripoff.. especially when you can get cut fruit cheaper
(ID #372616) Posted on 2008/11/15 22:16
Couldn't help but notice the british passport, but that aside... I hope you didn't eat all that by yourself :S
(ID #372632) Posted on 2008/11/15 22:28
Simple Program Creator, 3D Designer (Without animation), Flammable Organic Gas Producer, Oxygen consumer
hahaha..... that's amazing....clean and comfort...hmm...delicious in my region....there are many of food stall.... but they're spread away...umm i mean...unstructured food stall
(ID #372662) Posted on 2008/11/15 22:48
Mechanical Engineering student
I shouldn't have read this article. It's 10pm and I'm hungry again! XD
(ID #372709) Posted on 2008/11/15 23:32
amatuer bum
never realized just how many people we have here from singapore.
(ID #372721) Posted on 2008/11/15 23:44
I noticed the same thing. 24% (or almost 1 out of 4). I really wonder if that is how the user distribution is. Maybe Danny should make statistics and see how many unique IPs he get from each country every day. If DC really is this popular in Singapore, then I guess Danny didn't need to go there and promote his stuff ^^
(ID #373121) Posted on 2008/11/16 10:35
amatuer bum
He's not "promoting". I believe he said it was a workshop type thing. Teaching the kiddy bloggers how to blog like the big boys (e.g. Dannychoo) But There could be the thing too where the singapore folk are much more active. US is probably like 99% lurker. I know I was until recently. sort of. I only came in like once every few month, now I hit f5 every few minutes lol. But I am also a bored unemployed product of our terrible economy.
(ID #373886) Posted on 2008/11/16 23:12
Dog of the Country
are u still in singapore? or have you already went back to Japan? anyway, seems like u had delicious food and figma for whichever meal you were eating.. :P
(ID #372731) Posted on 2008/11/16 00:02
Woot, welcome to singapore danny haha, you can give us a ring when u're here and we'll be more than happy to bring you around!
(ID #372735) Posted on 2008/11/16 00:06
dwong (登録日: 2007/10/12 01:16)
in my best Chow Yun Fatt tone... "Welcome to Singapore!" danny =) That's definitely the Old Airport Road Food Centre. Lotsa goodies there. Be sure to check out stalls selling your favourite Char Siew and Siew York, lotsa places selling that over here. Katong Laksa is something you shouldn't miss out too, if you have the time. Btw, since tomorrow's a Sunday, be sure to check out the collectibles flea mkt at China Square Central. It's where most Singaporean fans go to get their fix for collectibles. Have a good stay while you're in town, Danny =)
(ID #372753) Posted on 2008/11/16 00:33
US Navy Sailor
I was in Singapore a few times but I have yet to get off the base there. I do plan on it next time we go. Getting off the base can cost an arm and a leg sometimes but its really worth it.
(ID #372757) Posted on 2008/11/16 00:36
website/graphic designer
Wow, it's huge~ I've never seen a place with so many food stalls before. Closest I've gotten to something similar is 2 semi-hidden food courts in Chinatown, you have to go down stairs or elevators to reach them, it was an interesting experience the first times I went :3 Food looks yummy~ but I wouldn't try anything without recommendations ^^;; I'm the type that rarely experiments with new foods, unless it's similar to something else I've tried.
(ID #372759) Posted on 2008/11/16 00:36
Part time figutaku...hoping be full time..
nice to know ur in Spore right now! ;) anyway,typically sg foods are hot and spicy! image ID#23166 seems like yan tau foo to me,a dish which u pick the ingredients urself n cook with soup and eat wif noodles or rice. seems like u missed out on desserts,lots of shaved ice varieties u can try!
(ID #372763) Posted on 2008/11/16 00:46
High school student
Ohhh~ it looks so tasty. I had a crunchy chicken in sweet'n'sour sauce with rice for lunch but I'm sure I could still eat tons if it was that Poh Piah.
(ID #372769) Posted on 2008/11/16 00:52
Part trooper, part -timer, 100% loser...
Welcome to Singapore!~ Poh piah amd satay... Mmm... You're making me hungry!
(ID #372812) Posted on 2008/11/16 01:45
Student
Welcome to Singapore Danny! While you are enjoying the glorious food in Singapore, you might want to visit the beaches in the evening, if you have the time. The beach at East Coast Park is a good bet. ^^
(ID #372818) Posted on 2008/11/16 01:54
so very hungry..
(ID #372823) Posted on 2008/11/16 02:15
ugh my comment got eaten again :/ anyway.. welcome to Singapore! oh you should head down to Sentosa if you have time. It's a popular tourist attraction, the real island paradise south of Singapore which can be accessed by a skytrain for just $3. and the skytrain happens to depart from VivoCity, the largest shopping mall in Singapore. Sentosa has the best beaches in Singapore, although it's still nothing compared to many other beaches in the world heh >< oh but if you do intend to go there, remember to check the weather forecast because it'll probably be raining these few days. hope you enjoy your stay here!
(ID #372827) Posted on 2008/11/16 02:33
Yeah I really enjoyed my visit to Sentosa and watching the pink dolphins. The beaches are nice. Imported sand, imported trees, but at least the water is original. ;)
(ID #372919) Posted on 2008/11/16 05:08
I always get hungry with this articles :3~~~~ The food looks delicious...
(ID #372835) Posted on 2008/11/16 02:38
Student during the day, otaku at night, and amateur musician ^_^
Malaysia & Singapore = Food Heaven. That's what most people say. Sadly, I don't eat outside often.. Oh yea, do drop by Malaysia sometimes.^_^
(ID #372849) Posted on 2008/11/16 02:48
Student, Otaku, She-Geek(Sheek lol)
Hauuuuu I wanna go to Animax... my course leaders have even mentioned it.... :sulk: Salt in fruit juice? Weird idea lol. But if you say it tastes good, I'll go by your word lol.
(ID #372864) Posted on 2008/11/16 03:07
You had a lot to eat didnt you! Lol never been there before, would love to go though! Hope you had fun there ^_^
(ID #372881) Posted on 2008/11/16 03:59
You had a lot to eat didnt you! Lol never been there before, would love to go though! Hope you had fun there ^_^
(ID #372882) Posted on 2008/11/16 03:59
I went to Singapore for 2 weeks in late 2006 :) Planning to go back there soon for a month (or 3). The food is delicious, I could quite happily go without a McDonalds or KFC again in my life if I lived there. Even chicken rice was really yummy and it only cost me S$3! Although that's probably gone up now. :( Oh well, at lest they still have cheap electricity bills, right?
(ID #372909) Posted on 2008/11/16 05:01
Awesome! But... the best thing I ever tried there (when I took a trip there 2 years ago) was the "Nasi Lemak", which I'm pretty sure was what they called the one that was wrapped in the banana leaf... but afaik, anything that begins or ends with Nasi is really good around there.... Actually "Nasi" may mean rice, idk. Anyways, I'm glad you're enjoying Singapore, at least in the culinary aspects. Also, try the "Sarsi" it's like a carbonated Sarsaparilla Beverage sort of like root beer, and a bit more fragrant, I couldn't find them anywhere else, but I wouldn't miss it.
(ID #372958) Posted on 2008/11/16 06:13
ah, danny im too hungry i'll have to finish reading this after i eat...
(ID #372995) Posted on 2008/11/16 07:24
Unemployed Dollfie enthusiast
So many of that food looks very scary to me. I have food phobias and I'm so scared of the smell, taste and texture of new foods. I'm trying to get over it, but its so hard.
(ID #373037) Posted on 2008/11/16 08:36
Pseudo-Graphic Designer, 太もも Appreciator
I had a phobia of foods from India before because of the smell and spices, but some of them turn out to be not too bad, partly because some of my co-workers are East Indians. Hopefully you can get over those phobias and enjoy foods from around the world. Oh one more thing... Indian sweets are just melt-in-your-mouth goodness *drool*
(ID #373083) Posted on 2008/11/16 09:34
Next time I visit Singapore again... I'll go to that place, definitely. ^^
(ID #373148) Posted on 2008/11/16 11:08
just because danny went there? :P
(ID #373288) Posted on 2008/11/16 13:36
It seem v lot nice food there~~ I'll visit Sg at this mid of Dec for the Siggraph Asia~~ wonder can find this nice place to eat~~ :P
(ID #373295) Posted on 2008/11/16 13:48
Man those are the stable food types in SG, can't escape from them, everyone in SG will either have tasted them at least once a year or have them every month... second occurrence is definitely not good for the arteries on the long run, thats why there is also Sign boards for some stores that informs customers that you can ask for Less Oil as a healthier choice....wonder do customers in other country's give that choice to their customers?
(ID #373343) Posted on 2008/11/16 14:42
Game Designer & 2D Artist
Ah, I miss Singapore, really like their commuter system
(ID #373424) Posted on 2008/11/16 15:32
try visit Indonesia next time, we had plenty of varieties of food here. Every city had different food variety, so you might not ate the same food twice if you want to ^^.
(ID #373630) Posted on 2008/11/16 18:30
Polytechnic Senior, Bronze Lifesaving Trainee, Mech Designer, Pokemon Indexer.
Must... resist... urge... to eat out... Though if I had a figure I wouldn't be putting it on the table there. It was positively clean in the picture, but I had a bad experience with a really oily table before. *hugs arms*
(ID #373720) Posted on 2008/11/16 20:58
Web Designer
go to singapore 2 years ago for family gathering, and next year also for family gathering, don't know if I could go there next year >.< image ID#23172 : we call this Belimbing. the taste is not wo unique, but it's good for health.
(ID #373756) Posted on 2008/11/16 21:23
Pre-Enlisted NS(Army)-men
Singapore do offer a huge variety of food, but looking at this simply makes me hungry. After all, most singaporeans do go on food hunt every now and then, searching for great places to eat, and that's one of the many things that makes us unique. :X
(ID #373758) Posted on 2008/11/16 21:24
Danny, where's the Hainanese Chicken Rice and Laksa?! U've GOTTA try those! XD
(ID #373877) Posted on 2008/11/16 23:05
Even though I stay and grew up there, I'm one of the few that don't like to go out and eat local food, but no choice.
(ID #373884) Posted on 2008/11/16 23:11
Web monkey, coffee addicted cerberus, Chef Vader
that post made me hungry. and to think I just had dinner.
(ID #373921) Posted on 2008/11/16 23:43
Physical Therapist
Me aswell^^
(ID #373984) Posted on 2008/11/17 00:58
I'haven't go to sigapore before, but I love SG food, even if it does not surpass French cuisine for me. ^^
(ID #374035) Posted on 2008/11/17 02:07
oh, once you try singapore food, you can't stop getting enough of it. one of the reasons i have decided to become a permanent resident is because of all the cheap, wonderful variety of food available at your doorstep (as in, just below your house).
(ID #374064) Posted on 2008/11/17 02:51
Good article as always, have fun in Singapore!
(ID #374234) Posted on 2008/11/17 06:51
Looking at this, I realize that that these is a lot of place to visit and many food to eat...
(ID #374259) Posted on 2008/11/17 07:50
I really shouldn't read those food articles late at night! ^^''
(ID #374284) Posted on 2008/11/17 08:53
Kawaii Pink Stuffs FanGirl, Cat Lover, Otaku, MP3 Hunter, Matcha & Afternoon Milk Tea Addict.
Eh??? how come no Chicken Rice in the picture? o_O that's one hell of most popular/famous singapore cuisine. U must try it before leaving to japan, Danny-san! XD
(ID #374539) Posted on 2008/11/17 13:13
Singapore has lot of flaws but I agree food here is really nice ! The little red dot can be proud of its cuisine.
(ID #374608) Posted on 2008/11/17 14:11
i don't if i should cry or should i laugh having red decale's posts. Up north across the border we have even tastier food, but even more flaws...
(ID #374825) Posted on 2008/11/17 18:47
Graphic Design student | Receptionist | Otaku
As my ancestors are from Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia, I've always wanted to travel there. It certainly seems like an interesting place!
(ID #374884) Posted on 2008/11/17 21:17
uh...those are 3 very different places ne, but i guess you are a malay?
(ID #374995) Posted on 2008/11/17 23:40
Ah! totally forgot Danny came to Singapore. Me would be a great host and bring you to eat and buy all sorts of interesting things.
(ID #374998) Posted on 2008/11/17 23:42
wanna meet dannychooo >_<
(ID #375002) Posted on 2008/11/17 23:44
hope i'll get to see u. I live in JB, Malaysia. currently in Ukraine(for studies).
(ID #375342) Posted on 2008/11/18 06:00
Just a little warning to some of you if you ever visit McDonalds in Singapore (why would you want to anyway, with so much nicer foods to eat ^^). Never, ever try and clear your tray away after eating. You would not believe the reaction I got. All these eyes watching the ang moh trying to steal the poor McDonalds girl's job. ^^; One day I'll move to Singapore and live every otakus dream. I'll hire a mainland china girl as a maid and insist that she works in a proper maid outfit. :) I just hope my Singaporean wife won't mind too much lah.
(ID #375482) Posted on 2008/11/18 09:09
Speaking of this, what's ur favourite food in Singapore?
(ID #375539) Posted on 2008/11/18 09:52
Would love to try some of the food making me soo hungry ... drools
(ID #375614) Posted on 2008/11/18 10:30
Senior 3d designer/ CAD Engineer
Hello Danny, food stall located off CBD at around the heartland are as delicious as well. cheap and the quantity are more.. Do allow me to bring to afew selection of Chilli-crab, Crayfish and Stingray stall around my place at Ang Mo Kio, located at the centre of the island. Also, do remember that..as for the foodcourt's food (Usually lacated at shopping mall with air-conditional) were somehow different in term of pricing and the taste. Anyway enjoy ur trip in Sg yeah...
(ID #376031) Posted on 2008/11/18 16:29
When I went over there a couple of years ago I instantly fell in love with Singapore when we went to our first Hawker center. So much variety of food and so cheap! I really miss the chicken rice!
(ID #376160) Posted on 2008/11/18 19:10
Danny, the place you ate at was a Hawker Centre along Old Airport Road (locally called "Kallang Airport Par-Sat (Market)". That Cityzoom Minced Fish Noodle is a very iconic stall there. One and Ryukawa took you to a very nice place to eat!
(ID #376296) Posted on 2008/11/18 21:35
damn u danny for having such a kick ass life. FOOD O_O.
(ID #376792) Posted on 2008/11/19 03:56
Sales + Technician + Trainer = 何でも屋
LOL, I also arrived in Singapore on that very day, 2am in the morning though, running over from malaysia around 150km/h in my car. =D
(ID #377958) Posted on 2008/11/19 22:19
student
ohmahgawd! chicken onna STICK.
(ID #383486) Posted on 2008/11/24 10:22
I gotta try some Singaporean food tommorow!
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