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What is Singapore food? An overview of the delicate Singapore cuisine

Posted by Miss.Kanistha Rattanapisit on 09 October 2006
Thai Nationality

Singapore Foods or Singapore Dishes are one famous meal to try. Cuisine of Singapore dishes are mostly influenced by Malaysian, Chinese, Indonesian, Indian and even western. A Singapore dish is the popular thing to promote as an attraction thing for tourists, so that there is a Singapore Food Festival held in July in every year. They said that to follow what you smell and then taste it, is what you should do on foods.

Let’s look at delicious Singapore noodle dishes suggested. Hokkien Mee is a wet fried noodle with eggs, squid, shrimps, and pork as well vegetables are included. This dish should put lime for sour and tasty. Teochew Fish ball Noodle is a great choice noodle with fish balls, slices and pork. It as well comes with traces of vegetables. Fish ball Mee Pork sounds similar, but it uses thin flat noodle in Teochew dialect. Mee Rebus is noodle served spicy sauce with fried bean curd, bean sprouts, and boil eggs. It says that would be great to eat with fresh green chili, black soya sauce with also lime squeezed. Char Siew Noodle is wonton soup noodle with barbeque pork served. It should be eaten with Cantonese for better. Char Kway Teow is fried flat rice noodle with egg, bean sprout, and cockles. This dish is kind of sweet by soya sauce and spicy by chili. Law Mee is a thick soup top with fish, pork, and vegetables noodle. This is not bad choice. Laksa is curry shrimp soup noodle dish which is usually topped with cockles and laksa leaves. There are other more for noodle dishes. Here are ones of famous dishes advised.

More than noodle dishes, there are other delicious famous dishes such as Chok, is cantonese rice, Kway Chup is a Teochew dish, Nasi Lemak is a coconut rice, Chai Tow Kway is carrot cake rice, Char Siew Fan is rice with barbeque, and Satay is grilled dish. Seafood is also famous for Singaporeans such as crabs, shrimps, squids, oysters or lobsters etc.

Most people in Singapore prepare foods out of home to eat at hawker centers or food centers rather than in restaurants. The hawker centers are cheap prices for meals and it is the large consumer base with varieties of foods available as well. Using senses of smelling and tasting, that what you need on foods.
 
 
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