Street Food Singapore!! 5 Hawker FOODS INVENTED in Singapore – with KF Seetoh!

Street Food Singapore!! 5 Hawker FOODS INVENTED in Singapore - with KF Seetoh!
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SINGAPORE – Today Iā€™m hanging out with the one and only KF Seetoh, a legend of Singapore street food and hawker culture. Weā€™re going to take you on a born and bred food tour of Singapore – dishes that were invented right here in Singapore.

Here are all the places we ate at in this Singapore food tour:

Bak Kee Teochew Satay Bee Hoon (https://goo.gl/maps/Cn3hg4Dp89PpVXLW8) – First we headed to Bukit Merah, also known as Red Hill. Itā€™s a huge neighborhood complex, market and hawker center. Thereā€™s a massive selection of food to choose from, but KF Seetoh took me first to eat satay bee hoon, or thin angel hair vermicelli covered in seafood and pork, and a ladle of creamy peanut sauce.

Hong Seng Curry Rice (https://goo.gl/maps/Tg4ni8cCrVHrBWz67) – Within the same Red Hill hawker centre youā€™ll find Hong Seng Curry Rice, where you can enjoy another popular Singapore street food – Hainanese curry rice.

Geylang Lorong 29 Hokkien Mee (https://goo.gl/maps/w8TWfRXN7XpqPhwWA) – Continuing on this food tour we drove over to Geylang to eat one of the best versions of Hokkien fried prawn mee, a stir fried noodle dish thatā€™s one of the most beloved in Singapore. They make it by the batch and we had the chance to see the entire process of how itā€™s made. Delicious!

The Original Vadai (https://goo.gl/maps/TtSg9iY3cbHgPd9r5) – Next up over to Joo Chiat to eat at the Original Vadai – a Sri Lankan origin – yet transformed in Singapore to be more light and fluffy, totally different texture and flavor. They are so addictive and one of the best things about them is that you bite a green chili and then follow it with bites of the prawn vadai.

Sha Zah Confectionery (https://goo.gl/maps/fRaA3vQ4taggjDvJ8) – Finally to complete this food tour with KF Seetoh we headed over to Sha Zah Confectionery for their giant curry puffs. A perfect way to end this delicious Singapore street food tour!

Thank you again to KF Seetoh for taking me around. Be sure to follow his food adventures: https://www.instagram.com/kfseetoh/ and if youā€™re in NYC, go eat at Urban Hawker center!

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33 Comments

  1. Teo Chew Curry Beehoon isnt authentic Spore traditional food, before Spore Independent, that food stuff can find out in
    Indonesia even in Indonesia Kampong also, lately these curry beehoon also appear in Malaysia, brought by Indonesia
    people who migrant to Malaysia.

  2. GREAT video today, Mark! Loved it, everything looked amazing, and KF Seetoh is someone I am going to have to see more of in the future – we really enjoyed him!

  3. Finally with the legend himself KF Seetoh! He has met some of the world famous people to bring around singapore. The late Anthony Bourdain is one of them. Of course your a legend yourself when it comes to the level of spice you could hit mark šŸ”„

  4. šŸ¤” Primero se sirve al invitado, y despuĆ©s al casero, asĆ­ creo y veo siempre que en todo los paĆ­ses, es asĆ­. De Argentina con AMOR. šŸ‡¦šŸ‡·

  5. Another great video Mark love to visit Singapore some day. Unlike the US itā€™s extremely clean and modern.

  6. What a joy to see you reconnect with KF Seetoh! I remember the first time you met him was when you had a culinary food tour with him in Pampanga,Philippines..he was the highlight of that episode. šŸ˜‚ I enjoyed this episode more than I expected. Keep it up,Mark!

  7. I couldnā€™t help noticing the spatula at 16.30 have worn out about 50% šŸ˜‚and using charcoal will produce a different wok hey from fried ā€¦.. I love the combination of you two.. make good watching and hungry at the same time

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