Come with us on a gourmet food tour singapore

On of the things to do in singapore on a gourmet food tour singapore

When you are in Singapore, one of the must-do things is to go on a Singapore gourmet food tour! Lucky for us, that's what the team of Google thought too! So, our Singapore tour guide Daryl took the team on a culinary discovery of Singapore.The Private Food Tour Singapore started in East Coast Road first having a nice Kaya toast breakfast.

You can't explore the multi-cultural history of this beautiful place on an empty stomach, can you? Next on the list was Haji Lane, one of the iconic places of Singapore to take a cool picture like this one: Even if you are not on our Singapore Food Tour ask your Singapore tourist guide to show you Arab Street and make sure to check out all the small and pretty lanes. One of the 'not to miss out' foodie things around Arab Street and Haji Lane is Teh Tarik! Book your spot on a gourmet food tour in Singapore today and let's try it out!

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walking tours in Singapore with the best Singapore tour guide

Visit the Singapore Visitor Centre to book your Singapore tour guide

Book you tours with Hello Singapore Tours at the Visitor Centre in Orchard Road

When Hello Singapore Tours went live in July 2017, our dream was to provide the most fun and interesting Singapore day tours to our guests. We were hoping to contribute to some great memories of their time in Singapore. We started creating our Singapore guided tours about things that make this place so special. Our portfolio includes public and private Singapore Food Tours, Private Walking Tours of Singapore, Singapore Car Tours, and, our latest addition the Night Tour of Singapore. Little did we know that not even one year later, we would be featured in one of Singapore's Visitor Centres!*drum roll* Hello Singapore Tours can be found as a tour provider at OrchardGateway @emerald in Orchard Road!So, when you walk into the Visitor Centre in Orchard Road looking for the best Singapore Tour Guide, not only can you book hotels, use the free WiFi, buy connectivity solutions like EZ link card or SIM card; you can also book a Singapore tour with us!

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Welcome to our fourth episode of "Meet your personal tour guide Singapore"! This is blog number 4 of our series to introduce you to your private tour guide in Singapore. When you have Janice leading you on your Singapore activities you definitely are in good hands with this ever-happy person! If you book a private customised tour with her, she will be able to tell you all the insider information on your tours in Singapore!

Born Singaporean-Chinese and growing up in a multi-cultural environment, this world traveller has been in the travel industry for the past 13 years and has many stories to tell. Let's see what Janice had to say in our short interview

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Book your private tour from airport with Janice our Singapore tour guide

What is your favourite Singlish word?

Alamak! It is the Singaporean exclamation of surprise, like "OMG!" made popular by a local comedian.

What is your favourite makan (food) place?

I'm gonna be greedy here: - Tapioca cakes from Maxwell Hawker - Janggut Laksa at Katong (Try it on our food tour!)- Lor mee from Tiong Bahru market.

**I'm sure our readers will agree, they all sound delicious! 🍽🥣

Do you have a favourite place in Singapore?

I love the National Gallery! Not because I am a fan of the arts but because the 2 buildings (City Hall and Supreme Court) are a place that is rich in the modern history of Singapore and the architect did such a good job preserving and linking the two buildings together.

Tell us the funniest thing that happened to you during a tour.

Probably, not the funniest but it was memorable and made a joke out of it and it was good fun. We took the train with the guests, a couple from the USA. The door of the train was closing, the husband rushed into the train, the door closed after him, leaving me and the wife behind. Both husband and wife did not have mobile phones with them. We used sign language to communicate with the husband to stop at the next stop (good thing he understood! 😃). At the next stop, we found each other and the couple joked that the husband purposely walked quickly in the hope to spend a day on his own without the wife. He should have planned it a bit more careful probably... 😂

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Dare to try this on a private tours singapore ?

Check out this sign on the MRT on your next private tour in Singapore

Traveling in Southeast Asia you will definitely have come across a very distinctive smell and appearance of a thorny green fruit. We are talking about Durian! This fruit has a rather curious appearance, accompanied by a very strong smell. You might have seen one on your Singapore city tour, you might have wondered what this funny-looking and the smelling thing might be. A durian has very sharp thorns and grows on trees. A word of warning here: it can be fatal if a durian falls on your head! The distinct smell is a sign that the durian is ripe and ready to be eaten. This fruit comes in a large variety of shapes and size. If you are on walking tours of Singapore the most popular you will see is called "Mountain Cat King" - according to locals "the best grade there is".Singaporeans do not only eat the fruit plain as it is - no sir! There is a mild obsession across the country to find the best durian cake, durian puff, durian pastry and even durian ice cream!!! Chances are that you have seen one of these options on a food tour in Singapore! However, this deep-rooted love for durian smell can be very unpleasant especially in a country with a tropical climate like our little red dot! So, officials came up with a rule that everybody can enjoy and indulge their durian but please do not bring it on the bus or any other public transport, else you will get fined! This sign is on a public bus in Singapore. It was taken on a Singapore tour by Su Ling. When you take the bus on your Singapore tour from airport, count how many times you will see the "No durians" sign in public transports.The taste of a durian is always described as "stinks like hell, tastes like heaven". The consistency is more like a custard with a smooth texture. Next time when you on a Singapore street food tour, ask your private guide in Singapore to find you the best place to try durian!

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You, too, can book your singapore day tours from Changi

Your walking tours in Singapore and singapore tour bus are tailored to your interests.

VIP Singapore tour as a singapore car tours

Customised Singapore stopover tour

Since we kicked off our tours in Singapore, we had some pretty fun Singapore excursions. Recently, we had one of these with no other than Bob Moore of Bob's Red Mill! We took Bob and his group on a Singapore city tour.Here we can see Bob, Nancy and Nelson with Daryl, their Hello Singapore Tours private tour guide in Singapore. We at Hello Singapore Tours always make sure your Singapore city tour is unique. We customise your Singapore guided tours according to your interests to make them worth your while. For Bob and his group, we prepared a Singapore bus tour in our combi van around culture, history, and religion.Bob wanted to visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum. This surely was a very interesting part to see the prayers. On the way, we bumped into a group of young men that recognised him!They were super happy to be able to take a picture with the founder of a leading name in health foods.We also like to show our guests the spiritual diversity of Singapore.So, we took the lovely group to St. Andrew's Cathedral.These are just some of the many places we take our visitors on our Singapore car tours.  If you want the best tours in Singapore, give us a shout and let us help you to experience Singapore's many facets!#travel #traveloften #wanderlust #discoversingapore #customizedtour #photooftheday #bbctravel #singapore #sg #tourguide #adventure #welltraveled #tourism #travelbug #condenast #lonelyplanet #hellosingaporetours #hellosg #ilovesg #singaporetour #visitsingapore #cnntravel #walkingtour #visitsingapore #privateguide #personalguide #grouptour #personaltour #privatetour #viptour #bobsredmill

night tour in Singapore with hawker centre tour

Since the launch of Hello Singapore Tours, we aim to always provide the most interesting and diverse tours in Singapore. After our private customised tours, food tours, car tours in Singapore and bespoke walking tours are up and running, it was time to add another tour to our portfolio. Drum-roll... Night tours with Hello Singapore Tours!

This tour for Singapore is already very hot and in great demand. Let us introduce you to the latest addition to our Singapore guided tours:We start our Singapore night tour in the Civic District where will we visit some of the historic colonial buildings and learn about the early pioneers who came to Singapore make a living.  We will then board a bumboat and take a 30-minute cruise down the river through to the present day. We visit Merlion Park and soak in the sunset view of Marina Bay whilst learning about the mega construction project behind it. Our journey through time progresses by bus to a residential district called Tanjong Pagar. We will discuss the political reform by The Founding Father of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and discover how Singapore went from the third world to the first world in one generation. We will be accessing the roof of an award-winning Housing development Board (HDB) residential building from where we will get the most amazing birds-eye view of downtown Singapore.

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Welcome to our third episode of "Meet your personal tour guide Singapore"! This is the third blog of our series to introduce you to your private tour guide in Singapore. If you book your Singapore tour from the airport, chances are your tour guide might be Daryl.

Book your Singapore city tour from airport with Daryl

John and Janelle on a Singapore Food Tour at Old Airport Road Hawker Centre

Daryl's roots go back to the province of Canton. This history enthusiast has a sound knowledge of Singapore's past. He is full of fun facts and fascinating information that will make you feel how much Daryl loves "his" Lion City. If you book a private customised tour, with him you are sure to be in for a treat and will definitely make the most of your tour in Singapore! Let's see what Daryl had to say in our short interview:

What is your favourite Singlish word?

My favourite word/expression is "Shiok!" It has many different meanings. It can mean "very good", "very tasty", "comfortable" or "excellent."

What is your favourite makan (food) place?

There are plenty nice places. But my favourite is Old Airport Road Hawker Centre because it has so much variety and you can eat till you drop! :-)

Do you have a favourite place in Singapore?

here are so many that are really lovely! Like Gardens by the Bay / Marina Barrage / Satay by the Bay... I love all!

Tell us the funniest thing that happened to you during a tour.

In the middle of a tour, a couple suddenly ask me where can they buy diapers for their baby! : ) I brought them to a mall in Chinatown. (We have proof of that on our FB page here!)

We definitely look forward to more of those funny incidents with you!

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The best tours in Singapore will all have one thing in common: They will talk about the founder of Singapore - Sir Stamford Raffles! Raffles was born on a boat and visited a boarding school. He started working for the British East India Company when he was 14 years of age. His time in Asia started in Penang working for the governor. Sir Raffles set out to find another base for the British in order to avoid the high taxes and rules set by the Dutch at that time.

Singapore was a perfect choice! It was right in the middle of China and British India which was a very important opium trade route for the British. In 1823, Raffles drafted a series of administrative regulations for Singapore, which followed a fair and moralistic stance, outlawing gambling, imposing heavy taxation on what he considered social evils such as drunkenness and opium-smoking, and banned slavery. A specific regulation in the constitution called for the multiethnic population to remain as they were, and no crimes were entirely based on racial principles. On your Singapore guided tours from the airport, you will definitely pass the statue of Sir Stamford Raffles. Ask your Singapore tour guide to tell you more details about Singapore's exciting history!

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So when you are in Singapore there is so much to discover. You can learn and see many things when you book your Singapore city tour. However, should you have some extra time after your Singapore Excursion, you might want to try one of these brunch places

Wild Honey

This place offers all-day breakfast right in Orchard Road. You will find anything around eggs and breakfast options from English to Canadian to Norwegian. Wild Honey's large range from savoury to sweet dishes gives you a choice no matter what your craving is on that day!Opening hours: 9am – 8:30pm Last Order (Sun – Thurs), 9am – 9:30pm Last Order (Fri, Sat, Eve PH)

The White Rabbit

This restaurant is housed in the Ebenezer chapel and is not only a romantic go-to place but also something for the whole family. Their "Alice in Wonderland" (Say whaaaat? - I hear you say) inspired surroundings will make you feel in a different world. Their brunch ranges from waffles to pasta to potato rosti and anything your breakfast foodie heart desires.OPENING HOURS: Tues – Fri 12–2:30pm (Set Lunch) 6:30–10:30pm Sat – Sun 10:30am–3pm (Brunch) 6:30–10:30pm Closed Mondays

The Populus Coffe & Food Co.

Not only coffee lovers should head here but also people who enjoy healthy buckwheat pancakes or streaked bacon on toasted croissants will find their favourite food.Opening Hours: 9am – 7pm (Mon), 9am – 4pm (Tues), 9am – 1030pm (Wed), 9am – 1030pm (Thurs), 9am – 1030pm (Fri), 9:30am – 10:30pm (Sat), 9:30am – 7pm (Sun)*

The Lokal

This Aussie-inspired place not only offers western food like cauliflower with cheese or delicious pasta but also the famous Singaporean Kaya Toast.Opening Hours: Mon 8am-5pm; Tue-Fri 8am-10pm; Sat 9am-10pm; Sunday 9am-4pm*************************************************************************************************************************SymmetryThe concept here is "sharing is caring". French cuisine and Australian dining culture give you a cozy dining and brunching experience. From Asparagus & Crab Salad to truffle fries to egges benedict, you will certainly find your special food here.Opening Hours: 10.30am – 9pm (Mon), 10.30am – 11pm (Tue – Thurs), 10.30am – 12am (Fri), 9am – 12am (Sat), 9am – 7pm (Sun)*************************************************************************************************************************

These are just some of the options for a different Singapore food tasting. Of course, there are so many more and your Singapore tour guide will be able not only to offer you food tour in Singapore but also give you more options on a Singapore stopover tour

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If you ever had a Singapore city tour from the airport, you will definitely have seen the Merlion. But what is this half-lion, half-fish mascot actually? Your personal tour guide in Singapore will tell you the legend that a long time ago a Malay Prince discovered this tiny sea town. When he arrived he saw a majestic creature which appeared to be a lion so he decided to name the island settlement Singapura which means ‘Lion City. The Merlion, however, was created in the 1960s by the Singapore Tourism Board to symbolize the head of the lion creature that the prince saw and the body is a fish to symbolize Singapore's humble beginnings as a fishing village. Ask your tour guide to include this iconic symbol in your walking tours in Singapore!

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