HELLO! SINGAPORE TOURS GUIDE TO THE BEST SINGAPORE LOCAL FOOD

The key to this unique Asian salad lies in its dark, sticky sauce—made up of fermented prawn paste, sugar, lime and chilli paste—which explains its sweet yet savoury taste. With a name that means ‘eclectic mix’ in colloquial Malay, rojak is made up of a variety of ingredients and textures. It has fresh cucumber, pineapple, tofu puff and you tiao (dough fritters) tossed in prawn paste and tamarind sauce, and garnished with chopped peanuts.

This dish is typically sold by Chinese hawkers at food centres. Some hotels also offer this at buffets where visitors can have a hand at creating their own version of rojak by mixing the sauce in a large bowl, before tossing in all the other ingredients. From S$3 per serving.

Your Hello! Singapore Food guide - A bowl of Rojak

Toa Payoh Rojak
Address: Old Airport Road Food Centre, 51 Old Airport Road #01-108
Tel: +65 6958 9380
Nearest MRT: Dakota Station

Lau Hong Ser Rojak
Address: Dunman Road Food Centre, 271 Onan Road #02-14
Tel: +65 6346 6519
Nearest MRT: Dakota Station

Little India is an ethnic district in Singapore locally known as Tekka where people from different walks of life go here to shop. A perfect place to buy your souvenirs on your Singapore tour, as it offers a wide range of products from sportswear, electronics to groceries and jewelry. Your Hello! Singapore city tour won’t be complete if you have not visited this place! A colorful place where you will learn how the district contributed to Singapore culture and tradition.

Explore Little India on your Hello! Singapore city tour

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What was once a wet market in the 1950s has become the popular Maxwell Food Centre today. One of its biggest draws is Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice (#01-10/11)—whose world-famous chicken rice beat chef Gordon Ramsay’s version in the Hawker Heroes Challenge. Also popular is the crispy, deep-fried oyster cake snack at Maxwell Fuzhou Oyster Cake (#01-05) that has become a rare speciality. Another highlight is Zhen Zhen Porridge (#01-54) for its comforting bowls of thick porridge cooked with chicken or fish. The stall closes after selling out so be sure to get there early before it’s all wiped out.

A perfect place for a food stop on your private customised tour!

Address: 1 Kadayanallur Street
Opening Hours: Mon–Sun 6.30am–9pm
Nearest MRT: Tanjong Pagar Station

One of the best ways to learn a country’s culture is by its local food. You will see the rich diversity of Singapore by just learning all about its food. There are several must-try delicacies in Singapore that every traveler would definitely love! One of which is the rice dumplings locally known as Bak Chang.

Bak Chang is a pyramid of rice and meat wrapped in bamboo leaves. Feeling hungry yet? It uses a dark soy sauce giving its brown color with a filling of chestnut, pork belly, dried mushrooms, and dried shrimps.

Try Bak Chang on our Hello! Singapore food tour

Do not know where to find and where to buy Bak Chang? Our Hello Singapore food tour is just perfect for you! You will surely enjoy more your Singapore city tour once you have the taste of this delicious rice dumpling ! Yummy!

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Singapore is a city that embraces its diversity. People from different ethnicity are able to celebrate their own traditions and share their culture with everybody. Hello! Singapore Tours give show you and make sure that you get to experience the beautiful diversity of the Lion city.

Last February 8, Singapore held its annual festival called Thaipusam, a festival celebrated by Hindus of Tamil descent in Singapore to honor the Lord Murgan, the Hindu god of war. During Thaipusam, devotees offer gifts of gratitude and devotion for prayers answered.

Know more about Thaipusam with Hello! Singapore Tours

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If you have already been to all the tourist spots and the must-see places in Singapore and you are still thinking of some added things to do in Singapore to relax after you Hello! Singapore city tour. The Manhattan Bar in Regent Singapore is the best place to chill!

This sophisticated watering hole came in 2nd on the list of Asia’s 50 Best Bars in 2019 and also 11th in the list of the World’s 50 Best Bars 2019. It is known for its selection of whiskey and experimental cocktails with ingredients such as wild cherry bark and Schisandra berries.

Things to do in Singapore visit Manhattan Bar

Photo credits to:STB

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One of the many Singapore activities that you need to add on your things to do in Singapore list is to pay a visit to the famous Gardens by the bay and see the unique Supertrees of Singapore.

The Supertree is a solar-powered where solar energy collected by these tress during the day is then used to light the magnificent structures after nightfall.

Explore Supertrees in your Singapore activities

Photo by Mike Enerio on Unsplash

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When you think of pouring tea, “craftsmanship” is probably the last thing that comes to mind. After all, we boil the kettle and just pour hot water into the leaves or tea bag, right? Your Singapore tourist guide might differ with you. In Chinatown, we can learn a lot about the early Chinese immigrants to Singapore and how to pour a traditional Chinese tea! Come with us on a Singapore night tour and you’ll learn about various elements of traditional Chinese tea creation and culture, with deep dives into the history, philosophy and different strains of tea. You have not booked the night tour? Don’t worry! Your Singapore tour guide can take you there on any of our private tours!

Even Queen Elizabeth II. has tried the famous Chinese tea!

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After a Singapore sightseeing tour, you may very well want to visit another holiday destination in Asia; but you don't know where to go?  ROL Cruise recently published an article on 'Underrated Places in Asia’ one of them being a Hello! Tours destination, Yokohama, with less than an hours drive from Tokyo; we really are spoilt with choice.  Never a dull moment in Asia  

Hello! Singapore Tours welcomes the beautiful Yokohama

Now that we have recovered from the Chinese New Year food coma, we can get ready to dig into some other local delights on Singapore food tours! If you are a fan of seafood and noodles, you MUST try Hokkien Mee on a Singapore food tour! This lip-smacking noodle dish has juicy prawns, squid, pork belly strips and eggs all mixed with bee hoon (Vermicelli) but it is the combination that makes everything taste extra good. It is served with sambal chilli and a squeeze of lime juice for that added zing. When you get ready for your Singapore city tour, ask your guide to take you to the best place for Hokkien Mee. You sure will be in for a treat!

A delicious piece of Singapore food tourism - Hokkien Mee!

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