[zhix78]

Hi RYCeT,

here you go

ieatishootipost Blogs Singapore Best Food

Singapore Food Guide - Singapore Restaurants, Eating Guide and Reviews

 

[ljcii]

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Originally Posted by RYCeT /img/forum/go_quote.gif Whoa, I was reading this thread and thinking where's the recommendation for Malay, Singapore or Indonesian food (I'm Indonesian) and voila the last 2 posts talk about it So, Indonesian Soto (My favourite dish/soup) There are several version of it, I loved most of them. To make it simple, if you ever go to Surabaya, ask the taxi driver to get you to Soto Ambengan. Bakso/Bakwan Indonesian Meatball Ayam Penyet An Indonesian Fried chicken with sambal (a condiment made from thailand chilly) like it very hot and spicy. Satay Well you can get Chicken, pork, rabbit, goat, etc. My favourite is goat satay, it's bad for your blood pressure though. Beef Rendang You can get it from any Malaysian restaurant Singapore & Malaysian Hainan Chicken Rice Curry Laksa There are 2 kinds of laksa, curry laksa and asam laksa. It's a different dishes, I prefer curry laksa. Chilly Crab or pepper Crab The best way to eat your crab Nasi Lemak Fried cha kwee tiauw Other Asian dishes I like has been mentioned above, The only thing I want to add Thai Tom yung goong Green curry (gang dang ped) Btw zhic and ljcii, I'm going to Singapore this coming friday. Can you recommend me some must eat restaurant/hawker center I must visit while I'm there

Haha, i can't coz i don't really know any. I just eat where i go and i don't remember if it's good food.
Aha, My mum lives in medan and i go there frequently and i eat mee bakso.
and this satay padang thing is great too.

 

[Nugwin]

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Originally Posted by deadie /img/forum/go_quote.gif Very interesting! I wasn't aware of the North vs. South distinction... And you're right, there's a ton of variety here - at least in California and throughout the Western US. Unfortunately, Vietnamese food has taken on somewhat of a popularist slant, merging Chinese and Thai styles, ingredients, dishes, etc into a menu that's 12 pages long, and encompassing over 100 items. Not to say the other stuff isn't "good", just that I identify "Pho" with only Vietnam (along with bahn mi). And no, I'm not Vietnamese. Fourth generation, food loving Japanese American, actually, with a culinary degree. But yet I waste away my days as a technology analyst... *sigh*

banh mi*

 

[Lil' Knight]

awesome, nugwin

I even didn't notice that spelling.

 

[Cinders]

If it has the word curry in it I probably love it.
I'm also fond of some sushi, especially unagi.
Oh and Thai iced tea is amazing.

 

[tonyep]

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Originally Posted by RYCeT /img/forum/go_quote.gif Whoa, I was reading this thread and thinking where's the recommendation for Malay, Singapore or Indonesian food (I'm Indonesian) and voila the last 2 posts talk about it So, Indonesian Soto (My favourite dish/soup) There are several version of it, I loved most of them. To make it simple, if you ever go to Surabaya, ask the taxi driver to get you to Soto Ambengan. Bakso/Bakwan Indonesian Meatball Ayam Penyet An Indonesian Fried chicken with sambal (a condiment made from thailand chilly) like it very hot and spicy. Satay Well you can get Chicken, pork, rabbit, goat, etc. My favourite is goat satay, it's bad for your blood pressure though. Beef Rendang You can get it from any Malaysian restaurant

Fellow Indonesian! Some are my favourties too! and also Nasi Padang!

There's alot of nice places where you can eat it in Singapore! How long are you visiting?

 

[RYCeT]

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Originally Posted by Darkkopi /img/forum/go_quote.gif Fellow Indonesian! Some are my favourties too! and also Nasi Padang! There's alot of nice places where you can eat it in Singapore! How long are you visiting?

I'll be there for 1 week, plenty of times to taste satisfy my laksa and chili crabs craving

 

[ronin74]

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Originally Posted by user123456 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Chinese and Dim-Sum, Japanese and Sushi, Vietnamese and Pho? What's your favorite. Post away!

Izakaya
Kaiseki
Oden (since it's starting to get chilly)

Favorite pho-place was Vi's in Oakland, until the owner moved back to Vietnam. Still looking for a worthy replacement.

 

[david21]

Curry + white rice = yum!

 

[Currawong]

My wife's cooking. She's Japanese.

I'm vegetarian, which restricts things rather. Locally, there's a tiny curry restaurant run by a couple who cook up the most amazing curries you'll ever eat. They make the other local Indian restaurants look like amateurs.

I love Vietnamese and Thai vegetarian cooking though. There are quite a few good Asian vegetarian restaurants in Sydney, where I used to live. Unfortunately I'm far from Tokyo, so visiting a vegetarian restaurant here is pretty much out of the question.

If you're in Milpitas, Palo Alto or San Francisco it'd be worth checking out the new Loving Hut restaurants if you want to find out how good vegetarian Asian food can be.

 

[Edwood]

Any recommendations for Indonesian food in Los Angeles?

 

[appophylite]

IMO, Thai Food is the best food out of Asia. Fairbanks is a great place for Thai food too: 100,000 population max, and nearly 7 Thai places with a new one coming next to every couple of years. My favorite dish ahs remained my favorite since I was 8: Gai Grapow (I think I got the name right): Sauteed Chicken, with Onions, Bell Peppers, Thai Chilis and Basil on Rice--Yum!

Second to that, I have to go with the only other Asian food I really eat, my Mom's homestyle Indian cooking.

 

[Tea]

Chinese food is my favorite but I also like some of the Japanese food like noodle.

 

[warubozu]

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Originally Posted by RYCeT /img/forum/go_quote.gif Singapore & Malaysian Hainan Chicken Rice

You've just reminded me that it's been a while since I had Hainanese Chicken Rice dish. Didn't realise it's a dish with a Singapore origin. There's a Chinese restaurant near where I work that makes an excellent Hainanese Chicken Rice dish, looks like I'm going have to stop by there for lunch today. I also enjoy Singapore Fried Rice Noodles with curry in it that's done right.

 

[tjumper78]

cant believe korean food hasnt been mentioned.
korean bbq is amazing. plus when you eat something at korean restaurants, you usually get like 5~10 little plates of side dishes.