The great news about the food in Singapore Reshma is the prices. The food is pretty affordable and similar to pricing in other Southeast Asian countries. You would absolutely love visiting. Besides the amazing food, there is also so much to see and do. Stay tuned for more about hawker centers. Cheers 🙂

Hi Suruchi, so glad you enjoyed our article about Singapore food. Thank you so much. Singapore is indeed a food destination and it has so much to offer.The plastic bags and “choping” system as truly unique. We’ll be writing more about the different foods to explore in Singapore. Stay tuned! Cheers.

Hi Ryan, thanks so much for stopping by. The hawker centers in Singapore are unlike the large food courts in Chiang Mai. What they do have in common is the open seating a variety of vendors and dishes to choose from. Agree, the one uniting factor is eating and connecting with locals. In our next article, we’ll dive deeper into hawker centers in Singapore. Stay tuned. Cheers!!

Hi Kim-Ling, we also ate at many hawker centers in Malaysia and were also a little confused by the drinks system at first. With that though, we discovered so many unique drinks like Barlee, which we enjoyed. Did you discover any new drinks in Malaysia? We’ll be writing about the Michelin star hawker center soon. Cheers!

Oh wow, we absolutely loved the bean curds and will be talking about them in a subsequent article. The diversity of foods and flavors is what we really loved about the Singapore food scene. The food should be tasted, before judged 🙂

Hi Anne, fortunately, the food at the hawker centers is quite affordable, as the city can be quite expensive. Not only is the food cheap, it is also quite tasty and that makes quite a difference. Are you planning on going back to visit soon? Cheers

You’re right Tamara, the affordable food in Singapore is one of the redeeming qualities of the expensive city. Did you have a favorite hawker center? What about meal? Please let us know!!