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The Tastes of Singapore

Where the architecture exceeded our expectations, the culinary experience fell a little flat. Singapore is notoriously expensive and known for its wide-ranging cuisine, but the flavors didn’t keep up with the prices in many of the restaurants we tried. We did find a few gems, and surprisingly some of the best food we had was at the hawker centers, which are basically just food courts where the prices are one-fifth to one-tenth the cost of restaurants and in our experience the food tastes better. We ate at several hawker centers and really enjoyed them all!

playing Coup at a Starbucks, a card game we swiped from the Moes before they left!
coffee at Chye Seng Huat Hardware which was recommended to us by the owner of our favorite coffee shop Sometimes I Feel (in Bangkok)
this gentleman was highly amused at Tate and Keegan mimicking this statue
at a hawker center–yum!
hawker food is the best
gotta eat like a local in Singapore to get the good stuff!

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