Singapore's Hawker Foods
Like in every country, food comes in many ways and forms. There are always the "elegant" and high end restaurants which just give you an experience to remember and then there's the "local" kind of foods that most people eat on a day to day basis. If you come to Singapore and want something "local" you should try the food at the hawker centres. These are food that the average Singaporean would eat and is not just for tourists. During lunch times, these hawker centres are filled with working professionals. Here are some of the hawker centres I've been to whilst exploring Singapore this trip: 1) Lau Pa Sat Hawker Centre : This place is open 24 hours and has a long history dating from the 1800's as well a uniquely octagonol shape that is quite beautiful. It was formerly known as the "Telok Ayer Market" and dates from the times of Sir Raffles, the founding father of Singapore. There are roughly 80-100 sta...