Singapore : Bugis Village Hawker Food
Because we made it a point to return to our hotel in the late afternoon to let the kids rest, we usually have our dinners around the surrounding Bugis area.
One of the evening, we walked along Queen Street towards Bugis Village and saw a few open air food courts. But the one we chose to dine at was at the side of the largest street shopping in Singapore, Bugis Street.
Outside this building was another Four Faced Buddha Altar (which interest me) and a Mitsubishi Evo IX (which interest my husband).
Interesting sights for me and him at Bugis
As for the foodcourt, I was surprised that it was pleasant and cool inside despite it being open air. It was also good as it was not too busy and if there is one thing that I dislike about Singaporean food court is that, you have to wait in front of the stall for your food to be cooked.
And only once was I told to take-a-seat-first-and-I'll-send-the-food by the hawker.
I had my only Singaporean chicken rice here and also something which I am very fond of lately - chinese dumpling! The stall where I got mine sell theirs at $4 for 10 pcs. I didn't really fancy the sourish mango sauce but the dumplings were delicious enough and panfried just the way I like it.
One of the evening, we walked along Queen Street towards Bugis Village and saw a few open air food courts. But the one we chose to dine at was at the side of the largest street shopping in Singapore, Bugis Street.
Outside this building was another Four Faced Buddha Altar (which interest me) and a Mitsubishi Evo IX (which interest my husband).
Interesting sights for me and him at Bugis
As for the foodcourt, I was surprised that it was pleasant and cool inside despite it being open air. It was also good as it was not too busy and if there is one thing that I dislike about Singaporean food court is that, you have to wait in front of the stall for your food to be cooked.
And only once was I told to take-a-seat-first-and-I'll-send-the-food by the hawker.
I had my only Singaporean chicken rice here and also something which I am very fond of lately - chinese dumpling! The stall where I got mine sell theirs at $4 for 10 pcs. I didn't really fancy the sourish mango sauce but the dumplings were delicious enough and panfried just the way I like it.
