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Singapore Photo of the Day

Posted in Asia, Chinatown, Food, Food Photography, Food Stalls, Foodie Photo of the Day, fruit, Fruit Stalls, Hawker Food Diaries, Photography, Raw foods, Singapore, singapore photo of the day, travel photography, Uncategorized, Weird Asia, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on April 15, 2016| Leave a Comment »

 

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Durians in Chinatown.

 

 

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Hawker Food Diaries: Thai Tofu at Holland Village

Posted in Cheap Eats, Food, Foodie Photo of the Day, fried, Hawker Food Diaries, Singapore, Thai, Vegetarian/Vegan, tagged , , , , , , , , on December 28, 2012| Leave a Comment »

Watch out, it’s a bit spicy.

Thai Tofu

Thai Tofu

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Singapore Photo of the Day: Hawker Center Life

Posted in Cheap Eats, Hawker Food Diaries, Photography, Singapore, travel photography, tagged , , , , on November 12, 2012| 2 Comments »

Hawker Center Life

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Hawker Food Diaries: Carrot Cake at Holland Village

Posted in Cheap Eats, Food, Food Photography, Hawker Food Diaries, Holland Village, Singapore, Vegetarian/Vegan, tagged , , , , , , , , on August 1, 2012| 3 Comments »

Carrot Cake in Singapore is made of neither carrot nor cake. Woh.

The dish is basically an omelet, or maybe more of a fried egg, with steamed rice flour and radish “cakes” and spring onions. You can get it black or white. The white is without soy sauce and the black is with soy sauce, which is more popular in Malaysia.

Why do they call it carrot cake then? Well apparently the radish is known as “white carrot” in Chinese.

This one is from Holland Village Food Centre. $3 for a small, $4 for a medium, $5 for a large, prices in Singaporean dollars. Honestly I’ve seen the small and medium portions and they seemed the same, so I’m not sure why the price difference. Maybe the man thought I looked a bit skinny when I ordered the small.

Have it with hot sauce. Lots and lots of amazing hot sauce. Yum.

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