Dinner last night was from Miss Vanda SG, the delivery arm of Restaurant Labyrinth. I was pretty excited because Chef Han is always reinterpreting traditions.
One of the offerings on Miss Vanda is the Labyrinth signature “Ang Moh” Chicken Rice. Chef Han’s grandma used to work as landlady and housekeeper cooking for a British family. Hence, this is her version of the quintessential Hainanese Chicken Rice. The aromatic chicken rice is served with juicy free range Kampong chicken and creamy chicken and mushroom sauce, complete with the nicely charred crispy rice bits. This is like the Singaporean risotto.
We love the Wagyu Buah Keluak Rendang. They slow braised it overnight, hence it is so tender. And the flavours are enriched with buah keluak, which is known as Asia’s truffle.
Their Seafood Laksa is super rich and creamy. It is served with grilled Argentinian red prawns, local green lip mussels, homemade fish paste and crabmeat dumplings. We also had the boneless Crispy Har Cheong Chicken Wings and Hainanese Style Sweet and Sour Sakura Pork Tomahawk.
Don’t forget to get a bottle of Hainanese Kaya for breakfast the next day. It is made with fresh coconut milk, local organic free range eggs and young pandan leaves, gently stirred for over 2-3 hours.
Minimum spending is $50. They are open 7 days a week and they do islandwide delivery at $10 flat fee no matter where you stay or work. Self pick is also available, at Esplanade Mall 02-23.
Order from www.missvanda.sg today!
同時也有6部Youtube影片,追蹤數超過22萬的網紅Zermatt Neo,也在其Youtube影片中提到,We went down to the Legendary Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice to complete a Curry Rice Challenge! Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice is a famous Ha...
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#SojournAtNight (夜裡流浪) no.24: Merlion in Singapore (魚尾獅).
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台灣和新加坡很像的地方,除了華人移民祖籍多為閩南之外,還曾經有幾年的時間同屬於一個國家——大日本帝國,在1942到1945年之間。
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在1959年獨立前,新加坡一直是英國殖民地,對二次大戰時的日本來說是個鐵定要攻下的敵軍領地;1942年英國駐軍向日本投降,開始了新加坡三年的「日據時代」(他們稱為「日佔時期」),日本人還給新加坡取了一個相當和風的名字,「昭南特別市」。參觀新加坡的博物館,會看到一個這段時期常出現的字「Sook Ching」,也就是漢字的「肅清」,指日本人清除反抗勢力的行動,無論在地的華人還是原為殖民者的英國人,都是日本迫害的對象。
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跟台灣人比起來,新加坡人對於日佔時期歷史評價明顯比較負面,我猜這是因為日本統治時期很短而且正值戰亂,不像台灣人有嚐到帝國體制下的甜頭;此外新加坡的華人認同對象仍然是以中國大陸為優先,因此在二次大戰史觀上也採取比較像國民黨和共產黨的反日立場。
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In addition to Hokkien culture, Taiwan and Singapore have another thing in common: they were both ruled by Japanese Empire toward the end of WWII. The British troop in Singapore surrendered in 1942, and Japan ruled Singapore for the next 3 years. All of a sudden, both the colonizer (the British) and the colonizee (the Singaporean) were under harsh suppression of Japan. This type of actions are called "Sook Ching", which can be seen at multiple museums in Singapore.
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One significant difference: memories of the Japanese occupation period are overwhelmingly negative (at least according to what I saw at museums). This is very different from Taiwan, where opinions toward the Japanese colonization period are highly divided. My explanation is, Singapore was ruled by Japan for few years, and it was completely during war time, whereas Taiwan under Japanese colonization for 50 years (1895-1945), and many people experienced improvement of life quality during that time.
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Update: I appreciate all the support I’ve been getting and I’m glad that this issue has sparked a debate about racism. Many people recognise that racism exists in any form/colour. Racism exists in every country. Demonising a certain group of people because of their nationality/race/skin colour even in this case is unacceptable and only furthers the problem. There have been different kinds of comments on this post. Some comments made with well-intentions, others with less. I will be limiting comments to this post, and removing the details relating to the incident for the police to carry out their invesitigations unhindered. But the discussion relating to racism remains. Talk to someone about racism— discuss how racism might arise in your society and how we can tackle such a senseless issue. I hope we can move forward to be better people for the future!
Original post: (without details of incident)
The spread of coronavirus has resulted in panic across the world — with people debating as to the severity of the situation: is this a deadly virus that we should all be afraid of? Or is it just similar to the common flu? It is without doubt that the medical effects of the COVID-19 has taken the front stage in issues across the world (and rightfully so). However, when we have been focusing solely on the health effects of the coronavirus, we fail to see the social effects that has surfaced from the spread of this virus— where racism has found yet another excuse to rear its ugly head.
I’ve always believed that racism was grounded in stupidity— that people who actually believed one’s ‘racial group’ or ‘nationality’ defines an individual must surely be so ignorant that they deserve my pity. Surely, an ethnic Chinese cannot be ‘British’ or a white-skinned person cannot be Chinese? What makes us ‘Chinese’, ‘Indian’, ‘Malay’ or some other race? Most of us have ancestors of different races. What should we make of a Singaporean who has an English father and a Chinese mother? Is she Chinese or English? What then, should we make of an individual with bloodlines tracing from many different places? How should we classify an individual who has ancestors hailing from Africa, China, England and Italy? Racists argue that people are a certain way because of their race. But how can this argument hold when we realise that race is such a malleable concept? I have believed for long that racism is grounded in stupidity, but I realise today that to say so, is not only being kind to racists, but also gives them an excuse.
Racism is not stupidity — racism is hate. Racists constantly find excuses to expound their hatred— and in this current backdrop of the coronavirus, they’ve found yet another excuse. From refusing service to a Chinese-looking person to racially-motivated hate crimes, every single one of these acts are based on racism. People dismiss racism with statements such as ‘it’s not all of us — only a minority are racists and this does not reflect on a city/country’. While factually true, not only it does not change the fact that this is an ugly problem that has plagued humanity for a very long time, but also it belittles this problem we have. Racism has changed it form and shape through the years and it is once again rearing its ugly head in light of the COVID-19 crisis.
Why should anyone, simply because of the colour of their skin, be subjected to abuse, in any form, verbal or physical? Why should anyone keep quiet when someone makes a racist remark towards them?
*(See: https://edition.cnn.com/…/coronavirus-racist-at…/index.html…)
Disclaimer update:
- This post is intended to bring people together and not divide us based on arbitrary things such as skin colour. Comments demonising a group of a certain skin colour (white or black etc) completely defeats the purpose! Even a Chinese can be racist towards a Chinese, and while it is confusing, the point remains that the demonising of a certain assumed race of my attackers only serve to further the message of the racists. It only seeks to divide us even further and it is unfair towards the billions of white/black-skinned people who are defined by their individuality- who are so much more than their skin colour! Demonising a certain group of people because of their skin colour is racist in itself and its completely unacceptable.
- PLEASE, do not use this post as a platform to continue to propagate racist tendencies- humanity has suffered enough. People of any skin colour can and have suffered racism at some point in our lives and the main point is to realise this is an issue, try to BE THE CHANGE, instead of contributing to racism.
- If you have reached here, thank you so much for reading till the end of this post. I just want to say I hope we can all work together to stamp out racism in this world (regardless of whom it is against) and build a better future!
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We went down to the Legendary Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice to complete a Curry Rice Challenge! Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice is a famous Hainanese Curry Rice shop located at Jalan Besar. They are a mainstay for late-night patrons looking for an affordable meal, closing only in the wee hours of the morning and a fully-loaded plate would cost between $4-6 dollars depending on your choice of toppings.
Hainanese Curry Rice is a uniquely Singaporean dish inspired by British, Hainanese and Peranakan settlers in Singapore. A standard serving would include a fried egg, pork chops, braised pork belly and braised cabbage piled on white rice before being smothered by a thick, fragrant curry. Different restaurants would have their own take on the curry and toppings provided, with the curry usually being thick but varying in taste.
For my giant plate, I requested 7 portions of rice, a pile of braised cabbage, fried eggs, braised pork belly, chicken chops, pork chops, curried chicken wings, deep-fried tofu and rounded it off with some assorted greens. As per their namesake, each meat item was cut upon serving with a pair of scissors.
This monster plate was then generously topped with curry, the tofu braising liquid and a spicy red gravy, enveloping the entire plate with messy goodness.
The curry was thicker than other places I have tried, barely sweet with a hint of spiciness. It could have been a lot more flavourful. The standout topping would be the pork cutlet, juicy on the inside with a crunchy exterior, with the mild tasting curry allowing the excellent flavour of the cutlet to shine. However, the pork belly was rather disappointing, bland and extremely chewy. Overall, the combination of the 3 sauces with rice and a side is a winning combination, especially considering the cost.
If you are in the area or looking a late-night supper, you could do a lot worse than Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice.
Visit Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice at:
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Today I talked about some words pronounced in interesting ways in Singapore. I also compared them with how they are pronounced differently in Japan, the United States and UK.
Disclaimer: Not ALL people in Singapore pronounce it the way I did in the video.
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So apparently a lot of pronunciations in Singapore are influenced by British English, but some I find are uniquely Singaporean. Watch till the end to learn how to pronounce "McDonald’s" the best way in this world.
00:31 | Lettuce
01:47 | Dollar
02:46 | McDonald's
03:55 | Wednesday
04:26 | Flour
05:29 | Clarke Quay
06:16 | Car Park
06:58 | Pork
07:24 | Frog
07:31 | Card
07:36 | Thank You
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