FOOD

First off, some "safe food" at the Soup Spoon.

At the supermarket I bought this sushi lunch for 2,50 EURO!

Thai Express was ok, but not as flavourful as I expected. Steer clear of chendola (jelly drinks).

Indian curry chicken prata; quite nice, but they often don't give a knife in the restaurant for you to cut the meat off of the bone. On my list: try mutton prata (prata is the bread pancake).

Today I ate this at the hawker centre; it's "2 veg 1 meat" with green beans, tofu, and sweet&sour chicken. It was quite yummy - a good lunch for 2 EUR.

In Singapore, I don't cook, because it's much more economically efficient to eat out. Some products here are very cheap while milk for instance costs a lot more and normal bread is nearly impossible to find, because they mostly sell white bread (like American Wonder Bread) that shouldn't even really fall under the category of bread.

At the McCafe they sell cheap coffee/frappes/lates and this delicious heated up cinnamon bun!

Yummy!!!