Everything I Ate in 36 Hours in Singapore
Kaitlyn Lavery
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The only direct flight out of Southeast Asia was through Singapore so instead of being in and out, we decided to extend our trip to explore the food scene and city! It definitely has a very different vibe than what we'd become accustom to in Thailand and Vietnam but it was full of great food, being a melting pot of several different cultures. Our three main priorities were visiting at least one hawker food center to try a variety of food, trying kaya toast at least once (which we more than accomplished) and finding Singaporean chili crab. Admittedly, 36 hours isn't a lot of time, but we made the most of it and had a great time!
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As for Kaya toast, almost everyone prefers the thinly sliced toast. The best texture and bread-to-spread ratio imo.
Ya Kun sells jars of the stuff. Bakeries, supermarkets - you can likely get Kaya jam online too. The Kaya is relatively easy to get; itās the salty butter they use that I can never quite get right. Itās somehow more savory than most consumer butters??
You could have bought the Kaya jam from Ya Kun itself, they sell jars of it at the counter.
And if u miss chicken rice, there is a pretty good option in Manhattan called Gai Chicken and Rice at Fulton Street.
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Everything I Ate in 36 Hours in Singapore
Kaitlyn Lavery
16,337 views
The only direct flight out of Southeast Asia was through Singapore so instead of being in and out, we decided to extend our trip to explore the food scene and city! It definitely has a very different vibe than what we'd become accustom to in Thailand and Vietnam but it was full of great food, being a melting pot of several different cultures. Our three main priorities were visiting at least one hawker food center to try a variety of food, trying kaya toast at least once (which we more than accomplished) and finding Singaporean chili crab. Admittedly, 36 hours isn't a lot of time, but we made the most of it and had a great time!
šSingapore
Follow for more food adventures:
Beli: https://beliapp.co/lists/kaitlyneats
Instagram: Instagram: kaitlynlavery
TikTok: TikTok: kaitlyneats
Substack: https://substack.com/@kaitlynlavery
ShopMy: https://shopmy.us/kaitlynlavery
LTK: https://www.shopltk.com/explore/Kaitl...
Amazon Storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/kaitlyneats_
#travel #travelvlog #foodblogger #foodvlog #singapore