Just in case u read this thread Bro, when 1 person says it, it might not be real, but when 10 people says it, u better check it out and rectify it. And I think I'm the 11th one saying that to you. 😬😅
Ghib! 😀 I was happy to see you in my hood. Literally, you were steps from my condo when you were shown in front of the durian shop on the corner of Lorong 33. And ironically, my gf and I had walked past the temples today, so it was a fun surprise to see you there in the video. You’ve definitely only scratched the surface of the treasures in this neighborhood. Feel free to reach out, and I’ll show you some tasty eats. 🤘
Love this video , as usual. I have not been to City plaza for a long time. I used to go there 39 years ago cos my good friend's mum had a boutique there.
Hi Ghib san.. if you happen to go to the old shopping center City Plaza, you must give Arnold's chicken a try. They are located on the second floor. To me it is one of the best fried chicken in Singapore. Must try! Hehe.
And you should try Arnold's Fried Chicken in City Plaza (that's the old looking mall you visited near the end of the video). Really good fried spring chicken. Can probably try it for your other channel.
That is a papaya fruit next to the pineapples. You are pretty brave to wander around the back streets of Geylang haha. Thankfully it's day time. It's a whole different animal at night and some of the old houses are where most of the brothels are situated with other illegal activities too if you are lucky to chance upon. They are frequented by all walks of life, many foreign workers included looking to get some form of 'release'. Nowadays with the Covid situation, I think the red light district is not spared.
Ghib San, not sure if you know about the Gurkha army in Singapore. They’re highly trained soldiers from Nepal and play a big part in maintaining the security of Singapore. They and their families reside at Mount Vernon Camp, near Taiseng/Paya Lebar and you can often see them in the vicinity for exercise or just about their daily life. You can easily recognize them from their facial features and built. Not sure if it’s appropriate to feature them due to security sensitivity but could be an interesting content for your channel :)
I am a Singaporean who also have a love for Japan. I have frequented Tokyo and Osaka for as many as 6 times a year since 2000-2003. Then I went to Hong Kong from 2005 to til now. So for 15 years, I have not seen Singapore grow. You are now, with your videos, showing me Singapore that I have never seen before. How ironic that I am learning about Singapore from a Japanese. Trust you are enjoying Singapore. Just a question though, what would you do , or rather, what other content will you make after you completed exploring all of Singapore?
@@GhibOjisan It would be nice to get acquainted with you at some point in time. I do plan to go back to Singapore later this year. So we could keep that in mind. Some suggestions : Toa Payoh is where I grew up in. Not sure if you have already explored over there. Then I moved to Bishan, which is just across Braddell Road from Toa Payoh Lorong 8. Then there is Sungei Gedong, in Lim Chu Kang, (nearest MRT Choa Chu Kang?) where I did most of my military service. There is a really LOOOONG highway type road which the Airforce uses as an emergency runway.
thanks ghib san for doing the legwork for most of us? haha even a local person like myself rarely venture out to places that I have no business to even be there at all .....
another good video Ghib, if you want to film in the western side of Singapore, i can let you know some of the places to go to, and some of the food to try! keep up the good work, huat ah!
You missed the Malay Heritage Center and there is great fried chicken joint at city plaza called Arnold..when you come back to Tampines west..I bring you to one of the best chicken rice stall in Singapore 🇸🇬
Maybe you can bring a bottle of plain water with you from here on. Start cutting down on getting drinks when having meals instead have the water you bring
Another great video. Yes..you are right, and smarter than a lot of foreigners...just because I think, you took the time to travel to less know areas.. Singapore is not that expensive a country as many foreigners think. It all depends on where in Singapore you are. Food is cheap at the hawker centres and other stuff like clothing too in the outlying areas. I visited Singapore in 2018 expecting prices to be way higher in Canada, but really they are about the same, with hawker centre food being way cheaper than in Canada. I don't think Singapore deserves to be in the World's most expensive city spot. It is quite affordable. Public transport is also very cheap. In Canada, it is 2-3 times higher. Hotel accommodation is also slightly cheaper and much better too for the price you pay. Singaporeans have much to be grateful for but I hear from my friend there that many complain a lot and think the grass is greener overseas. It really is not.
Food and transport much cheaper than Canada with the exchange rate being 1:1. Get a cheap Airbnb or hotel and you're set. You can have a great trip on a budget or not :)
Great job on your videos! I feel like I've been to more places in my own country along with you! I'm surprised you haven't done a video on my neighbourhood Tiong Bahru! There's rare colonial pre-WW2 art deco architecture, a literally hidden izakaya serving yakitori over bincho-tan, an old temple dedicated to Monkey from Journey to the West and an incredible 70-year old shop serving Hainanese Curry which takes 3 days to make. Would be glad to show you around!
Hey Ghib, you should try the smelly tofu next time you go to Geylang. It's right by the main road that joins Paya Lebar and Geylang - Mini Star (HK) Fermented Beancurd at 795 Geylang Road. It's really an experience 😂
Kawaii neko-chan, that's all i need to be entertained xD and really beautiful temple P.S: Is it just me or ghib likes to browse through women clothes ^^
Apart from PLQ there is PL Square and Singpost building which has shops dining and cineplex etc Paya lebar area you should explore northwards not City plaza side and geylang area. There are more interesting places near Macpherson mrt and tai seng Mrt vicinity for you next adventures I also recommend you to potong pasir coffee shop ngor hiang eatery nearby the mrt Check it out!
Hmm... U missed the local food specialties at the Haig Rd Hawker centre. Eg. Huge potato ball with beef fillings served in a beef broth. Samosa. Roti john. Mee rabus. Satay. Putu piring. 😆
There is a mall near PLQ, called Singpost centre, it has a rock climbing place! My friends and I train there, it's very cool! And on weekdays, you can see quite a few students hanging around. There are a lot of secondary schools and a JC nearby.
+Ojisan you may like to consider making a video on the karayuki-san who came from poverty stricken parts of Japan to work in mid 1900’s Singapore. Many were buried at Japanese cemetery here . Also buried there are some WW2 Japanese military personnels. Tombstones there are written in Japanese. The Japanese’s Association Singapore are custodians of the cemetery (and a small Japanese temple next to it.) It is part of Singapore’s history and of early Japanese overseas . By the way there are some TH-cam videos on this topic which you may like to explore. You are highly intelligent and creative to make amazing YT videos of Singapore. Many do not enjoy the success which you did.
Oh my god my house is just opposite the Chinese temple. I would have run out and say hi if I knew you were around my area. Of coz come stay at Paya Lebar. Best district in Singapore....I’ve stayed here for 30 over years....
Jacky Phantom Aah .... Islam is a way of life.. it’s not a culture.... It simply means to submit to One who Create you.. the one who submit is call Muslim....so you can adopt any culture as Long as it doesn’t go against Islamic way of life... islam teaches you cleanliness.. teach you to pray to one God.. to dress modestly.. eat healthy..to treat others kindly.. to feed the poor.. to not discriminate others base on their colours, belief, culture... it’s does not belongs to Middle East people.. its universal... you can find all colours of muslims all over the world...everyone and everything is created in submission .. only human has the choice not to submit to their Creator.. .. while everyone is moving and improving their lives .. you want the Malays the go back to worship their ancestors and abandon this beautiful way of life..?By the way my friend.. I’m not Malay...I invite you to understand Islam better if not the muslims.. there are bad example of muslims... like there bad example of people from other religion... I don’t look for that what I want to understand my fellow human being
if im not mistaken, the chinese temple follows ancient Chinese, Tang Dynasty style architecture which Heian Japan was heavily influenced in the past (you can see alot of these influence from ancient buildings in Kyoto)
ACTUALLY, Peranakans are the offspring of the early Chinese settlers who married the local women in Malaya (basically that was what Malaysia plus Singapore was originally called) and Indonesia...
Hi Ghib, the Paya Lebar area is best visited during the yearly Muslim fasting month as they'd usually set up a giant pasar malam (also known as the Bazaar). The whole district will be beautifully lighted up. Unfortunately though due to the Covid-19 situation, the bazaar might not happen ):
Enjoyed today's vid. U were not far from the smelly beancurd/doufu coffee shop. It's at the beginning of Geylang Road when u cross over the big traffic junction from City Plaza.
There a 'smelly tau foo' restaurant that sells yummy food beside the tau foo, the fried intestine is to go for along those shophouses you were walking.
Ghib, you may want to check out the Taoist and HIndu temples at Ubi that share the same premise - address is Sze Cheng Keng Taoist Temple/Sri Muneswarar Peetam Hindu Temple ,16 Ubi Rd 4 ,Singapore 408616. And also the Loyang Tua Pek Kong Temple, that houses deities from three religions - Taoist, Buddhist, and Hindu - and also a Muslim kramat (shrine). Truly exemplify religious harmony in Singapore.
peranakans is indeed hard to explain. Typically a family is formed when a Chinese man marries a Malay woman (other viewers can correct me), if you like peranakan nonya baba culture, Malacca is a good place to go. Otherwise in Singapore you can try to see the NUS Baba House babahouse.nus.edu.sg/plan-your-visit/. There is also the Blue Mansion in Penang.
wow looks like singapore's operating normally. We're still doing social distancing in indonesia, so the main streets are empty and most of the malls are still closed
Aude Social distancing protocols have been tightened here recently. He must have recorded this just before they did. These days all places of worship are closed in Singapore, and entering malls seem as challenging as getting through obstacle courses.
Usually, sundays n public holidays, it will be packed with mostly indonesian domestic helpers..its their hang out place..the clothes there are cheap, i guess their target market is also the domestic helpers..
If you are craving ramen... Maybe you can give Takagi Ramen @AMK a try? It's suppose to be Japanese ramen that's made for Singaporean tastebubs or something along the line. maybe you can give them a review if you want to.
When in SG, must drink Calamansi (a cumquat hybrid) and eat Pandan Chiffon. MUST! (every day). Very hard to find acceptable grade coffee in SG. I drink coffee from "Joe and Dough" exclusively.
If you explore Geylang deeper down the alleys and later in the day, it is something like Kabukicho but less glam... Do be a little caution you don't take video wrongly if you are there, because there are likely some men watching from other corners. Else, there are many good food in the area.
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He has officially travel more places in Singapore than me in 30yrs
@@dotmerah6713 ...
Hey Ghib, "jippun lan" means Japanese p*nis while "jippun lang" means Japanese person, you might want to take note of that!
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Just in case u read this thread Bro, when 1 person says it, it might not be real, but when 10 people says it, u better check it out and rectify it. And I think I'm the 11th one saying that to you. 😬😅
Level 2 of city plaza has a very yummy fried chicken. Try it! Shop name is arnold's fried chicken. Has been around for at least 30 years.
Win liao lor. Jippun lang in SG can even speak Hokkien now. 👏👏👏
Ghib! 😀 I was happy to see you in my hood. Literally, you were steps from my condo when you were shown in front of the durian shop on the corner of Lorong 33. And ironically, my gf and I had walked past the temples today, so it was a fun surprise to see you there in the video. You’ve definitely only scratched the surface of the treasures in this neighborhood. Feel free to reach out, and I’ll show you some tasty eats. 🤘
//camera at cat
Absolutely beautiful.
Me: Yes.
「あっ猫ちゃん」の言い方が可愛すぎですww 千手観音と猫ちゃんとジブおじの構図が、なんか良かったです。
Keep it going. You probably had visited SG than even a commoner like us. Love the way you describe SG lifestyle. Ganbade kudasai!
Love this video , as usual. I have not been to City plaza for a long time. I used to go there 39 years ago cos my good friend's mum had a boutique there.
Hi Ghib san.. if you happen to go to the old shopping center City Plaza, you must give Arnold's chicken a try. They are located on the second floor. To me it is one of the best fried chicken in Singapore. Must try! Hehe.
And you should try Arnold's Fried Chicken in City Plaza (that's the old looking mall you visited near the end of the video). Really good fried spring chicken. Can probably try it for your other channel.
TheMightySunFighter at 2nd floor.
That is a papaya fruit next to the pineapples.
You are pretty brave to wander around the back streets of Geylang haha. Thankfully it's day time. It's a whole different animal at night and some of the old houses are where most of the brothels are situated with other illegal activities too if you are lucky to chance upon. They are frequented by all walks of life, many foreign workers included looking to get some form of 'release'.
Nowadays with the Covid situation, I think the red light district is not spared.
Ghib San, not sure if you know about the Gurkha army in Singapore. They’re highly trained soldiers from Nepal and play a big part in maintaining the security of Singapore. They and their families reside at Mount Vernon Camp, near Taiseng/Paya Lebar and you can often see them in the vicinity for exercise or just about their daily life. You can easily recognize them from their facial features and built. Not sure if it’s appropriate to feature them due to security sensitivity but could be an interesting content for your channel :)
今回も「猫ちゃん」が聞けたｗｗｗｗ
この地区、シンガポールのどこよりもマレー語・インドネシア語が通じやすいので大好きです。
何年も工事しててやっと開いた最新鋭のPLQモールと、昔ながらのCityPlazaの比較が面白いですね。
I am a Singaporean who also have a love for Japan. I have frequented Tokyo and Osaka for as many as 6 times a year since 2000-2003. Then I went to Hong Kong from 2005 to til now. So for 15 years, I have not seen Singapore grow. You are now, with your videos, showing me Singapore that I have never seen before. How ironic that I am learning about Singapore from a Japanese. Trust you are enjoying Singapore. Just a question though, what would you do , or rather, what other content will you make after you completed exploring all of Singapore?
No plans to be honest. It will take a long time to cover this whole island!
@@GhibOjisan It would be nice to get acquainted with you at some point in time. I do plan to go back to Singapore later this year. So we could keep that in mind.
Some suggestions : Toa Payoh is where I grew up in. Not sure if you have already explored over there. Then I moved to Bishan, which is just across Braddell Road from Toa Payoh Lorong 8.
Then there is Sungei Gedong, in Lim Chu Kang, (nearest MRT Choa Chu Kang?) where I did most of my military service. There is a really LOOOONG highway type road which the Airforce uses as an emergency runway.
City Plaza is totally retro. I remember that. Thanks for showing me how it is like today.
あの猫がかわいかった。
猫と戯れるジブさんもかわいかった。
（猫好きなので、そこばかりのコメントになってすみません）
thanks ghib san for doing the legwork for most of us? haha
even a local person like myself rarely venture out to places that I have no business to even be there at all
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cat is relaxing at a temple and cute🐈
I love this area! ✨I want more people to come🤟
another good video Ghib, if you want to film in the western side of Singapore, i can let you know some of the places to go to, and some of the food to try! keep up the good work, huat ah!
The cat is so cute !
Yup happy for u to be here
Enjoy the views and walk about😁
You missed the Malay Heritage Center and there is great fried chicken joint at city plaza called Arnold..when you come back to Tampines west..I bring you to one of the best chicken rice stall in Singapore 🇸🇬
Cat: "What? Am I not beautiful? Am I not gorgeous?"
楽しみにいつも見てます😸
シンガポールが本当に好きで、25年前に行き、昨年で5回行きました。特に、カトン地区が気に入って昨年は二回、カトン街に泊まりした。
派手なシンガポールもいいですが、ローカルな街歩きをして頂き本当に楽しく見させてもらってます👍👍👍これから地下鉄が開業するイーストコースト地区、ヒンズー寺院なども取材宜しくお願いします。
自粛時期が早く終わります様に〜
When everything is more settled, you should try Tiong Bahru!
So cute when you play with neko-chan :)
シンガポールもいろいろな場所や民族がいるんですね！とても勉強になります！ありがとう！
Maybe you can bring a bottle of plain water with you from here on. Start cutting down on getting drinks when having meals instead have the water you bring
Another great video. Yes..you are right, and smarter than a lot of foreigners...just because I think, you took the time to travel to less know areas..
Singapore is not that expensive a country as many foreigners think. It all depends on where in Singapore you are. Food is cheap at the hawker centres and other stuff like clothing too in the outlying areas. I visited Singapore in 2018 expecting prices to be way higher in Canada, but really they are about the same, with hawker centre food being way cheaper than in Canada. I don't think Singapore deserves to be in the World's most expensive city spot. It is quite affordable. Public transport is also very cheap. In Canada, it is 2-3 times higher. Hotel accommodation is also slightly cheaper and much better too for the price you pay. Singaporeans have much to be grateful for but I hear from my friend there that many complain a lot and think the grass is greener overseas. It really is not.
Food and transport much cheaper than Canada with the exchange rate being 1:1. Get a cheap Airbnb or hotel and you're set. You can have a great trip on a budget or not :)
Alcohol is ridiculously expensive though 😁
Great job on your videos! I feel like I've been to more places in my own country along with you! I'm surprised you haven't done a video on my neighbourhood Tiong Bahru! There's rare colonial pre-WW2 art deco architecture, a literally hidden izakaya serving yakitori over bincho-tan, an old temple dedicated to Monkey from Journey to the West and an incredible 70-year old shop serving Hainanese Curry which takes 3 days to make. Would be glad to show you around!
千手観音スゴ～い😃！
街歩き動画好きです。外出自粛ムードにとってはありがたや✨
紙コップででてきたーー！
結構人出てるんですね。
それにしてもシンガポールのビルは近代的で街は綺麗だけど、穴場的なところはとても情緒があります。
猫とたわむれ、めっちゃ癒されました。
バルスジブおじ様😊
屋外ロケ（NHK風）は案外良い運動になってるんじゃ無いでしょうか？
サトウキビジュースはもはや砂糖ですからｗ
美味しいけど控えるのが吉ｗ
鎖骨周りや首筋、脇の下のリンパマッサージを習慣にすると目に見えて痩せますよ〜お試しを❤️
ローカルエリアは独特の熱気があって楽しいですね😁👍🌟
サーモンフィレの自販機まであるとはｗ
でも買うのはちょっと勇気いりますねｗ
バルス！いつか全自販機制覇します！
Never really get the chance to go to this side of spore. Thanks for showing us! It’s been years since I went to City Plaza😂
裏道のレポいいですね♫
新旧混ざったいい感じの町なのが伝わってきました~
猫ちゃん♡♡＞観音様 で笑
Love your opening line ! かっこいいね❣️
You can go explore Singapore nature trails. Like macritchie reservoir or mandai trail etc
以前、同じKopiの自販機見て、私も袋で出てくると思ってました🤣❗️
There are choices.This is why I love Shingapore♡ ジブおじの‘‘ネコちゃん‘‘好きです笑
Hey Ghib, you should try the smelly tofu next time you go to Geylang. It's right by the main road that joins Paya Lebar and Geylang - Mini Star (HK) Fermented Beancurd at 795 Geylang Road. It's really an experience 😂
Kawaii neko-chan, that's all i need to be entertained xD and really beautiful temple
P.S: Is it just me or ghib likes to browse through women clothes ^^
Apart from PLQ there is PL Square and Singpost building which has shops dining and cineplex etc
Paya lebar area you should explore northwards not City plaza side and geylang area.
There are more interesting places near Macpherson mrt and tai seng Mrt vicinity for you next adventures
I also recommend you to potong pasir coffee shop ngor hiang eatery nearby the mrt
Check it out!
Hmm... U missed the local food specialties at the Haig Rd Hawker centre. Eg. Huge potato ball with beef fillings served in a beef broth. Samosa. Roti john. Mee rabus. Satay. Putu piring. 😆
There is a mall near PLQ, called Singpost centre, it has a rock climbing place! My friends and I train there, it's very cool! And on weekdays, you can see quite a few students hanging around. There are a lot of secondary schools and a JC nearby.
Also, also, the Geylang district is where Singapore's red light district is located.
パヤレパ！ローカルチックで大好きなエリアです😁エッグベネディクトが美味しいおしゃれなカフェがあります。名前忘れたけど。開拓地辺にあって、ほんとにここてあってんのかなあってびくびくしたのを覚えています。マンションの一階って感じでした。楽しい動画配信ありがとう😉👍🎶
When You say Jit Pun Lang Lai Liao... very Cute Lor !!!...
+Ojisan you may like to consider making a video on the karayuki-san who came from poverty stricken parts of Japan to work in mid 1900’s Singapore. Many were buried at Japanese cemetery here . Also buried there are some WW2 Japanese military personnels. Tombstones there are written in Japanese. The Japanese’s Association Singapore are custodians of the cemetery (and a small Japanese temple next to it.) It is part of Singapore’s history and of early Japanese overseas . By the way there are some TH-cam videos on this topic which you may like to explore. You are highly intelligent and creative to make amazing YT videos of Singapore. Many do not enjoy the success which you did.
Oh my god my house is just opposite the Chinese temple. I would have run out and say hi if I knew you were around my area. Of coz come stay at Paya Lebar. Best district in Singapore....I’ve stayed here for 30 over years....
パヤレバ！その昔、小学生の女の子に日本語を教えるために通っていましたが、駅のあたりはガランとしていた記憶しかない。
今は本当に発展したのですねえ。
あの頃を思い出すと、懐かしいです。
あと、まだ若いんだから、糖分には気をつけて下さいね。
You should come here during Ramadan.. but unfortunately..it doesn’t seem that it will happen this year cause of Covid..
I’m not sure if you aware.. the prayer places are asked to close currently cause of corona
@Fyfhfr 1088 then don't buy iPhone
Jacky Phantom Aah .... Islam is a way of life.. it’s not a culture.... It simply means to submit to One who Create you.. the one who submit is call Muslim....so you can adopt any culture as Long as it doesn’t go against Islamic way of life... islam teaches you cleanliness.. teach you to pray to one God.. to dress modestly.. eat healthy..to treat others kindly.. to feed the poor.. to not discriminate others base on their colours, belief, culture... it’s does not belongs to Middle East people.. its universal... you can find all colours of muslims all over the world...everyone and everything is created in submission .. only human has the choice not to submit to their Creator.. .. while everyone is moving and improving their lives .. you want the Malays the go back to worship their ancestors and abandon this beautiful way of life..?By the way my friend.. I’m not Malay...I invite you to understand Islam better if not the muslims.. there are bad example of muslims... like there bad example of people from other religion... I don’t look for that what I want to understand my fellow human being
@Jacky Phantom come come listen to this.. th-cam.com/video/dUICa0dsBzI/w-d-xo.html.. he is was someone like you.. but now .
th-cam.com/video/Hjz_YIvlCw8/w-d-xo.html and this person had much more hatred for Islam maybe more than you.. please listen to him.. no point arguing
You should try the Arnold's Chicken if you are at City Plaza the next time. It's a local fried chicken chain. See if you like it.
コロナでストレス溜めてます。今日なんか雪まで降っちゃったりして、、直前にシンガポールに行っておいてホント良かった。シンガポールの熱い日差しが懐かしいです。
if im not mistaken, the chinese temple follows ancient Chinese, Tang Dynasty style architecture which Heian Japan was heavily influenced in the past (you can see alot of these influence from ancient buildings in Kyoto)
Love your videos !!
ACTUALLY, Peranakans are the offspring of the early Chinese settlers who married the local women in Malaya (basically that was what Malaysia plus Singapore was originally called) and Indonesia...
Hi Ghib, the Paya Lebar area is best visited during the yearly Muslim fasting month as they'd usually set up a giant pasar malam (also known as the Bazaar). The whole district will be beautifully lighted up. Unfortunately though due to the Covid-19 situation, the bazaar might not happen ):
Try: "teh peng siu dai" for not so sweet milk tea. :)
@ghib Yeah and 'Peng' means iced.
You have pleasant funny personality in presentating your videos✌️✌️✌️
Enjoyed today's vid. U were not far from the smelly beancurd/doufu coffee shop. It's at the beginning of Geylang Road when u cross over the big traffic junction from City Plaza.
Sometimes the lime juice can be using lime syrup. That’s why it’s so cheap. Best would be to get coffee and tea with no sugar.
Ghib Ojisan, has not been to west side of Singapore. Or even Northwest side of Singapore. Maybe you could explore there or even Pulau Ubin
weekends ar, go home and sleep , that's what most sg ppl do
You could probably ask for guides but I guess it's more interesting for you to explore on your own.
BRO! You can film a video in Chinese Garden, beautiful scenaries! :D
Chinese garden is closed for Lake district upgrading until 2021
Singapore must try drinks are coconut,lime,bandung,barley,sugar cane and mush more special drinks
良いですねー。多様な文化と雰囲気を持ったシンガポール。私も行った時はこんな感じの、地元の人のエリアに行くのがとても楽しみです。
There a 'smelly tau foo' restaurant that sells yummy food beside the tau foo, the fried intestine is to go for along those shophouses you were walking.
Geylang is also known for something else ;)
Ghib, you may want to check out the Taoist and HIndu temples at Ubi that share the same premise - address is Sze Cheng Keng Taoist Temple/Sri Muneswarar Peetam Hindu Temple
,16 Ubi Rd 4 ,Singapore 408616. And also the Loyang Tua Pek Kong Temple, that houses deities from three religions - Taoist, Buddhist, and Hindu - and also a Muslim kramat (shrine). Truly exemplify religious harmony in Singapore.
👍🏻
やっぱシンガポールは車少ないから道も空いてて快適そう
peranakans is indeed hard to explain. Typically a family is formed when a Chinese man marries a Malay woman (other viewers can correct me), if you like peranakan nonya baba culture, Malacca is a good place to go. Otherwise in Singapore you can try to see the NUS Baba House babahouse.nus.edu.sg/plan-your-visit/. There is also the Blue Mansion in Penang.
I like your intro.... huat ah, jippun lang lai liao..... very cute and very local
Have you try the Stinky Tofu? it's nearby PLQ mall, just across the street. Perhaps you could give it a shot after CB! :)
:) You are getting better on local culture.
The norwegian salmon machine looks interesting
Do a food tour in Geylang :D My personal favourite is 126 Dim Sum!
Ghibさんが猫をみつけるとよく『ネコちゃん！』って言ってるのが印象的です！
条件反射ですｗ
I think I saw you! I was at that exact place! dang I could have said hi
I used to live around there. Nice neighbourhood
wow looks like singapore's operating normally. We're still doing social distancing in indonesia, so the main streets are empty and most of the malls are still closed
Aude Social distancing protocols have been tightened here recently. He must have recorded this just before they did. These days all places of worship are closed in Singapore, and entering malls seem as challenging as getting through obstacle courses.
For your info, Geylang is a red light district in sg (at night)
Nice to watch your videos .
You can try water chestnut drink from traditional Chinese medicine shops like ZTP (正中平）. Ask for chilled ones. I think you might like it.
パヤレバは昔空港があった場所ですねー。チャンギー空港が完成する前は現在空軍基地となっている場所が国際空港の役割を果たしていました。ボーディングブリッジもなく、着陸した旅客機から乗客はタラップで降機していましたが、SQのコンコルドがロンドンから飛んでくるような場所でもありました。今や世界有数のハブ空港となったチャンギー空港がその役割を引き継いで久しいですが、最近は小規模ながらセレター空港にも民間機が発着しているようですね。観光客の利用状況はどうなんでしょうか？
Usually, sundays n public holidays, it will be packed with mostly indonesian domestic helpers..its their hang out place..the clothes there are cheap, i guess their target market is also the domestic helpers..
The fruits next to the pineapples are papaya
Yeah..n if someone acts/speak in a " i know everything" mode.. the singapore slang is " yaya papaya"..😁
Bytheway.... There is a red light area in Geylang. You should try filming in the night.
Hi. I'm from Penang and enjoy your videos on how you see spore live as a Japanese food n spore. Cute
If you are craving ramen... Maybe you can give Takagi Ramen @AMK a try?
It's suppose to be Japanese ramen that's made for Singaporean tastebubs or something along the line. maybe you can give them a review if you want to.
Damn bro .. u missed the annual Paya Lebar Bazaar. This year its not gonna be held. It has damn lot of good food and pretty chicks. 😂
Geylang is the "Kabukicho" equivalent in Singapore so be careful if you have plans to visit this area after sunset.
8:08 - Papaya! Try the papaya milkshake it is good.
When in SG, must drink Calamansi (a cumquat hybrid) and eat Pandan Chiffon. MUST! (every day).
Very hard to find acceptable grade coffee in SG. I drink coffee from "Joe and Dough" exclusively.
Hi. 👍🙏thank you very much
Actually, the lime juice in Singapore are actually calamansi juice. Which is the more sour kind of limes
パヤレバーの有名なラクサ食べたの懐かしい！
そんなのあったんですか！
If you explore Geylang deeper down the alleys and later in the day, it is something like Kabukicho but less glam... Do be a little caution you don't take video wrongly if you are there, because there are likely some men watching from other corners. Else, there are many good food in the area.