Singapore Expats

It is a video.

http://www.theguardian.com/travel/video ... are_btn_fb

my list of the 'must try" street food in Singapore:

Satay
Hokkien Mee
Char Kway Teow
Chicken Rice
Chilli Crab
Nasi Padang
Fish Head Curry
Indian Rojak
Laksa

arghh..the list will go on...im hungry now

Try one of the malay signature food Aryan Pinyet also and mee goreng is one of my favourite food. Yummy..

hazyrose wrote:Try one of the malay signature food Aryan Pinyet also and mee goreng is one of my favourite food. Yummy..

I think the Malays wouldn't like having their signature food associated with that supremacy ideology that killed 11 million people during WW2.

the lynx wrote:

hazyrose wrote:Try one of the malay signature food Aryan Pinyet also and mee goreng is one of my favourite food. Yummy..

I think the Malays wouldn't like having their signature food associated with that supremacy ideology that killed 11 million people during WW2.

It could be used a bit more broadly than that But yes definite typo on the spammer's part.

hazyrose wrote:Try one of the malay signature food Aryan Pinyet also and mee goreng is one of my favourite food. Yummy..

'Ayam Penyet' its originated from Indonesia/east java

menudown wrote:

hazyrose wrote:Try one of the malay signature food Aryan Pinyet also and mee goreng is one of my favourite food. Yummy..

'Ayam Penyet' its originated from Indonesia/east java

Isn't everyone originating in this part of the world Malaysia/Indo/Philipines technically "malay" for their ethnic group.

Whilst the languages/dialects differ , all are from same ethnic group?

Austronesian ethnic group you mean...the language, culture, tradition and food are different

even the Philippines belongs to this ethnic group, but I wouldn't say 'balut' is a malay signature dish

Barnsley wrote:

menudown wrote:

hazyrose wrote:Try one of the malay signature food Aryan Pinyet also and mee goreng is one of my favourite food. Yummy..

'Ayam Penyet' its originated from Indonesia/east java

Isn't everyone originating in this part of the world Malaysia/Indo/Philipines technically "malay" for their ethnic group.

Whilst the languages/dialects differ , all are from same ethnic group?

You obviously missed the Sh!tstorm a year or two ago when some Pinoys applied for PR and checked their race as "Malay"