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Singapore Street Food Tour - CRAZY RICH ASIANS Style!
Crazy Rich Asians Food Tour in Singapore! Visit Newton Circus Food Centre and try delicious Singaporean food as seen in the movie Crazy Rich Asians.
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Crazy Rich Asians food …or crazy rich food? In today’s Crazy Rich Asians inspired food tour we visit a hawker center to try the BEST Singapore street eats. From satays to fried carrot cakes, let this Singapore food tour make you crazy hungry!
Newton Circus Food Centre, Singapore 纽顿熟食中心
500 Clemenceau Avenue North
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Crazy Rich Asians Hawker Food GUIDE | Singapore
One of my favourite foodie moments in the film Crazy Rich Asians is that first scene in Singapore when they head out to the hawker / street food court. It's a lively scene packed with fun energy and dee-lish food. They eat laksa, satay, carrot cake, fresh crab, and more. So during my trip to Singapore this week, my friends Lisya, Zuzi, and Yazmin helped me recreate this scene from the movie, eating and drinking our way through a TON of food and ice cold beer ... at the exact food court from Crazy Rich Asians!
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I thought about trying a couple stalls for each food we tried but about 30% of the stalls were closed because it was a Monday so instead we just ate and drank and had FUN. For that reason, I'm not going to list every stall we ate at (but you can find it if you match up moments in the video like I did). For sure hunt down that beer stall we drank from though, it was crazy cold beer ;-)
- Newton Food Centre (or Newton Circus is what I understand the locals call it) is the name of the food court from Crazy Rich Asians
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- Open daily from 12pm - 2am
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The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Luxury Hotel - Crazy Rich Asians!!!
My review of The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur Hotel, Malaysia which is a luxury hotel under the Marriott portfolio of properties.
For reference, I am a Titanium Elite Marriott Bonvoy member.
If you didn’t know, a scene from the movie “Crazy Rich Asians” was filmed here at the Astor Bar!
I booked a Standard King Guest Room with a city view for 2 nights. However, as a Titanium Elite member I received a complimentary upgrade to The St. Regis Suite.
Check In was completed in my Suite – and not in the lobby area! You can watch a detailed video on YouTube at Luxury Vegan Travel.
The Suite is 98sm or 1,485 sq ft. It comes with a separate guest cloakroom and your own private treatment room!
I have dinner at The Brasserie, a French fine dining restaurant and also at the Astor Bar. I check out all the facilities and chat with the staff! Watch the video on YouTube at Luxury Vegan Travel.
My only concern is on the cost of food. On both evenings, I had dishes that were freshly made and chosen by the Chef(s) and thus, these dishes were not standard items of the menus, which could explain why the cost was higher than expected. You could alternatively order from an app like Grab or visit a restaurant nearby.
Overall, would I recommend this hotel? Definitely – YES! Great experience! Would I return? Definitely – YES!
Top 10 ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Movie Locations to Visit in Singapore
A travel guide to visit the 10 best ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ filming locations in Singapore. Crazy Rich Asians is a love letter to the food, culture and beauty of Singapore and in this video I’ll take you through the top attractions in Singapore that you saw in the movie. We’ll start with Changi Airport, one of the world’s best airports. When they land, Rachel comments that it “looks like an upscale tropical resort.” Changi Airport has a butterfly garden, koi fish ponds, and even a three story slide that you can ride!
2 - Newton Food Centre
Their first stop in Singapore. Nick Says: Each of these hawker stalls sells just one dish, and they have been perfecting it for generations. One of the only places in the world where street vendors win Michelen Stars.
3 - Marina Bay Sands
Probably the most famous location in the movie. One of the final scenes in the movie is shot on top of the 57th floor bar with the amazing infinity pool in the background.
4- Merlion
The Merlion is a mythical creature with a lion's head and the body of a fish that is widely used as a mascot and national personification of Singapore. 1 million people per year visit the merlion.
5 - Singapore Flyer
Singapore’s tallest Ferris Wheel, and the 2nd biggest in the world.
6 - Raffles Hotel
Where they stayed, which opened in 1887. -- you too can stay here if you have 10,000 SGD per night for a suite. Under renovation until 2019. Sip a Singapore Sling in the bar where the gin-based cocktail. You can tell that Singapore is a foodie country that with 10 food and beverage spaces that represent more than 1,100 seats for just 115 suites, it can claim far more tables than beds
7 - Chinatown Bukit Pasoh Road
This picturesque street is lined with preserved Peranakan shophouses.
8 - CHIJMES
Across the road from Raffles, it’s a 19th-century gothic chapel turned into a function space is the location for the grand wedding.
9 - Sentosa Island
This small island is home to beaches, hotels, spas, and in Crazy Rich Asians, Nick retreated to his friend Collin’s house on Sentosa, and Rachel’s friend Peik Lin invited her to a spa on Sentosa.
10 - Gardens by the Bay
Probably my favorite attraction in Singapore -- the Gardens by the Bay is where the wedding reception was held, in front of the Supertree Grove. Come at 7:45 or 8:45pm for the music and light show on the Supertrees.
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A restaurant where you feel like you are dining in the ocean with the marine life. One of the best view I ever experience eating a meal.
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9 MUST TRY SINGAPOREAN STREET FOOD | MICHELIN BIB GOURMAND 2022 | HAWKER Center Tour
This episode we explore some of the best Hawker Centre and Street Food in Singapore Michelin Bib Gourmand 2022 spots that was recently announced. I hope this video gives you some inspiration to try some of the must eat in Singapore’s Hawker Centre and where to eat in Singapore.
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00:38 Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice
04:08 Lian He Ben Ji Claypot Rice
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07:23 Hong Kee Beef Noodle
10:22 A Noodle Story
12:50 Eminent Frog Porridge
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Singapore street food tour MICHELIN Bib Gourmand 2022 edition, let’s GO! We only visited 9 out of 67 Singapore Michelin Bib Gourmand 2022 spots but surely they are worth trying when you are planning your trip / travel to Singapore.
1) Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice at Maxwell Food Centre
One of the best Hainanese chicken rice we’ve ever eaten. If you are in Singapore, you need to try chicken rice which unofficially national dish of Singapore.
2) Lian He Ben Ji Claypot Rice at Chinatown Complex
Be prepared to wait for about 1 hour for this claypot rice. We suggest to order mixed rice that comes with chicken, pork sausage, salted fish
3) J2 Famous Crispy Curry Puff at Amoy Street Food Centre
S$1.80 for the crispy curry potato chicken puff, freshly cooked and it’s perfect for snack
4) Hong Kee Beef Noodle at Amoy Street Food Centre
Two options to choose soup or dry beef noodle. Whilst our preference is fully packed beefy noodle soup, this place serves clear and mild beef noodle soup.
5) A Noodle Story at Guoco Tower & Amoy Street Food Centre
From humble beginning in hawker centre stall at Amoy Street Food Centre, this Singaporean style ramen earned the Michelin Bib Gourmand award for 7 consecutive years.
6) Eminent Frog Porridge at Geylang
Well known spot to have frog even among local Singaporeans. Frog legs cooked in different sauces from Gong Bao (dried chili), Spring Onion, Chinese Essence, Chinese Herb Soup and paired with plain porridge. Both frog legs & plain porridge are cooked in claypot which make them so aromatic and super flavorful. We tried the Gong Bao with their promotion “buy 2 get 1 free” and did not regret it at all.
7) Tai Wah Pork Noodle at Hong Lim Market & Food Centre
Hong Lim hawker centre is conveniently located not far from Chinatown Singapore. Tai Wah pork noodle is famous for bak chor mee that translates to minced meat noodles. Egg noodle tossed in vinegar, soy sauce, minced meat, pork slices, pork meatball and lard.
8) Song Fa Bak Kut Teh
Bak Kut Teh means “meat bone tea” - basically pork rib dish cooked in broth of herbs and spices, known for health benefits. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh have many branches across Singapore and their broth is sweet peppery rather than herbal flavour.
9) Unagi Tei formerly known Man Man Japanese Unagi at Keong Saik Rd
One of the best unagi dish we have tried outside Japan. Unagi Tei is famous for hitsumabushi, Nagoya specialty dish.
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Luxury Dining on a Cruise Ship
In this video we ate at all the specialty restaurants that was open on the cruise ship, Quantum of the Seas by Royal Caribbean
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When you are a cruise there are complimentry and specialty restaurants
Complimentary restaurants food are free and all guest don't have to pay anything
For specialty restaurants it is chargable a pax
You can also purchase a unlimited dining package to dine at the specialty restaurants every night for dinner
Simple syrup drinks, coffee, tea and milk are free at the complimentary restaurants and anything better like soda, beers and wines are chargable
For our case I booked a Star Class suite which gives us access to dining at all specialty restaurants for free for lunch and dinner and also free flow of drinks below the price of $12usd
Do note for the Royal Caribbean that only Star Class suites gives you these extra food and drink perks and if you book a Sea or Sky Class suites you will not get them
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Top 10 Crazy Rich Asians Locations You Can Visit in Real Life
Top 10 Crazy Rich Asians Locations You Can Visit in Real Life
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If you loved this new romcom, you’re probably already planning your trip to Singapore. Welcome to MojoTravels and today we're counting down our picks for the Top 10 Crazy Rich Asians Locations You Can Visit in Real Life.
For this list, we’re looking at real-life spots that the characters visit in this ultra-popular 2018 hit. Because we’ll be discussing some major plot points, a spoiler warning is in order.
#10: Sentosa
#9: Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion
#8: Raffles Hotel
#7: Carcosa Seri Negara
#6: Changi Airport
#5: Newton Food Centre
#4: Four Seasons Resort Langkawi
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Eating Our Way Through Singapore - Crazy Rich Asians Style
Today we started our morning with a quick stroll to the instagram famous Fort Canning Park and then we headed right to Chinatown to visit two famous hawker places - the Maxwell Food Center and the Chinatown Complex Food center!
We tried out the famous Hainanese Chicken rise and other delicious hidden gems along the way. I think we ate 5 meals that day.
To close off this perfect foodie day, we went the famous hawker food court - The New Food Center!
It was the hawker market featured in our favourite movie, Crazy Rich Asians.
We absolutely loved the vibes of all the hawker centers in Singapore and can't wait to show you guys all the yummy food we got to eat!
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WORLD'S BEST 5-STAR HOTEL! Marina Bay Sands Singapore Review - CRAZY RICH ASIAN EXPENSIVE HOTEL FOOD
This video is part 2 of our staycation in the Marina Bay Sands Hotel where we celebrated Igi's birthday as well as our wedding anniversary. We purposely didn't book any breakfast buffets so our tummies are more relaxed. Instead, we booked some interesting restaurants that we haven't tried before.❤
We ordered a lunch set meal at KOMA.
Salmon Pillow
Crab Salad
Barbecued Beef Short Rib
Ginger Honey Glazed Salmon
Bonsai
Lemon Yuzu
Matcha Cake
Mikan Japanese Orange Juice
Sawayaka Sake
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The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Avenue, #B1-67, Singapore 018972
For day 3, we had brunch at Da Paolo Gastronomia.
Eggs Breakfast w/ Baked Ham
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And we had our final dinner at Lavo Italian Restaurant & Rooftop Bar.
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Exploring Singapore: Marina Bay Sands, Crazy Rich Asians, Ultimate Food Tour
Singapore is one of my favourite places in the world. The food alone is reason enough to go but this city state really has it all! You can actually get Michelin Star noodles at a hawker stall for $4! There is also an abundance of great shopping, stunning views and astounding architecture.
Join me in this video as we eat through delicious food centres and marvel at incredible scenery throughout the island. You might even recognize some spots used in the filming of 'Crazy Rich Asians'.
Let me know down in the comments if you've ever been to Singapore and what you enjoyed about it!
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Crazy Rich Asians, Orlando Magical Dining, Se7en Bites, and more!
This episode is full of tips and recommendations. We talk Domu, Se7en Bites, Market on South, Orlando Magical Dining, ResortPass.com and our favorite film of the summer: Crazy Rich Asians! Tune in and spend a few moments with us!
Domu is a tasty ramen noodle place. Brian gives a trip report and fills Stephanie in on what she can expect on the menu at a ramen restaurant.
Next to Domu is East End Market, a food hall, packed with great local businesses you should not miss. This is where Gideon’s cookies is located which we have tried thanks to @OrlandoFoodieGirl. (4:20)
We do a Se7en Bites trip report. This great restaurant is bakery offers a tasty and filling breakfast and has an impressive counter of pastries for anyone with a sweet tooth. Thanks to the friendly staff there for making our visit so enjoyable. Don’t leave without trying their mac and cheese! (6:30)
Market on South offers up vegan dishes, pastries and merchandise. We stopped here after Se7en Bites and grabbed a few things from the bakery to try. We were able to get our hands on a Valkyrie doughnut there, as they supply doughnuts to the Valhalla Bakery. Listen in for the full report! (14:15)
Dive into the list of restaurants participating in Magical Dining with us. We highlight some of restaurants we recommend. (18:00)
Resort Pass is a service that offers resort day passes to resort pools and resort spas. This is great for a daycation! Listen in for more and check them out at ResortPass.com. (24:30)
Crazy Rich Asians might be the best movie of the summer. Listen in to hear our thoughts on the film and why we enjoyed it.
All You Can Eat Hotel Buffet | W HOTEL SINGAPORE
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Singapore Vlog 2019 | Crazy Rich Asians | Marina Bay Sands
We went to Singapore earlier this year and ate way too much good food and we ended up spontaneously staying at Marina Bay Sands! Check out our vlog to see what we get up to.
TRAVEL VLOG: SINGAPORE STREET FOOD | Newton Crazy Rich Asia
I am very curious about this place because of the movie Crazy Rich Asia. I wanted to try the food they ate, but the place was too full. I decided to eat Chili Crab and Singaporean prawns. And there are many other delicious foods that you should try!
Hopefully, you enjoy the video and see you on my next video :)