Memories of old Singapore

[Icicle]

For some reason, I'm reminded of the old Marina South with all its steamboat restaurants. It was only $10 per person, the food quality wasn't very good, and I always ended up hot and sweaty after eating, but good memories.

Yeah the food quality really wasn't good at all, especially compared to the standard of steamboat or hot pot we get nowadays. And since most people visited those Marina South steamboat restaurants for dinner, the seafood was probably not very fresh either...

[membrain]

For some reason, I'm reminded of the old Marina South with all its steamboat restaurants. It was only $10 per person, the food quality wasn't very good, and I always ended up hot and sweaty after eating, but good memories.

Yeah the food quality really wasn't good at all, especially compared to the standard of steamboat or hot pot we get nowadays. And since most people visited those Marina South steamboat restaurants for dinner, the seafood was probably not very fresh either...

Yah I get what you mean. It was really a case of "you get what you pay for". The prawns were quite small and the fish mostly bones. I remember going with a friend who only ate the already cooked food because the steamboat food looked too unappetising for him.

[Icicle]

Yah I get what you mean. It was really a case of "you get what you pay for". The prawns were quite small and the fish mostly bones. I remember going with a friend who only ate the already cooked food because the steamboat food looked too unappetising for him.

Nowadays, $10 for a buffet of just fried food would be considered decent value.

Anyone remember eating these colourful wafers when they were younger?

[NewtonsAdamsApple]

Yah I get what you mean. It was really a case of "you get what you pay for". The prawns were quite small and the fish mostly bones. I remember going with a friend who only ate the already cooked food because the steamboat food looked too unappetising for him.

Nowadays, $10 for a buffet of just fried food would be considered decent value.

Anyone remember eating these colourful wafers when they were younger?

My wife and I were just chatting about these wafers recently.  We were talking about how nice they were to munch on despite being pretty much flavourless.

[totoro08]

Weird, I remember these things being much bigger in my childhood. Either they reduced in size or it's simply because everything felt bigger when you're a small kid. 

Here's another favourite snack of my childhood. Before chocopie, we had Hiro chocolate cake! I remember buying one in my primary school canteen if I had some pocket money left over at the end of every week.

[jenzz]

Weird, I remember these things being much bigger in my childhood. Either they reduced in size or it's simply because everything felt bigger when you're a small kid. 

i think they just look bigger when we were small kids la

here is a pic for comparison

[totoro08]

Weird, I remember these things being much bigger in my childhood. Either they reduced in size or it's simply because everything felt bigger when you're a small kid. 

i think they just look bigger when we were small kids la

here is a pic for comparison

I swear they used to be bigger than that. Oh well.

[berry_good]

haha don't ask me why I decided to suddenly search for F4 but I did...and this is how they look now



and this is what fans had to say...

[AroyMakMak]

haha don't ask me why I decided to suddenly search for F4 but I did...and this is how they look now



and this is what fans had to say...

Even teen idols are not spared by age.
But Jerry Yan still not bad leh.

[canary1990]

Even teen idols are not spared by age.
But Jerry Yan still not bad leh.

Lol they all still look good for being in their 40s la.