Travel and food channels on Youtube

[canary1990]

hmm the siew yoke looks gd. looks like their secret is boiling the pork belly in salt and vinegar and then drying it in an oven before deep frying it.

I'm glad the host leaked the secret to us. Going to try this method when I have the time.

[membrain]

bangkok versions of hainanese chicken rice and kway chap..wonder if they are better than the singaporean version.
the last item he tries, dry noodles with crispy pork, looks very solid too.

Wah nice. The skin looks amazingly crispy.

[Icicle]

Food vlogger visits an Egyptian home and enjoys a home-cooked feast. Moms are the same everywhere, so much love in the food.

[yh92]

Food vlogger visits an Egyptian home and enjoys a home-cooked feast. Moms are the same everywhere, so much love in the food.

At abt 5:48, you can see the mother preparing a dish using grape leaves. Its qt a common dish in the mediterranean area and its delicious! Try it if you have the chance.

[monstafish]

Food vlogger visits an Egyptian home and enjoys a home-cooked feast. Moms are the same everywhere, so much love in the food.

very nice video. the home cooked dinner was really made with love.
one interesting thing i saw in the video was the street vendor selling foul (pronounced foal or fool). singaporean muslims have adapted the dish and you can find a local version (called pool) in geylang serai and eunos crescent food center.

[mich.c]

100% self-service instant ramen shop with free toppings in Korea. Will this idea work in Singapore?

[bibimbappo]

100% self-service instant ramen shop with free toppings in Korea. Will this idea work in Singapore?

There's an even bigger shop with the same concept in Thailand. But I like the one in your video better because of the free toppings. Free flow kimchi with your instant noodles is just too good.

[AroyMakMak]

100% self-service instant ramen shop with free toppings in Korea. Will this idea work in Singapore?

We kinda have the same concept in Singapore but the free toppings bar...hmmm that may get abused. 

[yh92]

100% self-service instant ramen shop with free toppings in Korea. Will this idea work in Singapore?

Maybe can work in a uni campus or smt like that? But yah I feel like I will be a little cautious if I open such a shop here.

[shiv]

There's an even bigger shop with the same concept in Thailand. But I like the one in your video better because of the free toppings. Free flow kimchi with your instant noodles is just too good.

Wow this shop looks crazy. It's more like a museum of instant noodles than a shop.