Hawker Food:

SINGAPORE
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 02
Introduction History of hawker
food
About us A little peek into the past

03 04
Our hawker food and Personal favourites
the hawker centres
Our favourite tasty delights
The food heavens
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Introduction
Ou grou
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History of
hawker
food മ◡മ
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About the
food ٩(｡•́‿•̀｡)۶
食事について
Chili crab Satay Roti Prata

Char Kway Laksa Chicken RIce

Teow
Some famous
hawker centres:
● Maxwell hawker centre
● Changi village hawker
centre
● Lau Pa Sat hawker centre
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Our
Favourites
私たちのお気に入り
 Chicken Rice
I like chicken rice cause every part of
the dish is filled with flavour such as
the rice that is made with chicken
fats, the steamed/roasted chicken
that is served with so sauce and the
soup and few slices of cucumber
that gives a nice finishing touch.
Recipe !

*Fun fact: Chicken rice originated

from Southern China!
Hokkien Mee
One of my favourite hawker food is the
hokkien mee. It’s a dish with egg noodles
and rice noodles stir-fried with egg,
prawns and squid. It is served with
sambal chilli and calamansi lime. I like this
dish because it is flavourful and aromatic.

* Fun fact: this dish was actually created by

frying excess noodles from noodle factories
Fishball noodles
I enjoy eating fishball noodles
because of the chewy noodles and
juicy fish balls. Together with soup,
the dish tastes delicious and I
always crave for fishball noodles.

*Fun fact : Fishball noodle has a

long history of 75 years and it
originated in Hong Kong
 Carrot cake
Carrot cake was one of the first dishes I tried
in a hawker centre and it has been my
favourite ever since. Carrot cake refers to a
glutinous rice flour “cake” that’s made from a
white radish cut into cubes, wok or pan fried
till crispy, then cooked into an omelette. They
can come in white or black but I prefer the
black one that comes covered in dark sweet
soy sauce.

Fun fact: The dish was brought over to Singapore by Teochew immigrants and was known ‘char
kway’ which was simply cubes of rice cakes with dark soya sauce.
 CONCLUSION
We hope you enjoyed our presentation
and learned something new about our
culture! ありがとう!