Japanese university students visit Singapore’s hawker centre for the first time. It’s their first time trying local food and I wanted them to experience all the delicious food. But how would they react? Will they like it? I hope so.

Chapters
00:00 Hawker Centre First Impression
01:50 Trying Hawker Food for the first time
07:53 I Bought one of my fav hawker food
11:37 Their Impression of Singapore

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  1. 🙌!バンザイ
    カナラズシリーズ化ヲ
    『お願いしたいッ!』

    題して(仮名)
    【ジブおじグルメミニツアー
            inホーカーズ】
    【美味しそうと
     なんだろうとヲ食べてみよう】

         🙌!🌿

  2. Another great SG Food promotion video. Please bring more Japanese tourist to our heartland hawker centres to enjoy our hawker food. 🎉

  3. Ahhh, I miss the food so much! You might be surprised how much I ate while I was there…

  4. Nice one! Jippun Lang Zao Liao! Hahaha!
    Can't wait to see them having Durians and sightseeing if Ghib Ojisan brings them!

  5. Ask them to try all the kueh kueh .like soon kueh .ong kueh . .i think u can ask yr wife n MIL abt it.

  6. That is so cute! Good video! I just had prata the other day. Loved it, but it's just getting too expensive.

  7. Feel bad when foreigners wear long sleeves and full skirts/jeans. Can feel them baking. Nice vid thumbs up!

  8. Japanese girls visit Hawker Centre for the first time.

    Kosei-san in shambles….

  9. Apparently. i will come here at least one a week to have my breakfast…… Porridge and Chee Cheong fun …sometimes the Soon Kueh as well…which is just located behind when the girls were sitting… LOL

  10. So heartwarming to see Ghib promoting our local hawker food to his fellow countrymen. You can tell that Ghib loves his hawker food and he is so proud to share it 😊

  11. Correction, the 'red bean' dessert is not red beans but pulut hitam which is black rice. It is actually a porridge eaten with coconut milk and is a hot dessert.

  12. have you tried prata from Indian vegetarian stalls? the few I tried serve prata with a different gravy (either with dal or veg curry) and they do not add chilli, so it's not spicy (ie not hot). I personally prefer my pratas from these veg stalls. actually the chinese veg cai png (mix veg) stall at alberts food centre tastes like home cooked food and a taste I associate with the earlier generations. its one of the tastes that's disappearing with more senior hawkers retiring

  13. is it common for Japanese people to speak mandarin? side note: its funny that 4 of them are all seated facing the camera 🤣

  14. Ghib is promoting Singapore's amazingness in the inside instead of what Singapore looks from the outside. I appreciate how you love our local foods here in Singapore. Might as well just call you bro now since you are like a true singaporean to know so much things xD.

  15. Ngo hiang aka wu xiang (五香) originated in China so it exists there, just not the region where Koh is from. It is only found in Fujian region where most Singaporeans' ancestors come from. In Taiwan where most of their ancestors also come from Fujian, it is also called 鸡卷 (ke-kng). In Malaysia Penang its called lobak (卤肉).

  16. This and the Kaya Toast episode is very well done. Especially that guy who feared the dipping of kaya toast in egg, so funny.

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