Singapore is arguably the best place in Asia for any foodie to visit. It may be a relatively small nation, but it packs a real punch when it comes to culinary offerings.

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Anyone looking for the best culinary experience in Singapore needs to check out these places recommended by a chef and cookbook author. Person working at a Hawker in Singapore. / Mandatory Credit ...

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Maxwell Food Centre, in Singapore's vibrant Chinatown, is one of the most popular — and for good reason. It was opened in 1928 and survived World War II and the Japanese occupation.

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I thought Jewel was very enjoyable and makes for a great day trip for tourists exploring Singapore. Surprisingly enough, the place actually used to be a parking lot and cost $1.2 billion to build.

In Singapore, Hawkers are street vendors who sell inexpensive meals in open-air food courts that feature many places to get something to eat. Keng Eng Kee is one Gaw recommends highly.