Very informative - and tempts the foodie reader to a Singapore visit, preferably soon. Just one comment : Murtabak (referred to in the first para) is not Indian. In fact, if you mention it to a Indian, they will look very confused. It's more of an Arab dish and possibly eaten in Malaysia and Indonesia as well.
Very informative - and tempts the foodie reader to a Singapore visit, preferably soon. Just one comment : Murtabak (referred to in the first para) is not Indian. In fact, if you mention it to a Indian, they will look very confused. It's more of an Arab dish and possibly eaten in Malaysia and Indonesia as well.