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Singapore. Tony's first 24-hour layover lands him in Singapore, a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities that all come together over a national obsession with food. Tony's friends take him on a tour of the hyper-modern city that manages to stay true to its culinary roots. See Tune-In Times.
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Before jumping into the list of places Tony Bourdain ate in Singapore, I thought it might be helpful to use a map to show where all of the places are – as you can see, he ate in a variety of areas around the city. Using that map to get oriented, now let’s go through each of the places Tony ate, during each of his visits to film there.
While he likely just visited once, there are actually two episodes in season 2 of A Cook’s Tour that feature Singapore – episode 10 and episode 13 (which is split with Bangkok). As such, he visits a lot of places – and this is a great place to start if you’re following Tony’s footsteps.
Anthony Bourdain makes his first return visit to Singapore a few years after his first visit; it was right as he hit his stride in No Reservations and a fitting destination to kick off season 4. Best of all, he visited other restaurants and food spots during this trip.
After reading about the premise of The Layover in Tom Vitale’s In the Weeds: Around the World and Behind the Scenes with Anthony Bourdain, I was even more impressed by how much Tony and the team were able to pack into each episode. Singapore is no exception; it was a fantastic series premiere to show how well you can eat in a short time.
Tony’s final trip to Singapore took place in early 2017 and was used as the premier episode for season 10 of Parts Unknown. Given that it was his fourth visit, it was quite a feat to come up with even more places to eat – but as usual, Tony and his local companions did a top-notch job.
As if you don’t have enough options already, here are a few tasty-looking food tours to try during your trip, to make the absolute most of your time there. Have any questions about these many great places visited by Anthony Bourdain in Singapore, or see something I need to correct? Let me know in the comments below.
Singapore. THE LAYOVER SINGAPORE NOTES. The Original Peanut Pancake is famous for handpicking, roasting and grinding their own peanuts. While Anthony Bourdain did not visit Tanglin Halt Food Centre during this Singapore trip, he highly recommended the Original Peanut Pancake.
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Sep 17, 2018 · So you’ve got a long layover in Singapore, possibly en route from Asia to someplace in America or Europe. While there are tons of touristy places you can hang out in, we’ve got some local-approved places you definitely should check out, courtesy of food and travel expert, the late Anthony Bourdain.
In each city for a mere number of hours, he unleashes an unpredictable story about a place, a people and their food. IMDb 8.2 2011 10 episodes. X-Ray TV-PG. Documentary · Adventure. Subscribe to discovery+ for $2.50/month for 3 month (s) and $4.99/month thereafter, or buy.
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Nov 21, 2011 · Singapore: Directed by Tom Vitale. With Anthony Bourdain, Kim Hock Ng, Javier Perez, Yin Phua. In Singapore, Tony hangs with legendary K.F. Seetoh and soaks in a pool.
WHAT IS IT? Lontong – rice cake, coconut gravy, vegetables and a hard-boiled egg; Mee Siam – fried rice noodles with chili paste, prawns, bean sprouts, and a spicy, sweet and sour gravy, fried bean curd and an egg. WHERE IS IT? Sabar Menanti II. 747 North Bridge Rd. Singapore. ANTHONY BOURDAIN SINGAPORE NOTES.
