[Sg video] - Review of S'pore Chatuchak Night Market @ The Grandstand in Turf Club

[UltimaOnline]

https://mothership.sg/2023/02/chatuchak-singapore-3/

https://mothership.sg/2023/02/chatuchak-singapore-reviews-not-worth/

 

[laksaboy]

Don't forget: the rainy weather. Better wear raincoat.

And after eating that unhealthy food, walk this road:

Turf City - Swiss Club Road - Jalan Kampong Chantek - [[Rifle Range Nature Park]] - Beauty World Centre - Beauty World MRT

 

[daryl76]

kumgong level of sinkies really break the scale

even chatuchak in bkk also not worth going anymore

 

[melzp]

Stinkapore import other cultures; shilin, chatuchak, oktoberfest, st patrick,haloween,

Is there a need, when no others import the whatever Sg culture ?

 

[maxsanic]

I went there and other than the free parking there’s nothing special about the place. Unlike the real Chatuchuk, this one feels like a last minute school sports day carnival with various stalls haphazardly setup and selling more or less the same thing at exorbitant prices.

Singaporeans love to complain they have no money as cost of living too high, yet they have no qualms about spending huge dollars on obviously overpriced cheap street food. Most of the stuff there you can probably get it at a fraction of the cost at Golden Mile.

IIRC I saw a stall there selling sweet potato (tapioca?) balls at $5 for a small bag. This is really daylight robbery! @_@

 

[laksaboy]

I went there and other than the free parking there’s nothing special about the place. Unlike the real Chatuchuk, this one feels like a last minute school sports day carnival with various stalls haphazardly setup and selling more or less the same thing at exorbitant prices.

Everything has jacked up prices in Sinkieland, and daft Sinkies will happily pay for it.

Case in point: World Cup games on tv, politicians' salaries.

There already is a precedent, and 'enterprising' Thais came here to make a killing.

 

[SBFNews]

Anything halal there for @syed putra to makan?

 

[daryl76]

I went there and other than the free parking there’s nothing special about the place. Unlike the real Chatuchuk, this one feels like a last minute school sports day carnival with various stalls haphazardly setup and selling more or less the same thing at exorbitant prices.

Singaporeans love to complain they have no money as cost of living too high, yet they have no qualms about spending huge dollars on obviously overpriced cheap street food. Most of the stuff there you can probably get it at a fraction of the cost at Golden Mile.

IIRC I saw a stall there selling sweet potato (tapioca?) balls at $5 for a small bag. This is really daylight robbery! @_@

local pasar malam also have this sweet potato balls, damn ex also

dunno what's so special abt it, having to pay so much for it

 

[sweetiepie]

Sinkie is leeprived of a normal life.