Singapura was a one day event celebrating Singaporean culture in Melbourne. This was a carnival style where everyone (well almost everyone, pun intended) enjoyed the games. More importantly enjoyed celebrating Singaporean culture through dance, song and of course durian eating.
When I came at 5:30pm I expected lots and lots of rides and balloons. Not the case here. Instead there were lots of people and childrens activities and games here. Quiet things I mean and lots of song and dance.
I did enjoy all the samples on offer such as coffee. Who doesn't like coffee? And Dollee biscuits. At 7pm at night some of the stalls had sold out. Stalls on offer were Dollee, Mamk, Roti Road, Killiney koptiam, Tastygate and a few others.
I bought my fishcake from Australian Malay Foundation for a mere $2
I also had my nasi lemak from Tastygate without the meat for $4 and it was huge. Here I enjoyed the sambal on offer and there was lots of heat.
Last but not least was Killiney Kopitiam. There were such huge lines for this that I considered just pushing and not caring. I was going to go for the carrot cake for $5 but it was all sold out.
Do go to next years one if there is one next year.
When I came at 5:30pm I expected lots and lots of rides and balloons. Not the case here. Instead there were lots of people and childrens activities and games here. Quiet things I mean and lots of song and dance.
I did enjoy all the samples on offer such as coffee. Who doesn't like coffee? And Dollee biscuits. At 7pm at night some of the stalls had sold out. Stalls on offer were Dollee, Mamk, Roti Road, Killiney koptiam, Tastygate and a few others.
Do go to next years one if there is one next year.
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