Have you ever noticed that sometimes when you’re on vacation your meals are an essential aspect of experiencing the area or city that you’re visiting and other times you’ve just been enjoying yourself so much that you suddenly realize that you’re starving and just need to get something, anything to eat? Well, sometimes you even encounter a sort of best of both worlds regarding that question. This means that while all you’re doing is trying to satisfy a great hungry and stabilize blood sugar levels and perhaps prevent a fainting episode, you also end up experiencing some of the local cuisine that is absolutely fabulous and gives you a whole new insight into the culture that you’re visiting. This is definitely the case with Jenny who was in Singapore recently and while she isn’t what you would call a person with a large appetite she like everyone else does get hungry sometimes and when she does she can eat, well, a great deal of food.

Such was the case after she spent a long day golfing at one of Singapore’s public golf courses. She was vacationing with two of her college friends who had promised themselves that they would treat each other to this great vacation a year after their college graduation. And there they were enjoying themselves as if they were back in the sophomore year cutting class and enjoying a day in the city. Meanwhile, Jenny wasn’t hungry when the other two wanted to grab some lunch so she decided she would wait until the next meal. However, her appetite caught up with her before the evening hour and she desperately wanted to find a restaurant in Singapore that could satisfy her growing hunger. As it turns out she didn’t even need to wait to find an indoor seating restaurant but could detect the aroma of a hawker food stall that she had noticed earlier. She had been curious before but was almost desperate now and eagerly requested a dish of the quick served noodle bowl. Her two friends had also worked up an appetite and they enjoyed a satisfying dinging experience at the East Coast Lagoon Food Village that also introduced them to a major aspect of Singapore dining culture.

Golfing in Singapore is a post from: Cool Comment