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Singapore Tourism: Your Singapore (yoursing)

YourSingapore.com - Wayang – Chinese Opera (wayang-chinese-opera)

102639    In Singapore, Chinese opera is practised freely especially during celebrations like Chinese New Year and Hungry Ghost Festival, when it’s performed on open fields in heartlands across the city.
102640    Traditional instruments such as the erhu, drums and cymbals are commonly used in Chinese opera, accompanied by colourful and outlandish costumes and rich makeup to create mesmerising yet culturally-steeped performances.

YourSingapore.com - East Coast Park (east-coast-park)

102641    East Coast Park
102642    East is Best
102643    The city’s most popular stretch of beach always buzzes with activity – even when it’s not playing host to the wide spectrum of sporting events that grace its shores regularly, like the Singapore Marathon and Xtreme Championship.
102644    There’s plenty to do here – bowl, bike, fish, stroll, picnic, rollerblade, windsurf, wakeboard, kayak, or just chill out at any of the many restaurants and bars that line the 15 km stretch of sandy beach, including the Mana Mana East Coast Beach Club.
102645    East Coast Park is also home to a new S$8 million dollar, world-class Xtreme Skate Park that looks all set to up the thrill seeking ante.
102646    The famous East Coast Park Seafood Centre located here is also where locals and visitors alike congregate to chow down on scrumptious local culinary delights.

YourSingapore.com - Chilli Crab (chilli-crab)

102647    Chilli Crab
102648    Some of the best places to lap up this stunning creation include No Signboard Seafood Restaurant, Jumbo Seafood and Long Beach Seafood at the East Coast Lagoon Food Village which sits right by the beach at East Coast Park.
102649    What makes this dish so special is its sensuous, sweet yet savoury sauce, created with a base of chilli and tomato sauces which will electrify your palate and satisfy your taste buds.
102650    The red-tangy sauce is made deliciously fragrant with light flavourings of garlic and rice vinegar, while thickening flour and egg ribbons (produced by adding beaten eggs towards the end of the cooking process) give the chilli crab dish the fluffy texture it’s known for.
102651    For extra oomph, order some mantou (toasted buns) to scoop up the thick gravy, which will leave you hankering for more.
102652    While mud crabs are commonly used in the preparation of this dish, other varieties such as the soft-shell crab can also be used.
102653    If you’re a fan of seafood, this is one dish that you must chase after while you’re here in Singapore.

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