A History Of Singapore Hawker Culture: From Food To Architecture | Hawkers In Our Centre | Part 1/2
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- From street peddlers to food masters in hawker centres, hawkers have been feeding Singaporeans for over a century. How did this humble trade become our national culture and part of our DNA?
The series looks at the parallel history between Singapore's development, and the emergence of our hawker culture, with hawkers feeding Singaporeans for over a century to date. Our story starts off with a look at the history, from how early settlers took to the trade, to the urgent construction in the 1970s of our "community dining halls" - the hawker centres.
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As Singaporeans, today we are so blessed with almost all kinds of food that are used to be in-store or restaurant. Not any more, you could have a bowl of ramen, mala, Korean, western food in a hawker centre. Thank the hardworking hawkers who run the store and the people who plan and build the hawker centre in the early days.
Hawker centers in Singapore are a godsend.
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I'm thankful LKY that bunch of old guard resettle the hawker and preserve them. Other place like HK or Beijing destroyed their hawker culture and took it away. The few thing Singapore is cheap is the hawker food. And Malaysia leh, they don't have half as many market as us. Their people and hawker are still on the street.
Every single south East Asian food was made in Singapore la 😂😂
I never planned to watch this video. It just randomly turned up in my homepage. But I was hooked from the start and watched till the end. I thought this documentary was well done and resonated quite well within the Singaporean me and my love for hawker food.
This is what I call SINGAPORE PRIDE🦁🔥
Hawker culture is here to stay. Many good foods at affordable prices were spend with good company.
We moved to SG just for the hawkers. If they disappear, we would be devastated. Outdoor dining is so much easier and more accessible during the pandemic because of hawkers. Stay safe!
This documentary makes me miss Singapore even more.
Thank you for the authentic documentary on the history of Singapore Hawker Culture. Congratulations. CNA Insider continue your well researched and authentic documentary. Much appreciated.
Congratulations and THANK YOU to all Hawker owners, operators, helpers and cleaners. Without you guys food life in Singapore can never be where it is today. You guys helped to feed us and put Singapore food prominently into world map
Another fascinating documentary from CNA Insider. Informatively scripted, well balanced points of view, cleverly animated, and an important subject that sits at the heart of Singapore’s existence. Thoroughly enjoyed watching and learning from this production.
Singapore is the best place to live in
Lovely recreation of the stories through graphic animation.... really great and well put together documentary looking forward to more such creations :)
V well produced series, massive props to the animation team! Excellent research too
Hawker culture should continue. It is the only thing i miss in singapore since i left the country last 2013. I worked there from 2010 to 2013.
That's so great and very wonderful about Singapore civilization and lifestyle 😊👍
What a great recognition given to this trade. A successful hawker has grit, passion and a desire to keep improving himself and stay competitive. For every successful hawker, there are just as many who did not make it.