Visiting Little India in Singapore

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​It's my 8th day at work and it's getting wild meaning my analyses are running and I have some free time to finally write a new post yay!

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I just discovered this travelfeed.io platform which looks quite nice and professional, but I'm having problem login in from the computer. Anyone else getting 404 this page could not be found error? Or can it be assessed only from the phone?

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Anyways, last week we visited Little India district in Singapore. It's nice; we had some authentic Indian food (chicken masala) served on a banana leaf which I liked pretty much. It is a relief not to have your food packed in plastic. Most Singaporeans ignore recycling and pack everything in a tedious amount of plastic bags and other plastic accessories like something that goes around your plastic cup so you can hold it like a bag. I will call this environmental unfriendly cup holder.

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Chicken masala was awesome, you got plenty of rice, nice sauce and a piece of tasty spicy chicken. Masala is actually a common term for the mix of different spices including chili, salt, curry, herbs etc. After our meal we bought a coconut for S$ 2.5 and this made me so happy! I always get extremely excited while trying new fruits and vegetables, like a little vegan. People say coconut water is a drink superior to artificial sport drinks. With its sweet, nutty taste and plenty of micro-nutrients like potassium, sodium, vitamin C, magnesium, manganese and calcium it serves as a nice occasional drink that boosts your mood.

To conclude, Little India was really nice experience to get a feeling of India. There are a lot of temples, jewelry stores, Indian food smells, everything was colorful, lively and dynamic. Thing I liked the most is eating with hands. They eat only with right hand which is a skill to obtain, especially when you are eating prata (something like Indian bread) and want to tear off a little piece.

Have a great day!
Ivna