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12-23-18 04:04 #8414
Posts: 399Originally Posted by Ebauche [View Original Post]
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12-17-18 09:29 #8413
Posts: 1575Originally Posted by Ebauche [View Original Post]
I am a self confessed sucker for Asian food and I have tried just about everything under the sun and the shade, in restaurants, food courts, hawker centers, soup kitchens, streets, handcarts, etc. Never had any problems with anything, even in China where food quality is decidedly dubious, unless you are eating at good medium to high end restaurants. I rarely eat any Western food these days, except for a good burger when I get a craving for one. But I guess I am just blessed with a strong constitution and a cast iron stomach. No allergies either. Life is good in Asia.
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12-17-18 02:15 #8412
Posts: 760Originally Posted by Danibbler [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Danibbler [View Original Post]
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12-16-18 03:48 #8411
Posts: 230Originally Posted by Ebauche [View Original Post]
Yes, the cases in question do involve catering but you would think that Mandarin Orchard, TungLok Millennium, Spize, etc. would maintain excellent food hygiene standards and that the hawker centers would have somewhat lower. In fact, the food poisoning cases were NOT related to improper food storage as you may hope / believe. At Mandarin it was due to improper cleaning of vomitus and banquet servers who continued to work while ill. At FoodTalks, it was due to using the same prep table for raw and cooked food items along with a cockroach infestation. At Tung Lok it was because of poor hygiene including a lack of soap for handwashing.
Is Singapore food safe? It's pretty good but myself and others who actually live here are cautious.
Edit: Coincidentally, when my friend first heard about these cases her first thought was, yeah, it's catering and it's due to improper storage.
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12-15-18 05:45 #8410
Posts: 636Originally Posted by Ebauche [View Original Post]
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12-14-18 17:46 #8409
Posts: 760Originally Posted by Danibbler [View Original Post]
As I recall, the dialogue before centered initially on how salmon should be cooked. Then expanded into the food safety of hawker stalls. It's interesting to note NONE of the food poisoning incidents involved hawkers, where food is freshly prepared and immediately served. All involved catering enterprises, where food is prepared in bulk and stored. The highest risk scenario for food-borne illness, where improper storage of warm foods creates a Petri dish for bacterial growth.
I stand by my claim that SIN is extremely food safe, more so than most 1st-world countries excepting Japan.
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12-14-18 09:14 #8408
Posts: 230Well well.
A few months back someone here claimed that it was almost impossible to get food poisoning in SG. And some of you mocked the knowledge of my friend with her F&B training. (Background included working in Europe, SG and as assistant GM of a five star resort in the US.)
Hope you have been keeping up with the news about a few mass food poisoning cases here since then. Just look up Spize, Mandarin Orchard, SCDF event, and kids' camp for a bit more info.
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11-08-18 15:02 #8407
Posts: 1398Originally Posted by BlackPage [View Original Post]
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11-08-18 12:58 #8406
Posts: 140Quick visit with my Viet girl
Just got back from a quick trip to SG for a couple of days. I didn't get a chance to visit OT to meet new ladies, but I did get to see my regular Viet lady.
She also has a nice curvy butt (for a viet girl)
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11-08-18 11:42 #8405
Posts: 2514Originally Posted by NakedGunz [View Original Post]
I never made a scene, yet I never took more than 5 seconds and a smile to politely free my arm from a hand.
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11-07-18 07:15 #8404
Posts: 1398Originally Posted by GenevaGuy [View Original Post]
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11-06-18 19:36 #8403
Posts: 419Peace Pipe
Originally Posted by ShinyMewtwo [View Original Post]
GG.
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11-06-18 18:03 #8402
Posts: 2514Originally Posted by ShinyMewtwo [View Original Post]
Peace and Love mate.
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11-06-18 02:06 #8401
Posts: 399Love those eraser-like nipples of hers, what a delight they must be to suck and chew upon!
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11-05-18 23:57 #8400
Posts: 15Please allow me to clarify.
Originally Posted by BlackPage [View Original Post]
Peace out.