solarsido visits Singapore's skewer street, tasting beef and chicken skewers

Singer solarsido revealed herself enjoying local food while visiting a famous skewer street in Singapore.

According to the video uploaded to the solarsido official YouTube channel, solarsido visited a skewer market located in a busy area during her Singapore performance schedule. The location is a famous spot that has been featured on television, and in the video, solarsido explores the inside of the market while conveying the atmosphere of the scene where long lines are waiting. solarsido mentioned that this place looks different during the day and only becomes a market in the evening, conveying the lively atmosphere of the site.

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After contemplating the menu among various foods in the market, solarsido ordered Set A. Inside the market, various foods from around the world, such as Thailand, India, South Korea, and Japan, were being sold, and after purchasing drinks like mango peach, lemon tea, and lime juice, solarsido waited for the ordered skewers. Due to the wide and complex structure inside the market, she even got lost, but eventually found the ordered food.

Having tasted the skewers on-site, solarsido shared her thoughts on the menu. In the video, solarsido mentioned, "The beef skewer was the most delicious," and added, "The chicken was also delicious." solarsido said regarding the atmosphere of the market, "The atmosphere is really good." Meanwhile, solarsido expressed regret after seeing someone carrying grilled stingray at the scene but being unable to find stingray after searching for it.

Visiting the Merlion statue to view the symbol of Singapore

After tasting the skewers, solarsido headed to the Merlion statue, an iconic landmark of Singapore, to aid digestion. In front of the Merlion statue, which is about a 15-minute walk from the skewer street, many crowds were captured taking photos. During the movement, solarsido also took in the sight of the Marina Bay Hotel and the boats passing over the river.

solarsido explained the origin of the Merlion statue. According to the subtitles and explanation in the video, the Merlion is a shape that combines a lion's head (derived from 'Singapura', the old name of Singapore) and a fish's body (derived from the fact that ancient Singapore was a seaside village). solarsido shared her impressions of the site, saying that although she has visited Singapore several times, it was her first time visiting right in front of the Merlion statue.