Vietnamese

Vietnamese cooking is varied and usually very good. It is a mixture of Vietnamese, Chinese and French traditions, with a plethora of regional specialties. As in all countries of the region, rice or noodles usually provide the basis of a meal. Not surprisingly, fish is plentiful. Breakfast is generally noodle soup locally known as pho (pronounced 'fur'). French-style baguettes are available through

Southern

The southern United States has a distinct cuisine that draws heavily on African American influences. Soul food and Cajun are types of southern cuisine.

Some foods that are common in the U.S. South are sweet tea and grits. Other distinctive or typical dishes include: fried chicken, biscuits, okra (fried, boiled, pickled, or in gumbo), a variety of other pickles including peaches, green tomatoe

Singaporean

Singapore is a Gourmet's Paradise. With a long history as a major crossroads for the ancient spice route of the Orient, Singapore is literally the melting pot of Asia. Where else can one find a full range of the best of the diverse Chinese, Indian, Malay and Continental cuisine’s, as well as some very unique blends of Singaporean dishes. Satay, Chilli Crab, Chicken Rice, Tiffin Curry, Nonya kueh