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Singapore Food Festival 2020

Key information about the festival program

 

This year’s festival line up, for outside Singapore festival goers, comprises two components:

  • Live Masterclasses;
  • Virtual Food Tours.

 

Live Masterclasses

The Live Masterclasses, which are free for viewing, will offer a behind-the-scenes look into the creative process by, renowned Michelin and World 50 Best Restaurants or The World 50 Best Bars, chefs and experts. Viewers from Poland and overseas can tune in via the Webex virtual platform to these interesting and usually unavailable live sessions. Chefs, bartenders and experts will let audiences in on their tips, tricks and secrets of showcased dishes.

A total of 17 masterclasses will be held, featuring some of the top names in our F&B scene, such as:

  • multiple award-winning pastry chef Cheryl Koh of Tarte by Cheryl Koh will be presenting an éclair-making masterclass
  • chef Julien Royer of three Michelin-starred (second year in the row) Odette will put together one of his most popular salads, “Promenade A Singapour”, created to showcase farmed-in-Singapore greens
  • bartending honchos Colin Chia and Charmaine Thio of speakeasy bar Nutmeg & Clove, ranked #32 in Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2020 will teach the basics of cocktail making and demonstrating how to create two different tipples.
  • In addition, there will also be workshops conducted by: Malcolm Lee from Candlenut (1 * Michelin), Dave Pynt & Eddie Goh from Burnt Ends (1 * Michelin, No. 10 on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurant list), Ming Tan (Slake) in a duet with Margerita Fores (Asia’s Best Female Chef in 2016) and many, many more (details at www.singaporefoodfestival.sg).

 

Virtual Food Tours

For foodies who also love exploring, the Virtual Food Tours lined up at SFF this year will surely whet appetites. They will be rediscovering Singapore’s charming precincts with one of Singapore’s most endearing local TV personalities, Chua Enlai. Journey virtually through the historical Tanjong Pagar and Chinatown precincts; as well as whimsical Katong and Joo Chiat to discover stories behind popular eats in the area, tales behind its heritage food businesses, and lesser-known food gems. For example, while Tong Heng is a well-known fixture in

Chinatown selling traditional Cantonese pastries, few may know its founder was a former Qing Dynasty security official who came to Singapore in search of a better life.

 

 

Through these virtual tours, audiences from all over the world will learn more about the history and heritage of the precincts and the food secrets they keep.

 

The list of activities during SFF 2020

Festival goers can check out www.singaporefoodfestival.sg for a full list of activities. Further details about SFF activities including the full programme, dates, images and prices, can be found in the SFF 2020 Fact Sheet .

 

Show others that you are at SFF 2020

With SFF going virtual this year, popular mobile app Snapchat will also join in the fun with their launch of an exclusive foodie-themed filter lens that participants can use to record and share their favourite SFF moments. This will be available on 21 August.

About the Singapore Food Festival

The Singapore Food Festival (SFF) returns for its 27th edition this August and will be held virtually for the first time. SFF honours generations of our local foodie heritage, our culinary talent and creativity that pushes the envelope on Singaporean cuisine. Held virtually this year from 21 to 23 August and 28 to 30 August, the festival is a celebration

of Singapore’s obsession with local cuisine – from the rich depth of culinary traditions to the tapestry of flavours, immersive culinary experiences to the endless innovations that continue to shape our foodie culture past, present and future.

Look forward to two weekends of feasting and exploring your culinary passions in a plethora of exciting programmes and interactive experiences hosted by experts and chefs in Singapore.

For more details, visit: www.singaporefoodfestival.sg.

 

About the Singapore Tourism Board (STB)

The main goal of the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) is to develop tourism as one of the key sectors of Singapore’s economy. In cooperation with industry partners and the local community, we shape the vibrant tourist landscape of Singapore. We implement the slogan “Singapore. Passion made possible”, presenting Singapore as a source of inspiration, a place that encourages people to act to make their dreams come true.

On July 22, STB, Enterprise Singapore (ESG) and Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC) launched SingapoRediscovers, a campaign that supports local lifestyle and tourism businesses and encourages locals to explore different sides of Singapore.

 

For more information, visit:

www.stb.gov.sg

www.visitsingapore.com

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