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Chef Mohammad Orfali, star of the Middle East’s foremost food channel, Fatafeat, has extolled the virtues of Singapore as the destination for Muslim tourists who have a desire for food.Chef Mohammad trusts that Singapore’s melting pot of flavours, combining Chinese, Indian, Malay and Peranakan inspirations, makes it a must-visit destination for any foodie. It is a city that those from the Arab world, in particular, will appreciate for its history and authenticity of the cuisine.Unfolding his experiences from a current trip to Singapore with Fatafeat and the Singapore Tourism Board, Chef Mohammad said: “The enthusiasm of the city is evident wherever you go and I couldn’t wait to immerse myself in the flavours and customs of cooking and creating in the kitchen.”Singaporeans are passionate about food and the city has established a dining scene immersed in heritage and tradition, yet imbued with a voracious appetite for innovation. Renowned for one of the most distinctive street food cultures in the world, Singapore links people to the hacker culture and local communities like nowhere else.“The fish-head curry at Banana Leaf in Little India was the stand out dish of my trip,” said Chef Mohammad. “I can still taste the combination of flavours, it was superb!”Business in Dubai -head curry is one of the most famous Singaporean dishes, presented to the country in the 1940s by Indian restaurateur Marian Jacob Gomez who formed a South Indian-style delicacy catering specifically to Chinese tastes.It is typically served in a clay pot with the head of a red snapper stewed in Kerala-style curry with vegetables such as okra and eggplant. Abdul Rahman Mohideen, Area Director MEA for the Singapore Tourism Board, said: “Singapore, well known as a popular and exciting city destination, is actively shaping a landscape of epicurean inventiveness and has established itself as a hotspot for culinary talents who push new boundaries in dining experiences. It has become a magnet for the world’s top food personalities including the likes of Chef Mohammad, with renowned chefs setting up outposts of their Michelin-starred restaurants, such as Wolfgang Puck, Gordon Ramsey and Daniel Boulud.“But one of the aspects that makes Singapore so exceptional is the hacker culture. People of all ages, cultures, income brackets and religions descend upon these epicentres to sample Singaporean delicacies and the best street food in the world. The combination of Chinese, Indian, Malay and Peranakan flavours means there is a variety of taste passions served to suit every palate.”Nahla Elmallawany, Head of Content at Discovery Networks MENA, remarked: “Fatafeat is all about bringing great inspiration into the homes and lives of passionate lovers of incredible dishes. As the Middle East’s leading food channel, Press Release Dubai not only want to showcase the wonderful flavours of our region, but also broaden horizons in our insatiable quest for the delicious. Partnering with Singapore Tourism allows us to share the traditional aromatic dishes of Singapore, whilst also diversifying our content offering to our growing audience of foodies who are constantly seeking new inspirations in cuisine.”Chef Mohammad added: “International interest is a fantastic draw but many ‘made in Singapore’ restaurateurs have also emerged to create today’s dining scene. I am particularly excited to see the careers of Chefs Malcolm Lee, Damian d’Silva, and Eric Teo develops and grow. They’re all offering an abundance of talent and continue to make a real difference to the Singaporean food scene.”Government Jobs in Dubai multiple options for foodies to experience a Singapore kitchen first-hand, feeding a passion to experience creative and novel recipe ideas, Chef Mohammad recommends the chicken rice or chili crab as the best dishes to try making at home.Chef Orfali’s culinary adventures in Singapore can be seen in six episodes, all uploaded to the Fatafeat YouTube Channel.With a year-round calendar of food and beverage events, such as the Singapore Food Festival, World Gourmet Summit, and SAVOUR, Awards Dubai is always something to experience beyond brick and mortar restaurants for those who value innovative authenticity and a true combination of modernity and history.Awards Dubai Business in Dubai Dubai Business Dubai Careers Dubai news Find a job in Dubai Jobs in Dubai Press Release DubaiLocation: Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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