You’ll set off on a jaunt with one of our Singapore hosts around Chinatown, where you’ll find some of the best street food in the city - a bold statement when you’re in a city that practically lives off-street eats, but let us explain.

Aside from the Chinatown Food Complex, which is where you can taste Michelin-starred street food in the form of soya sauce chicken and rice - which is wildly tastier than its name lets on - you’ll find such delights as poh piah (fresh spring roll) and chwee kueh (water rice cake).

Maybe it’ll be the food that lulls you into a coma, or maybe it’s the swaying lanterns, billowing smoke screens, and the air of mystery from traditional Chinese medicine shops which will hypnotize you; who can say?

From here, you’ll walk (probably quite slowly after all that food) to a traditional wet market where you can see live seafood and try to decipher all manner of ingredients.