Gallery: A Tour of a Singaporean Supermarket

It's like comparing apples and dragonfruit.

Fish heads make up some of the country's most iconic seafood, so you'll find them all around.

Sometimes refrigerated, sometimes not.

Fun fact: black chickens have ridiculous feathers.

One of these things is not like the other.

Plain buns to steam at home.

Sure, FairPrice has Ben & Jerry's, but do those cow-print pints come with "Caramel Bits sensation?"

Relegated to a sad corner.

A pickled vegetable relish that accompanies many Malay and Nyonya meals.

For the aspiring home wokstar.

Also called belacan, essential for Malaysian cooking.

Yup, McCormick here too.

Brie and gouda...

...right next to the silken tofu.

Not Wonder Bread, but close. Good for PB&J and kaya toast.

Note: coffee, not kopi.

And shrimp-flavored potato chips!

More on Singa-cereal here from our intrepid cereal columnist.

A whole nook of this store was devoted to wine and beer.

Packets of seasoning to make bak kut teh, pork rib soup, at home.