Q&A with 4 finalists of Mister Singapore

Who is The MP of your estate?

Mr Bedok: I don't know.

Mr Hougang: My representative is, of course, Lee Hsien Loong.

Mr Bishan: I know it's the Minister of Defence and his name is Ng something?

Mr Yishun: I'm not sure.

What's The best Thing about your estate?

Mr Bedok: I believe the air is fresher in the East.

Mr Hougang: It's not so crowded like Jurong or Tampines.

Mr Bishan: I love the way Bishan is laid out. It's not as congested and it's convenient, especially if you want to go to the city.

Mr Yishun: The people are very friendly. Yishun still has a bit of an old-school aspect and many people living there are from the older generation.

It gives off a family feel that not many places have anymore.

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What is the best dish in your estate?

Mr Bedok: The chwee kueh at Bedok Interchange.

Mr Hougang: The bak kut teh around Avenue 8.

You can even top up your soup if you finish it.

Mr Bishan: The yong tau foo there is made using the old Teochew style with some sticky sauce.

The one at Kim San Leng Food Centre near the bus interchange is my personal favourite.

Mr Yishun: Definitely the Chong Pang nasi lemak.

If you were to take a girl on a date within the confines of your estate, where would you go?

Mr Bedok: I would take her to Bedok Reservoir to watch the sunset. When that's finished, I'll tell her about the tales of suicides that happened there so she'll cuddle up to me.

Mr Hougang: There's not much to do in Hougang and we don't even have our own cinema. The closest cinema is in Ang Mo Kio or Sengkang. So maybe I'll take her home and whip up a homecooked meal. We can relax on the couch and watch a movie.

Mr Bishan: I would take her for a jog at the newly-renovated Bishan Park because I'm an outdoors kind of person and if she doesn't last an hour or so, it's okay too. There's a McDonald's there, so we can go and have a meal instead.

There's even a vegetarian restaurant, so if she's vegetarian, I've got it covered too.

Mr Yishun: I would take her for a good nasi lemak dinner, then for a movie at Northpoint Shopping Centre and maybe enjoy a quiet time chatting at Yishun Dam.

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