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Singapore is a place that Adam has a strong personal connection with. That's because his mother was born there, as was his grandfather and great-grandfather before that... and many of his father's Hainanese relatives also call Singapore home. In this episode, Adam catches up with a cousin from his father's side of family, to learn how he has been making Hainanese chicken rice for over 30 years. The experience also inspires his quest to create his Salute to Singapore banquet menu for the feast that will happen in just six weeks' time - let the food adventures begin.

Adam繼續在新加坡尋找烹飪靈感，這次他跟一個當地的穆斯林家庭見面，不只學會烹調地道巴東牛肉，更參與持續整天的開齋節盛宴。他還品嘗了新加坡最上乘的肉乾，還到了國家檔案館，發掘家族在新加坡的歷史。

Adam starts at the National Gallery of Singapore, where amongst the artworks is a restaurant called National Kitchen by Violet Oon. Violet is a Peranakan food legend, and her restaurant here helps to tell the story of Singapore through the menu she has created.

Adam goes in search of the best seafood that Singapore has to offer. His journey begins inside the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort complex, where some of the world's most celebrated celebrity chefs have opened eateries. The list includes Australia's very own chef Tetsuya Wakuda, who in 2010 opened Waku Ghin here. Adam then goes offshore from Singapore, to a kitchen on the water near the national park island of Pulau Ubin. Here he shows us how to cook one of the most quintessentially Singaporean dishes, chilli crab.

Adam continues his search for seafood inspiration by heading to the famous Newton Food Centre. Here he gives us a Hawker Stall 101, on how to line up a seafood feast like no other. He then heads to the suburb of Katong, where more than 55 years ago the famous Katong laksa was born. Here he catches up with Nancy Lim and her son Ryan, who run 328 Katong Laksa, a small chain of stores widely regarded as selling the best version of the famed seafood noodle soup in all of Singapore.

Adam is in search of Singapore's best vegetable dishes. His journey kicks off with a very Singaporean breakfast at the Singapore Zoo. He first meets and greets the resident orangutan population and then finds a quiet corner of the zoo to show us how to prepare a Hainanese breakfast favourite - kaya toast with half-cooked eggs and Hainanese coffee.

In his quest to find the best ingredients for his banquet dinner, Adam Liaw visits a colourful fruit and veg market in Geylang and a Michelin-starred restaurant that's doing extraordinary things with the humble tomato.

In between a couple of cocktail-tasting pit stops, Adam Liaw discovers some of the finest desserts in Singapore, from homemade Peranakan sweet treats to a sophisticated dessert bar that stays open till 2am.

Adam Liaw gathers what he's learned over the past few weeks to serve up an impressive five-course banquet dinner to some distinguished guests, one of whom is his mother.