Habana Ephemera
Barangaroo
Almost Medieval
Watermelon Weed Farm
Megan Hales
Cat & Maeve
Sri Veeramakaliamman
Medina United, Marrakech
Lada & Polski
Tim Minchin
The Gone Wrens
Sam Holt
Kabataş, Istanbul
Face politics #1
Sussex
Children of the Revolution
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
The Cloud People
Face politics #2
Parque Deportivo José Martí
Iglesia de la Merced
Habana mañana
Shiok
Drawn by Water
Lima
Seeking Siam
Moussa Diakité
Under the Wire
Inseparable
Manteniendo vivo el sueño
Old Newtown
Fast Machine
Echinodermata
Little Arabia
Habanistas
BKKNGT
Avalon
Unslept Extras
Almendrones
Ninja Lit
Unmelloyello
The 36 Streets
Homeless Bob
Habana Noche
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SHIOK!
In Singapore, "shiok" (or syok) is a Singlish term derived from Malay, meaning something is great, fantastic, delicious, or extremely pleasing. It's used to express pleasure, satisfaction, or excitement, often in response to delicious food or a favorable situation, but can also describe something that is just generally good or attractive.
In Singapore, "shiok" (or syok) is a Singlish term derived from Malay, meaning something is great, fantastic, delicious, or extremely pleasing. It's used to express pleasure, satisfaction, or excitement, often in response to delicious food or a favorable situation, but can also describe something that is just generally good or attractive.
