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'Shiok' is commonly used in Malaysia & Singapore.I am not too sure of the origin of this word but it essentially is used to convey a feeling of sheer pleasure and happiness.
For example, if you really enjoyed a particular dish, the way 'shiok' would be used is 'Wow! This dish damn SHIOK, man!'.
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'Shiok' is commonly used in Malaysia & Singapore.
It conveys a feeling of strong physical/emotional pleasure, excitement or tingling taste buds(when used with regards to food).
Wow! This chilli padi/wasabi is damn SHIOK!
Revenge was Shiok.
'Last night' was Shiok.
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A word that expreses great satisfaction
Also a word that is made fashionable by class 13 of the GESS in singapore during 2004-2006
Wha! this stuff is damn shiok man!
Shiok man, tonight we go party
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when a man touch a woman it's called MOREST! BUT when a woman touch a man it's called SHIOK man!
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A word that expresses maximum content with anything that may bring you satisfaction in any way.
From the 'singlish' word: 'shiok'
Also a slogan used by the former class 13 of the GESS in Singapore 2006
Wow, this bucket of fried chicken is like its filled with shiokness!
Shiokness man, tonight we can go party!
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Shiok was adapted in Malaysia and Singapore from the early immigrant from India; from the Hindi/Punjabi/Urdu word 'shauk' or 'shauq' - same meaning: liking and enjoying something or activity.
Love these cocktails - so shiok!
These hamburgers are so shiok!
I had a shiok time with you last night!
The sensation that you get of feeling lucky and amazed at the same time. This sensation only can be achieved during the Chinese new year season where one can feel both lucky and amazed at the same time.
On a rainy day, my friends and I went to had Hai Di Lao for dinner. Choon said "It was heng shiok!"