I’ve lived here for 20 years and everyday is like my first day. I am never bored with this place, there’s always things to see and to explore and in a calm, clean and safe way. No guns, no drugs, no pollution - other places can keep their Freedom, I’m very happy with my Singapore.
Met plenty of patient's from America and Europe nations while i was working as nurse in a private hospital here in SG. And they too shared your feelings and sentiments. They mentioned that nothing beats the safety of their young kids going out at night knowing it is pretty safe. I mean it is not 100% safe. But better than where they came from.
Have been living in Singapore from last 5 years, apart from rentals going very high, I love every bit of this country. what I love the most is the quality of public toilets and availability of diverse foods . I’m a Muslim , so it’s pretty easy to find halal foods here everywhere! 🙌
The majority of Singaporeans are friendly and some are reserved. If you know the MRT route well, it is easier to navigate through Singapore 🇸🇬 as it covers the entire city of Singapore 🇸🇬 and more MRT lines are coming up. Looking forward to more videos from you David.
There's a Chinese idiom 路在口边, literally means 'the road is at your mouth'. If you need directions, you just need to ask. Practically all Singaporeans, including elderly uncles and aunties, can converse in English.Those Chinese-looking ones who cannot are foreigners.
Singapore is super fun once you learn how easy it is to get around on their MRT, they have an MRT you can actually brag on, since it covers the whole country, instead of a single city. Lots of Filipinos in Singapore too, I was fortunate to work in MSC, which is tied to the US Navy, which enabled me to be able to chill out in Singapore for very long durations of time for free, I love it.
@@davidkhai Definitely it is, you can go anywhere on those trains, and never worry about any danger, but be very mindful, and careful in the metro stations, it can be very strict, and you can see stuff down there like you wouldnt believe, lets just say that the shotguns you see security walking around in PH are nothing compared to what you may see around Singapore.
Honestly this is the first time I watched the other side of singapore.i only know the city proper.thanks for showing the beautiful country of Singapore.❤️from Philippines
You can use your Visa card for bus and MRT ride. For bus, you have to tap the card on the sensor when you board and alight. If you forget to tap the sensor when you alight, you will be charged for the entire bus route fee.
1) maxwell hawker 2) thiong bahru hawker (nearby have prewar building and lots of cafe) 3) holland village hawker (nearby have cafe call chip bee garden) 4) chinatown food and market centre (biggest in sg) 5) old airport road hawker 6) many others hahah
It is nice of you to show the skyway and the supertree observatory. They are rarely captured by other vloggers and also not often visited by locals too. This two attractions were never bundled for local promotions before unlike the two Domes.
The screen will show the last station before u hop in the train..if the screen show Dhoby Ghaut..don’t take this train..wait for the next train..if it show Marina Bay..u can board the train and is a direct line to Bayfront 😊
Singapore is a “ concrete jungle” and cleanest place . Transportation or amazing MRT . It’s classy to get A -B Well organised/ Thank you for showing it, the content Is quite detailed.
@@sammanis9148 Sam you misunderstood my comment. Its a “ figure of speech” ,(contextual ) It’s somewhat the physical infrastructure. I’m not comparing to the country that you mentioning ..Apology if this was sounded that way.. I love Singapore, it’s a role for other Asian countries, it’s economy, infrastructure and the people. When I’m visiting there it’s amazing experience. Terimakasi Banyak.
Glad that you love our greenery. It's our dearest, late Mr Lee Kuan Yew, who in 1967 mooted the idea to turn Singapore into a “Garden city” with abundant greenery and a clean environment. He launched the first tree-planting campaign in Singapore in 1963.
I was in Sing once on a business trip. I didn’t get a chance to use their public transportation that much due to timing. I only had one & a half day roaming around but I enjoyed every bit of it.
Lucky Plaza on Orchard Road is where you will find a boatload of Filipinos. It is crazy how close Malaysia is, I'm surprised there isnt a short foot bridge in some places to cross between the 2 countries, but I know it is a crazy busy shipping lane.
there's 2 bridges, one in the north, the "causeway", one in the west, the "second-link", and they're currently building a third bridge if you can call it, a cross border MRT.
The food at Marina Bayfront is so expensive! I have never eaten there. Thanks for sharing. You should have stay till at night as there is free lighting show.
@@davidkhai all of them has a hawker centre next / nearby MRT. Upper Thomson has famous Nam Kee Chicken Rice, Prata & many more. And most of people r local & I think they would be excited to see u with a Camera.
Singaporeans are more reserved. But majority are kind n friendly. Those service staff u met are mostly foreigners from neighbouring countries,probably they are shy n reserved
Another great video David! That's kind of weird though but it's a norm in Asia I guess (I know it is like that too in the Philippines) where you start the day with sunshine then in the afternoon, the weather could change to cloudy or with rain even. Anyway, another great video and thanks for sharing your day with us...stay safe and God bless!
The Supertrees at Gardens By The Bay has photovaltaic cells that harness solar energy for light displays, collection of rainwater for irrigation of the plants and fountain displays serve air intake and exhaust functions as part of the conservatories cooling system. It mimics the ecological functions of trees. And thanks for showing the men's toilet .... lol!!!! first time being in there, thanks to you... hahaha!!!!!😆🤣
Fyi David, the Mountbatten MRT Station was named after Lord Louis Mountbatten the uncle of the present King Charles III of England, as Sgp was once a British Colony. Some fun facts for you.
I learned something new as a Singaporean. We locals use stored value cards for riding on buses and trains. They give you a discount on individual fares. But I never knew you could use credit cards for the same purpose. Guess you’d have to pay the full fares with no discounts.
I really hoped you have tried the heartlands' nasi lemak. For you to say that plate of nasi lemak was amazing at $17, you've fallen into the tourist trap.
@@davidkhai Pollards are young trees with their branches cut off so that they can be transported into Singapore and easily planted neatly along the roads. They're also called 'instant trees'.
Im goin to Singapore in April and this video help me a lot for ideas.. very informative..very nice video❤.. im just curious about the man on the last part of your video .. he is on the top of one of the mini hills.. is that allowed to step in??😂
Make a good research, do a list will help you a lot, mostly TH-camr go for common area, that’s actually a lot for a small country, Singapore can be vary cheap and can be vary expensive, if you stuck at tourism area, you definitely in the experience side to mid-range price, hope you do your research well, good luck to both of you😊
Good- morning mate from not so sunny L.A. Ca. Good vlog as usual. That bath-room with the plants was crazy. Would not make it through the day here in L.A. I have always heard that Singapore is very strict. Could that be why people are more re-served our is it just their nature. What a sky-line. Good you went to the top of that tower. That would be a must for me. Beautiful. I would rate it in the top ten I have seen, Hong-Kong up there for me also.That hotel looks nuts also. Hope you will able to check it out. I am sure your bank account will take a big hit if you want to stay there for a night.I have been looking for that exact same dish you had for your first meal but as now not much luck.I will try China-town.I go there a-lot.How do you spell what looks like a staple you were eating with your meal.Was it called called sam-bool or some-thing like that. Looks really good. I eat a-lot of Asian food.I hope the Philippines will continue to follow you with your travels. I am sure they want you to come back.They took a real liking to you. You have a gentle soul just as they do.By the way,I am married to a filipino.Look forward to your next vlog.Take care and be safe mate. Over and out.Tom the Cali.cat.
@@davidkhai it is called sambal. This is a very popular malay dish that any malay food stall will sell anywhere in S'pore. Your meal is a little special with bbq chicken with special sauce instead of the usual fried chicken, hence you pay premium price.
Welcome to Singapore😁. Enjoy your trip here. Would like to let u know that the tap water is clean and potable. So u could drink directly from the tap. If u do come across another orange juice vending machine, please try it. I'm sure u will like it😁. Have fun ☺️
Just in case watching the Garden by the Bay's light show is in your itinerary, just a little info about Marina Bay area : it's built on reclaimed land. The man-made Super trees collect rainwater and also fitted with solar panels. These 2 features provide water and generate electricity to cool the conservatories, and provide power for the daily light show. So, this is eco-tourist destination showcasing sustainable practices
yup that's what i thought. back then when filming it seemed as though it was still a requirement. if not, we'd probably have caught at least one without, but doesn't seem that way in this video.
great video!! but never compare singapore to the rest of the south east asia cus singapore population only 6 million instead the rest of the south east asia like indonesia, vietnam, philipines and thailand are more than 100million population of course the scenario wil be different
my normal brain:great that you enjoyed sg :D hope you come back again to see other cool stuff! my singaporean brain: NOOOOO YOURE SUPPOSED TO BOARD THE MRT FROM THE SIDE AFTER PPL ALIGHT SO YOU DONT CRASH INTO PPL GOING OUT THATS WHAT THE ARROWS ARE FOR
I nvr knew we gotta board the MRT frm the sides... 😱 I thought we had to stand at the sides to allow ppl to alight, and whn they're done alightin we just have all that available space to board the train frm...
Dayum that whopping 17sgd nasi lemak 😅 You could easily get it here in Malaysia for between 1-4 dollars from street vendor all the way to having it in a restaurant…
I’ve lived here for 20 years and everyday is like my first day. I am never bored with this place, there’s always things to see and to explore and in a calm, clean and safe way. No guns, no drugs, no pollution - other places can keep their Freedom, I’m very happy with my Singapore.
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Met plenty of patient's from America and Europe nations while i was working as nurse in a private hospital here in SG. And they too shared your feelings and sentiments.
They mentioned that nothing beats the safety of their young kids going out at night knowing it is pretty safe.
I mean it is not 100% safe. But better than where they came from.
Freedom ? But not the freedom to walk safely down the street or to have your children n safe in school …..!!!
You might have memory lost
Been there last week, the people are disciplined, the country is amazing, no traffic, fresh air, clean surroundings, i love every bit of Singapore ❤
Headed there today what area did u stay in
@@CCCC-tq8yo we stayed at the cube in chinatown
@@alsandinoganaban2412 prices are crazy here rooms small and over priced
I love your enthusiasm for Singapore, I went there 15 times, sometimes twice a year, easy place to work out
It's pretty much got everything you need!
Have been living in Singapore from last 5 years, apart from rentals going very high, I love every bit of this country. what I love the most is the quality of public toilets and availability of diverse foods . I’m a Muslim , so it’s pretty easy to find halal foods here everywhere! 🙌
@1:00 Ha, Old Airport Rd, childhood memories...
The majority of Singaporeans are friendly and some are reserved. If you know the MRT route well, it is easier to navigate through Singapore 🇸🇬 as it covers the entire city of Singapore 🇸🇬 and more MRT lines are coming up. Looking forward to more videos from you David.
Appreciate it is Safri!
There's a Chinese idiom 路在口边, literally means 'the road is at your mouth'. If you need directions, you just need to ask. Practically all Singaporeans, including elderly uncles and aunties, can converse in English.Those Chinese-looking ones who cannot are foreigners.
All overseas asians should visit Singapore at least once in their life. My friend said it was weird feeling like part of a majority.
Singapore is super fun once you learn how easy it is to get around on their MRT, they have an MRT you can actually brag on, since it covers the whole country, instead of a single city.
Lots of Filipinos in Singapore too, I was fortunate to work in MSC, which is tied to the US Navy, which enabled me to be able to chill out in Singapore for very long durations of time for free, I love it.
Their MRT really amazed me, so efficient and effective at getting around. Had know idea about the Filipino community, thanks for the info!
@@davidkhai Definitely it is, you can go anywhere on those trains, and never worry about any danger, but be very mindful, and careful in the metro stations, it can be very strict, and you can see stuff down there like you wouldnt believe, lets just say that the shotguns you see security walking around in PH are nothing compared to what you may see around Singapore.
@@davidkhai Go to Pulau Ubin...feel what SG was back in the 60S :)
@@sharonfletcher1753 Thanks for the suggestion!
We're leaving today after 2 week. Love this place
Amazing place isn’t it 👌
Honestly this is the first time I watched the other side of singapore.i only know the city proper.thanks for showing the beautiful country of Singapore.❤️from Philippines
My pleasure :)
You can use your Visa card for bus and MRT ride. For bus, you have to tap the card on the sensor when you board and alight. If you forget to tap the sensor when you alight, you will be charged for the entire bus route fee.
Used it on the MRT, absolutely amazing system. Thanks for the bus tip!
1) maxwell hawker
2) thiong bahru hawker (nearby have prewar building and lots of cafe)
3) holland village hawker (nearby have cafe call chip bee garden)
4) chinatown food and market centre (biggest in sg)
5) old airport road hawker
6) many others hahah
Haha too many, thanks!
It is nice of you to show the skyway and the supertree observatory. They are rarely captured by other vloggers and also not often visited by locals too. This two attractions were never bundled for local promotions before unlike the two Domes.
Thks for your compliment
God Bless You
Hope you visited the Cloud Forest! It's a really cool attraction with a giant indoor waterfall and interesting plants from high altitudes
Oh damn I did not visit it, but gives me a good reason to come back in future
Thanks for the upload, I miss my country so much. Always love to watch them on youtube.
The screen will show the last station before u hop in the train..if the screen show Dhoby Ghaut..don’t take this train..wait for the next train..if it show Marina Bay..u can board the train and is a direct line to Bayfront 😊
Thanks for the tip Pam :)
Very clean and easy to ride with MRT,just follow direction, like here in Sweden as well you don’t need to buy ticket just use your credit card.
Oh that’s awesome, hope Australia brings it in one day haha
@@davidkhai Philippines too haha
Singapore is a “ concrete jungle” and cleanest place . Transportation or amazing MRT . It’s classy to get A -B
Well organised/
Thank you for showing it, the content
Is quite detailed.
Compared to city like NY Tokyo or San Francisco, we are a jungle .
@@sammanis9148 Sam you misunderstood my comment. Its a “ figure of speech” ,(contextual ) It’s somewhat the physical infrastructure.
I’m not comparing to the country that you mentioning ..Apology if this was sounded that way.. I love Singapore, it’s a role for other Asian countries, it’s economy, infrastructure and the people. When I’m visiting there it’s amazing experience.
Terimakasi Banyak.
@@mayvun2070 thks. 👍👍
I like how you walked through details, planning in June end from Minnesota, thank you
Welcome to our country , hope you enjoy your stay here ☺️☺️
Thanks Desmond!
Glad that you love our greenery. It's our dearest, late Mr Lee Kuan Yew, who in 1967 mooted the idea to turn Singapore into a “Garden city” with abundant greenery and a clean environment. He launched the first tree-planting campaign in Singapore in 1963.
It's amazing!
it is now called 'City in a Garden' I believe. ;)
That MIT Craps on Toronto's ttc as well 👍
I love that walkway
! The term Hawker or Hawker Chan is new to me.
I love watching all your videos David. Keep it up!
Great vid! Thanks for sharing 👍
hi，glad you are enjoying Singapore 😄 hope you are visiting the hawker centers (especially the neighborhood ones). check out the food and prices there.
Definitely will, thanks!
Many restaurant choices wow so nice
Bandung is Rose syrup plus carnation evaporated milk.
I was in Sing once on a business trip. I didn’t get a chance to use their public transportation that much due to timing. I only had one & a half day roaming around but I enjoyed every bit of it.
Whoah! david your very near to my place .im here in marine drive.hope one day i meet you.Singapore is rich country and safe♥️🥰
Love it in Sinagpore!
Great video. We definitely want to visit Singapore soon!
Definitely a must, such an amazing adavnced country
Thank you for sharing your video with us David 😊
Lucky Plaza on Orchard Road is where you will find a boatload of Filipinos. It is crazy how close Malaysia is, I'm surprised there isnt a short foot bridge in some places to cross between the 2 countries, but I know it is a crazy busy shipping lane.
Of course there is a bridge you can cross to get to Malaysia , it's the causeway at woodlands
@@cheontham3265 oh ok, thanks for the info
there is....u still need to get ur passport ready :)
@@kennyzeng21 I have a passport and it still has about 2 years left on it
there's 2 bridges, one in the north, the "causeway", one in the west, the "second-link", and they're currently building a third bridge if you can call it, a cross border MRT.
U sure have all facts quite accurate in Ur finger tips... Good video...
Born and bred local here.
Great video.. welcome to Sg
Thank you! I am glad that you like Singapore.
that place got like a avatar vibes but it does nice and peaceful there wow what an awesome video thanks for this cool content David
It does! Pretty cool
The food at Marina Bayfront is so expensive! I have never eaten there. Thanks for sharing.
You should have stay till at night as there is free lighting show.
Hi maybe try going to heartland- Jurong East, Holland, Toa Payoh, Upper Thomson, Bedok. MRT name after them.
Thanks for the suggestions!
@@davidkhai all of them has a hawker centre next / nearby MRT. Upper Thomson has famous Nam Kee Chicken Rice, Prata & many more. And most of people r local & I think they would be excited to see u with a Camera.
Punggol Waterway Park :)
Singaporeans are more reserved. But majority are kind n friendly. Those service staff u met are mostly foreigners from neighbouring countries,probably they are shy n reserved
Definitely have noticed they're more reserved, but when I need help there super friendly :)
The world's busiest trans shipment port and second biggest gross container tonnage in the world.
Another great video David! That's kind of weird though but it's a norm in Asia I guess (I know it is like that too in the Philippines) where you start the day with sunshine then in the afternoon, the weather could change to cloudy or with rain even. Anyway, another great video and thanks for sharing your day with us...stay safe and God bless!
Often the same in Sydney to with the weather
Blows my mind that other countries still do not allow visa/master to tap into their subway stations. Or even the use of smartwatches/smartphones.
Good commentary and viewing shots for us elderlies at home
That drink is bandung aka rose syrup drink (essence of rose + condensed milk + sugar + ice)
The Supertrees at Gardens By The Bay has photovaltaic cells that harness solar energy for light displays, collection of rainwater for irrigation of the plants and fountain displays serve air intake and exhaust functions as part of the conservatories cooling system. It mimics the ecological functions of trees.
And thanks for showing the men's toilet .... lol!!!! first time being in there, thanks to you... hahaha!!!!!😆🤣
Hahaha my pleasure!
Bandung is Milk with Rose Syrup. You've got your flavour profiles right!
For you information if you don’t already know, gardens by the bay is built on the ocean with reclaimed land
Fyi David, the Mountbatten MRT Station was named after Lord Louis Mountbatten the uncle of the present King Charles III of England, as Sgp was once a British Colony. Some fun facts for you.
It is 'Too Early' to eat? Bro you have to adjust, we eat basically anytime of the day. 🤣
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Or night … 😅
Thank you, David
I learned something new as a Singaporean. We locals use stored value cards for riding on buses and trains. They give you a discount on individual fares. But I never knew you could use credit cards for the same purpose. Guess you’d have to pay the full fares with no discounts.
you sure look different from your first video David😎! Enjoy your world tour!
Shelters all the way fm my apt to the bus station.❤
Let me know if you want food recommendations of some of my favourite food in Singapore
Legend send me through a list! I've got places planned for this trip already, but perhaps in future when I come back I'll use yours, thanks :0
@@davidkhai I can tell from your video if you got good recommendation . So I will be waiting for your next videos. Cheers!
I like to wach your video bro.. keep safe.. ingat ka lagi... phillipines...... mabuhay ka...
Im not a fan of nasi lemak but u make it like its new dish n now me wana try it 😅 thanks for the great video🤗
All the trains and buses in Qld allow you to tap your pay wave card or phone.
That’s awesome! Hopefully Melbourne soon haha
David, welcome to Singapore.
Thanks Daniel!
Enjoy your stay at singapore.
I really hoped you have tried the heartlands' nasi lemak. For you to say that plate of nasi lemak was amazing at $17, you've fallen into the tourist trap.
you can get the same at $3 :(
bundung is the drink, rose syrup with evaporate milk.
Ahh thank you!
Bandung is rose syrup with milk
The trees, shrubs, flowers and grass are imported. Do you know what pollards are?
The fine sand in East Coast Lagoon Beach is also imported.
Nope no clue what pollards are haha
@@davidkhai Pollards are young trees with their branches cut off so that they can be transported into Singapore and easily planted neatly along the roads. They're also called 'instant trees'.
Almost everything in Singapore is imported. Even water had to be imported. We've only just achieved self-sufficiency with our water supply.
What a waste you didn’t go for the Flower dome and Clould forest, these two indoor attractions is a must go at Garden by the bay 😊
Gives me a reason in future to come back
Im goin to Singapore in April and this video help me a lot for ideas.. very informative..very nice video❤.. im just curious about the man on the last part of your video .. he is on the top of one of the mini hills.. is that allowed to step in??😂
Happy I could help haha, and enjoy Singapore! Haha not too sure about that tbh
Make a good research, do a list will help you a lot, mostly TH-camr go for common area, that’s actually a lot for a small country, Singapore can be vary cheap and can be vary expensive, if you stuck at tourism area, you definitely in the experience side to mid-range price, hope you do your research well, good luck to both of you😊
Air Bandung is the rose syrup drink
Good- morning mate from not so sunny L.A. Ca. Good vlog as usual. That bath-room with the plants was crazy. Would not make it through the day here in L.A. I have always heard that Singapore is very strict. Could that be why people are more re-served our is it just their nature. What a sky-line. Good you went to the top of that tower. That would be a must for me. Beautiful. I would rate it in the top ten I have seen, Hong-Kong up there for me also.That hotel looks nuts also. Hope you will able to check it out. I am sure your bank account will take a big hit if you want to stay there for a night.I have been looking for that exact same dish you had for your first meal but as now not much luck.I will try China-town.I go there a-lot.How do you spell what looks like a staple you were eating with your meal.Was it called called sam-bool or some-thing like that. Looks really good. I eat a-lot of Asian food.I hope the Philippines will continue to follow you with your travels. I am sure they want you to come back.They took a real liking to you. You have a gentle soul just as they do.By the way,I am married to a filipino.Look forward to your next vlog.Take care and be safe mate. Over and out.Tom the Cali.cat.
Hopefully get to visit HK one day! And it was sambol, very delicious
nasi lemak is the dish. coconut rice. bandung is the drink rose syrup with milk. sambal is the chilli paste
@@davidkhai it is called sambal. This is a very popular malay dish that any malay food stall will sell anywhere in S'pore. Your meal is a little special with bbq chicken with special sauce instead of the usual fried chicken, hence you pay premium price.
Welcome to Singapore😁. Enjoy your trip here. Would like to let u know that the tap water is clean and potable. So u could drink directly from the tap. If u do come across another orange juice vending machine, please try it. I'm sure u will like it😁. Have fun ☺️
Thanks Cheng! Oh that’s good to know as well
Just in case watching the Garden by the Bay's light show is in your itinerary, just a little info about Marina Bay area : it's built on reclaimed land. The man-made Super trees collect rainwater and also fitted with solar panels. These 2 features provide water and generate electricity to cool the conservatories, and provide power for the daily light show. So, this is eco-tourist destination showcasing sustainable practices
Cool !!! ... 😊
If you love nature, you definitely have to visit Macritchie. It is amazing there.
You reminded of a triad member
lol the tattoos right
@@davidkhai that and the hairstyle. It is perfect for a triad movie.
😂
Singapore has no natural resources but good governance. Not perfect but we have the foundation to move towards perfection.
Amazing country
Welcome Bro.. Try the frog porridge. Trust me you will never regret. 👊🏼
I tried the frog porridge at Geylang Lor 9 Fresh and like you said, I did not regret it. So good
@@davidkhai you seems to really know your way and tips of where to grab the best food..👏🏻💪🏼
@@davidkhai damn… man got all the insider tips 😂
Did you visit the Cloud Forest dome? It's super nice!
No didn’t visit it this trip, on a budget haha. But next time I visit I will
What shoes do you normally wear when having a walk day?
Nike Air Force 1’s - Love the comfort haha
Great to see you enjoying your trip in Singapore. Visit us more, cheers 🍻
Hello David
Sure better than Australia .
Are you still here in Singapore?
Hello from Indonesia
Stewie?!!. Lol ... welcome back anytime! Sambal bro!
Visiting & touring can be fun BUT working & living in SG 🇸🇬 are all different issues. This should apply in some other countries too.
It's a small city u can do everything in a week
Wow, you climbed 270 steps up to the Supertree Observatory? Why didn't you take the elevator up?
Cardio to help burn all the delicious Singaporean food I'll be eating haha
Nice
What camera are you using?
Go Pro Hero 10
Next time U r here, contact me, will bring U round Bro to explore more local delights and places :)
Ohh you didn't enter the domes :(
Gives me a good reason to visit in future :)
I thought they require passengers to still wear mask while inside the train... quite obvious with the rest of the pax as well...
It is no longer mandatory to wear a mask anywhere in Singapore. But there are many people still willing to wear one to keep safe. :)
Humans are strange. If they do something regularly, it becomes a habit even if there is no rationale behind it.
yup that's what i thought. back then when filming it seemed as though it was still a requirement. if not, we'd probably have caught at least one without, but doesn't seem that way in this video.
Welcome to Singapore…
Appreciate every single 👍 comment.
Don't miss Songkran festival in Thailand on 13-15 April. 💦
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great video!! but never compare singapore to the rest of the south east asia cus singapore population only 6 million instead the rest of the south east asia like indonesia, vietnam, philipines and thailand are more than 100million population of course the scenario wil be different
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I think malaysia is better compares to singapore in term of foods and costs
my normal brain:great that you enjoyed sg :D hope you come back again to see other cool stuff!
my singaporean brain: NOOOOO YOURE SUPPOSED TO BOARD THE MRT FROM THE SIDE AFTER PPL ALIGHT SO YOU DONT CRASH INTO PPL GOING OUT THATS WHAT THE ARROWS ARE FOR
unspoken singaporean etiquette 😔😔
I nvr knew we gotta board the MRT frm the sides... 😱
I thought we had to stand at the sides to allow ppl to alight, and whn they're done alightin we just have all that available space to board the train frm...
@@StArLiTe5691 i mean when its rlly busy you gotta go in by the sides-
wat a mistake, u never go in the cloud forest
Always another time
Dayum that whopping 17sgd nasi lemak 😅
You could easily get it here in Malaysia for between 1-4 dollars from street vendor all the way to having it in a restaurant…
In Spore, I paid $6.50 for my nasi lemak
Singapore is pricey haha
In KL food isn't that cheap either...Almost at the same level as Singapore in general...If you eat in a fancy restaurant of course it will be pricier
@@davidkhai There is a $3.50 Nasi Lemak at the hawker.