Hi I am a local Singaporean. Some things that are good to know for you after watching this video (Part 1 of 2) 1. The double-decker buses that do city sightseeing tours in Singapore typically have an open top for the upper deck and an enclosed air-conditioned lower deck. It is known as the Hippo Sightseeing Bus and is painted red in colour. 2. The green double-decker bus that you saw at 0:51 is a regular public bus, a part of Singapore's Public Transport Network. 3. At 1:29, the building that you said that almost looks like it could be a church is actually a historic building called 'Jinrikisha Station' or 'Pulled Rickshaw Station', which was built in 1903 as an administration centre for the rickshaws. There is an actual church behind Shelby at 1:18 called 'Fairfield Methodist Church'. 4. The 'Carrot' in 'Carrot Cake' you mentioned at 5:03 actually refers to the White Radish or Japanese Daikon. The typical orange carrots that we know are known as ' 胡萝卜 (Hú luó bo)' or 'Red Carrot' in Chinese while the White Radish is known as '白萝卜 (Bái luó bo)' or 'White Carrot' in Chinese. White Radish is mixed with rice flour and water and then steamed to create a white "Carrot Cake". This steamed "Carrot Cake" is chopped into bite-size pieces and then fried together with beaten eggs, preserved radish and other seasonings. The final product is known as 'Fried Carrot Cake'. Some stalls serve black and/or white versions. The black version includes sweet sauce mixed in while cooking to impart sweetness and colour to the dish. White version excludes the sweet sauce.
@@RobertS-h7r hey, I hear ya, US should move homeless, drugs, pornography, school shooting and criminals from the streets.....a bit nauseating, to put it honestly...
It’s the same everywhere. A same product costs a lot more at Japanese convenience stores than in supermarkets but tourists tend to buy at convenience stores.
@@Mannouhana74 thats because as a foreigner researching japan, basically all information out there tells you to ignore grocerystores and just go convenient stores in japan. Also the prices at conventient stores are cheap compared to western convenient stores. Here the price is normally double of grocery stores
We thoroughly enjoyed watching the scenery of Singapore, my friend! The city's beauty was truly mesmerizing and captivating. Thank you for sharing this amazing experience with us! 👍👍
@@ChaseandShelbs If you're into skyscrapers, hop over to Kuala Lumpur, just a 5 hours bus drive. Then you see really tall skyscrapers, that make Singapore look like a miniature city. :-)
glad you guys enjoyed your walk through Singapore ! at 33:01 the first building you pointed to is called the "Esplanade" it's where a lot of theatre shows, musicals, orchestras play at. The next building you pointed to is the ArtScience Museum. I personally haven't been there so i don't really know what it entails ahhaha
Welcome to Singapore! I hope you have fun. One unique thing about new buildings in Singapore is that any building built over a grass area will require replacing same or more of grasses and plants within the building. That is why you see gardens in the middle of new buildings.
Singapore tends to distract your plans, but if u get lost you will explore more than you expect ? just jump on a upper decker bus all the way to a terminal and get lost in exploration. its a fun thingy to do.
Yehey.....Finally you dear friends Chase and Shelbs visited one of the most beautiful places in the world, Singapore. There are so many beautiful spots to visit to in Singapore such as Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Botanic garden, Singapore Zoo, National Orchid Garden, Supertree Grove and Sands Skypark Observation Deck...... .....keep safe guys.....With love from Doms in the Philippines❤❤❤
@@mjo750 Hey ....Your comment is funny and irrelevant hahaha 🤣😂Do your research and you will understand the beauty of Singapore, either it's a man-made or not, still, it should be considered as beautiful as it is ok😆😁
The path which had the pedestrian and bicycle sign is a Shared Path which allows power assisted bicycles, e-scooters, etc. Singapore currently does not have many dedicated bicycle/PMD paths as we do not have much land/space to do so.
Also fun fact, those shophouses that you have walked past, the walkway in front of the shophouses is uniquely Singaporean. During colonial times, it was part of city planning and regulations that shophouses had to include a five foot way for shelter from the sun or rain. Literally five feet wide. That’s why shophouses in Singapore are almost perfectly in line.
@@Johnne009 it’s different. It’s not uniformly five feet. It’s all throughout Singapore that it’s five feet. In Malaysia or Thailand, you will see some shophouse protruding out. Some sunken in. But not uniformly five feet.
@@EGO0808 yes. But it’s not enforced strictly. In Singapore it’s enforced strightly. I know can be found throughout SEA. But I’m talking about island wide it’s 5ft. No matter which district in Singapore you go to
The "durian" looking building is a theater for performing arts and the other "lotus" shaped building is the musuem or arts and science where there are interactive art displays with technology built into some of these displays.
That left handed dumpling pick up with that bed of sauce with red chilli oil under, in a white shirt, was anxiety inducing! Glad you made it out clean!
Shelby, according to Chinese metaphysics it is a blessing to be born in the year of the Pig as it meant that you'll be blessed in abundance. Those born in the year of a pig are guaranteed a good life and never have to slog (: I've made my own analysis with surrounding family members and it's kind of proven! Lucky you! You should get that chopstick!
Oh that’s great than! I would only hope to have a good life and be blessed in abundance. ☺️ thanks for sharing that with me! Maybe I’ll get some chopsticks. I do want a pair of my own to carry around!
(Part 2 of 2) 5. At 7:04, you mentioned that bottle that you were pouring is vinegar soy sauce, but I have to kindly correct you on that point. It is not vinegar soy sauce. It is actually called Chinkiang Vinegar, which is a Chinese black-coloured rice-based vinegar. 6. Singapore imports durians from Malaysia, that's why you can find stalls selling durians like at 11:32 in Singapore. 7. There are single-deck buses in Singapore as well. Hopefully you are able to see some single-deck buses in your subsequent days in Singapore. 8. Actually Singaporeans don't really follow the dedicated cycling lane thing. Bike and Walk means that lane is a shared lane (for both cyclists and pedestrians). You will find Singaporeans walking on the Cycling Lane and Cyclists riding their bikes on the Walking Line. It is perfectly normal in Singapore, don't be alarmed by it. The typical unwritten rule is that as long as you keep to the left side of a 1-way or 2-way walking path, you will be safe. Singaporean cyclists will typically ring their bells to let people know of their presence and for pedestrians to give way to them by keeping left.
Hi Chase & Shelbs. As you mention yes indeed Singapore is Asia Switzerland. You did drink orange juice from the vending machine but you forgot to take that straw. I know you love Indian food. Go to Tekka Hawker center near to little India along serangoon road. At Tekka Hawker center, variety type of local food are affordable. I recommend go to West Coast Stall, Fried Noodle, Fried Rice, Fried Kueh Teaw all are nice. Must try the Mutton Soap with bread perfect 10/10.
Since you are at tekka market try Singapore Indian Rojak its much better then Malaysia. Then go to Arab street find Victory or Zam Zam stall best Murtabak in Singapore. Its opposite Sultan Mosque.
You need to come to Singapore for Christmas and New Year. Orchard road and marina bay sands is so beautiful and magical. And on New Year's Eve, the fireworks start at 10,30 pm or 11 ,pm and it goes on until 12 am. It is the best fireworks in the world. You gonna have the best Christmas and New Year's Eve in your life in Singapore. It is so beautiful and spectacular, you will be so happy here in Singapore and you love Singapore.
Most of the street murals at Chinatown, Kampong Glam and Little India were painted by a SG artist known as Yip Yew Chong. He was commissioned to paint these murals. You can google about him and the locations of his art works.
At the first traffic light crossing in your video, once you cross the road on your right, is the famous Maxwell Food Centre. You missed it. In it, there are far more good food than other hawker centres. The Tian Tian Chicken Rice is Michelin rated too, expect to queue for at least 30 mins but if you go there early like 10:30 by the time you get your food its lunch time 😂 happy hunting 😊
Hi. You can chew gums in Singapore. You cannot import or sell them. So if you buy from outside of Singapore and chew in Singapore, it's ok. Not ok only if you don't disposed of it properly. Hope you enjoyed Singapore.❤
It is good actually not to have gum sold here. No chewed gum stuck on the pavement, lamp post nor under tables etc. Most people just look uncouth chewing gum with their mouth opened while walking around anyway. I never understand why Westerners deem it bad manners when other races chew with their mouth slightly open when having their meals and insisting that the right etiquette should be to chew with lips shut yet they are okay with themselves chewing gum with mouths opened while walking around the streets.
Welcome to Singapore! Besides Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam, Marina Bay & CBD area, you could explore the Southern Ridges walk & try visiting some neighbourhood centres too 🤗. Myth: “Chewing gum is illegal” Fact: “Importing & selling gum is illegal” 🙂 The ban was due to irresponsible beings who spat gum on pavements & even stuck on mrt (subway) doors which wasted so much national resources to clean & attend to 😖
Hi Chase and Shelbs, welcome to our beautiful SG. Happy you both enjoyed your stay and visited places around this small island country. One correction, there is no law to stop you chewing gum in Singapore, however, there are laws for throwing rubbish (littering), misbehaving on public transportations / public places to protect the safety of others... so, as long as you put your gum into the garbage bin correctly, it will be ok. we are not allowing importing or selling gum (with same exception) generally. the reason you are paying much more in the restaurants, other than the foods is highly demanded, it's due to high rental, and service fees and taxes are included. I am sure you have enjoyed the yummy food easily in many foods' courts & hawker centres around the country just like all Singaporean.
Try to go to heartlands, Ang Mo Kio, for food try 85 Bedok or chomp chomp in Serangoon gardens alternatively East Coast park for bike ride and Laguna hawker centre.
C'mon you fellows know the name of the building with 3 pillars and a ship-like platform on its top right? The F1 Singapore Night Race had been ongoing for years and this building is one of the main highlights.
Welcome to Singapore! The most common misconception of tourists lol. It is not illegal to chew gum in Singapore. You just can't sell them (you could only purchase legally from pharmacies for "medical" kind like dental and nicotine). Finally I see a youtuber visiting the Chinatown Complex. Majority of tourists missed this largest hawker centre in Singapore and walk all the way to other hawkers.
Even if you bring chewing gum from Johor, it's still considered illegal in Singapore. The ban applies to all chewing gum, regardless of where it was purchased. It's best to avoid bringing chewing gum into Singapore to avoid any legal issues.
Don't waste time at the standard spots, see how life really is at places like Ang Mo Kio, Punggol Costal Settlement, and our newest attraction - the Chinese and Japanese gardens at Jurong.
Americans especially cause USA did a whole smear campaign to say chewing gum is illegal when Singapore stopped imports from the US to sort of shame Singapore for doing that. Always about the money.
U can go to new birds Park 🏞️ included Zoo.if u lucky u can meet our wildlife otters 🦦🦦,wild pigs ,deer included chickens .they are free move around.😅🐓🦌🐗
Singapore is ok for tourists.....short term stay.....it's not economical. But Malaysia is better for long-term stay and more family friendly.....economically, better value for money.
omg as a Singaporean SIngapore is so boring hahaha its basically a touch and go country, there is no need to return here again. u can get your things done in one trip.
Oh really haha! That makes sense. For us it was super exciting and we loved it! We did cover a lot of the things we wanted to see though in a few days. A great trip overall ☺️
Hi I am a local Singaporean.
Some things that are good to know for you after watching this video (Part 1 of 2)
1. The double-decker buses that do city sightseeing tours in Singapore typically have an open top for the upper deck and an enclosed air-conditioned lower deck. It is known as the Hippo Sightseeing Bus and is painted red in colour.
2. The green double-decker bus that you saw at 0:51 is a regular public bus, a part of Singapore's Public Transport Network.
3. At 1:29, the building that you said that almost looks like it could be a church is actually a historic building called 'Jinrikisha Station' or 'Pulled Rickshaw Station', which was built in 1903 as an administration centre for the rickshaws. There is an actual church behind Shelby at 1:18 called 'Fairfield Methodist Church'.
4. The 'Carrot' in 'Carrot Cake' you mentioned at 5:03 actually refers to the White Radish or Japanese Daikon. The typical orange carrots that we know are known as ' 胡萝卜 (Hú luó bo)' or 'Red Carrot' in Chinese while the White Radish is known as '白萝卜 (Bái luó bo)' or 'White Carrot' in Chinese. White Radish is mixed with rice flour and water and then steamed to create a white "Carrot Cake". This steamed "Carrot Cake" is chopped into bite-size pieces and then fried together with beaten eggs, preserved radish and other seasonings. The final product is known as 'Fried Carrot Cake'. Some stalls serve black and/or white versions. The black version includes sweet sauce mixed in while cooking to impart sweetness and colour to the dish. White version excludes the sweet sauce.
singaproe should remove those "wet markets", smell so fishy... a bit nauseating, to put it honestly...
@@RobertS-h7r hey, I hear ya, US should move homeless, drugs, pornography, school shooting and criminals from the streets.....a bit nauseating, to put it honestly...
As a Singaporean, 7-11 in Singapore is expensive. Thats the last place i go to if i want to get anything.
That’s good to know, thank you! ☺️
But if you have YUU member because the one I go to has so idk but do get some discounts.
So where would you go?
It’s the same everywhere. A same product costs a lot more at Japanese convenience stores than in supermarkets but tourists tend to buy at convenience stores.
@@Mannouhana74 thats because as a foreigner researching japan, basically all information out there tells you to ignore grocerystores and just go convenient stores in japan. Also the prices at conventient stores are cheap compared to western convenient stores. Here the price is normally double of grocery stores
The three buildings with that ship on its top is the iconic Marina Bay Sands
Chase and Shelby, both your chemistry is excellent. That makes the video more enjoyable to watch.
We thoroughly enjoyed watching the scenery of Singapore, my friend! The city's beauty was truly mesmerizing and captivating. Thank you for sharing this amazing experience with us! 👍👍
Go to China. U change your view
Just went to Singapore, Bali, and Malaysia in August... love love Singapore!
Fun! So glad you got to experience that, Singapore with all the light shows and sky scrapers was just unreal 😍
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@@ChaseandShelbs If you're into skyscrapers, hop over to Kuala Lumpur, just a 5 hours bus drive. Then you see really tall skyscrapers, that make Singapore look like a miniature city. :-)
23:47 - The white zig-zag lines indicate that there is a zebra crossing ahead. Drivers should keep a lookout and give way to pedestrians.
Singapore is indeed the Switzerland of Asia, with much better food.
Yes the food we had was incredible! So I’m sure that’s true 😜
Switzerland is by far beautiful. Singaporean here
Highly exaggerated to promote world publicity. No comparison to China first n second tier cities. Wilful distortion of facts.
glad you guys enjoyed your walk through Singapore ! at 33:01 the first building you pointed to is called the "Esplanade" it's where a lot of theatre shows, musicals, orchestras play at. The next building you pointed to is the ArtScience Museum. I personally haven't been there so i don't really know what it entails ahhaha
Welcome to Singapore! I hope you have fun. One unique thing about new buildings in Singapore is that any building built over a grass area will require replacing same or more of grasses and plants within the building. That is why you see gardens in the middle of new buildings.
Singapore tends to distract your plans, but if u get lost you will explore more than you expect ?
just jump on a upper decker bus all the way to a terminal and get lost in exploration. its a fun thingy to do.
Yehey.....Finally you dear friends Chase and Shelbs visited one of the most beautiful places in the world, Singapore. There are so many beautiful spots to visit to in Singapore such as Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Botanic garden, Singapore Zoo, National Orchid Garden, Supertree Grove and Sands Skypark Observation Deck...... .....keep safe guys.....With love from Doms in the Philippines❤❤❤
Everything in Singapore is man-made. What beauty are you talking about?
and so it is .. What’s your problem with that ?
@@3333wildcard Jealousy and salty are Top in his dictionary.Oooops!
salam
@@mjo750 Hey ....Your comment is funny and irrelevant hahaha 🤣😂Do your research and you will understand the beauty of Singapore, either it's a man-made or not, still, it should be considered as beautiful as it is ok😆😁
The path which had the pedestrian and bicycle sign is a Shared Path which allows power assisted bicycles, e-scooters, etc. Singapore currently does not have many dedicated bicycle/PMD paths as we do not have much land/space to do so.
32:58 The durian building is Esplanade Theater.
Very cool!
Nice video. Very joyful and positive!
Aw thanks so much! ❤️
Also fun fact, those shophouses that you have walked past, the walkway in front of the shophouses is uniquely Singaporean. During colonial times, it was part of city planning and regulations that shophouses had to include a five foot way for shelter from the sun or rain.
Literally five feet wide.
That’s why shophouses in Singapore are almost perfectly in line.
Nope. They have these in Malaysia, Indonesia and also Thailand
@@Johnne009 it’s different. It’s not uniformly five feet. It’s all throughout Singapore that it’s five feet.
In Malaysia or Thailand, you will see some shophouse protruding out. Some sunken in. But not uniformly five feet.
It is called 'kaki lima' and can be found in South East Asia, it is absolutely not uniquely Singaporean.
@@EGO0808 yes. But it’s not enforced strictly. In Singapore it’s enforced strightly.
I know can be found throughout SEA. But I’m talking about island wide it’s 5ft. No matter which district in Singapore you go to
Switzerland is the Singapore of Europe
singapore is the switzerland of asia and switzerland is the singapore of europe
both singapore and switherland have belonged to China since the dinosaur era.
Singapore is nothing like Switzerland, the two could not be more different. 🙂
Great video, love it 👍
The "durian" looking building is a theater for performing arts and the other "lotus" shaped building is the musuem or arts and science where there are interactive art displays with technology built into some of these displays.
Lau Pa Sat visit in the evening arrive at 7pm would be nice. You can find food paradise and satay paradise aswell.
That left handed dumpling pick up with that bed of sauce with red chilli oil under, in a white shirt, was anxiety inducing! Glad you made it out clean!
Shelby, according to Chinese metaphysics it is a blessing to be born in the year of the Pig as it meant that you'll be blessed in abundance. Those born in the year of a pig are guaranteed a good life and never have to slog (:
I've made my own analysis with surrounding family members and it's kind of proven! Lucky you! You should get that chopstick!
Oh that’s great than! I would only hope to have a good life and be blessed in abundance. ☺️ thanks for sharing that with me! Maybe I’ll get some chopsticks. I do want a pair of my own to carry around!
The pecking duck looks delicious 😋 the hawker food is always fun and awesome to watch
Chew gum in Singapore has no fine .
Singapore 😊❤ South East Asia expensive country for foreigners
Just hope u enjoy your day in our country, just a new sub😊
That is very kind. Thank you, and we are happy to have you following along. ☺️🙏🏼
Hopefully one day the high speed rail from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur will be built.. it be like visiting Tokyo & Osaka
(Part 2 of 2)
5. At 7:04, you mentioned that bottle that you were pouring is vinegar soy sauce, but I have to kindly correct you on that point. It is not vinegar soy sauce. It is actually called Chinkiang Vinegar, which is a Chinese black-coloured rice-based vinegar.
6. Singapore imports durians from Malaysia, that's why you can find stalls selling durians like at 11:32 in Singapore.
7. There are single-deck buses in Singapore as well. Hopefully you are able to see some single-deck buses in your subsequent days in Singapore.
8. Actually Singaporeans don't really follow the dedicated cycling lane thing. Bike and Walk means that lane is a shared lane (for both cyclists and pedestrians). You will find Singaporeans walking on the Cycling Lane and Cyclists riding their bikes on the Walking Line. It is perfectly normal in Singapore, don't be alarmed by it. The typical unwritten rule is that as long as you keep to the left side of a 1-way or 2-way walking path, you will be safe. Singaporean cyclists will typically ring their bells to let people know of their presence and for pedestrians to give way to them by keeping left.
Real orange. No joke. Enjoy your stay. Cheers!
It’s legendary!! Thanks friend ☺️
Hi Chase & Shelbs. As you mention yes indeed Singapore is Asia Switzerland. You did drink orange juice from the vending machine but you forgot to take that straw.
I know you love Indian food. Go to Tekka Hawker center near to little India along serangoon road. At Tekka Hawker center, variety type of local food are affordable. I recommend go to West Coast Stall, Fried Noodle, Fried Rice, Fried Kueh Teaw all are nice. Must try the Mutton Soap with bread perfect 10/10.
just so you know, the building with the jungle at 25:50, you can go up there and the roof to have a 360 view of Singapore for free
Since you are at tekka market try Singapore Indian Rojak its much better then Malaysia.
Then go to Arab street find Victory or Zam Zam stall best Murtabak in Singapore. Its opposite Sultan Mosque.
You need to come to Singapore for Christmas and New Year. Orchard road and marina bay sands is so beautiful and magical. And on New Year's Eve, the fireworks start at 10,30 pm or 11 ,pm and it goes on until 12 am. It is the best fireworks in the world. You gonna have the best Christmas and New Year's Eve in your life in Singapore. It is so beautiful and spectacular, you will be so happy here in Singapore and you love Singapore.
That would be incredible! We can only imagine the lights and displays that they would have going on. 😍 thanks for the suggestion! Cheers
you are right about the spiky durian building 😂 it is representing durians!
You know where to find good food 😋
Most of the street murals at Chinatown, Kampong Glam and Little India were painted by a SG artist known as Yip Yew Chong. He was commissioned to paint these murals. You can google about him and the locations of his art works.
Oh wow that’s great to know. We saw a lot of the artwork and it’s unbelievably good!!
Fun fact, there is a vegetarian food at the basement of chinatown temple which have some decent and reasonable price food
Awesome, thnx.
WELCOME & PLS ENJOY UR STAY😊
Thanks for the warm welcome. It’s been lovely ❤️
At the first traffic light crossing in your video, once you cross the road on your right, is the famous Maxwell Food Centre. You missed it. In it, there are far more good food than other hawker centres. The Tian Tian Chicken Rice is Michelin rated too, expect to queue for at least 30 mins but if you go there early like 10:30 by the time you get your food its lunch time 😂 happy hunting 😊
Hi. You can chew gums in Singapore. You cannot import or sell them. So if you buy from outside of Singapore and chew in Singapore, it's ok. Not ok only if you don't disposed of it properly. Hope you enjoyed Singapore.❤
Isn't buying from outside of Singapore then bringing it in considered as import?
If it's for your own consumption or buying friends to consume, it's not a problem. If you buy alot in, then of course eye brows will be raised. 😉
Ohh okay thank you for letting us know 🥰 LOVE Singapore!
It is good actually not to have gum sold here. No chewed gum stuck on the pavement, lamp post nor under tables etc. Most people just look uncouth chewing gum with their mouth opened while walking around anyway. I never understand why Westerners deem it bad manners when other races chew with their mouth slightly open when having their meals and insisting that the right etiquette should be to chew with lips shut yet they are okay with themselves chewing gum with mouths opened while walking around the streets.
Welcome to Singapore!
Besides Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam, Marina Bay & CBD area, you could explore the Southern Ridges walk & try visiting some neighbourhood centres too 🤗.
Myth: “Chewing gum is illegal”
Fact: “Importing & selling gum is illegal” 🙂
The ban was due to irresponsible beings who spat gum on pavements & even stuck on mrt (subway) doors which wasted so much national resources to clean & attend to 😖
The fried dumping is very very good too. Very different texture compared to the two u ordered
There’s so many dumplings! It’s hard to choose. We love fried too so we will make sure to get those at some point ☺️
Hi Chase and Shelbs, welcome to our beautiful SG.
Happy you both enjoyed your stay and visited places around this small island country.
One correction, there is no law to stop you chewing gum in Singapore, however, there are laws for throwing rubbish (littering), misbehaving on public transportations / public places to protect the safety of others... so, as long as you put your gum into the garbage bin correctly, it will be ok.
we are not allowing importing or selling gum (with same exception) generally.
the reason you are paying much more in the restaurants, other than the foods is highly demanded, it's due to high rental, and service fees and taxes are included. I am sure you have enjoyed the yummy food easily in many foods' courts & hawker centres around the country just like all Singaporean.
Hi, Welcome to Singapore. Finally you guy arrive in Singapore. Enjoy your day nothing to be worried.
Thanks! So excited to be here 😍
Welcome to Singapore brother, sister!
Hawker chan behind u at the dumpling stall is the first hawker stall to win a one michelin star.
The white zigzag lines indicates that vehicles are not allowed to stop or park along the sides
Try to go to heartlands, Ang Mo Kio, for food try 85 Bedok or chomp chomp in Serangoon gardens alternatively East Coast park for bike ride and Laguna hawker centre.
Welcome to Singapore 😊
Thank you ☺️
Try the Southern Ridges. You can start the trek from Mount Faber.
Enjoy !
How was the heavy rainstorm?
C'mon you fellows know the name of the building with 3 pillars and a ship-like platform on its top right?
The F1 Singapore Night Race had been ongoing for years and this building is one of the main highlights.
End of year, singapore rains alot
love this country
Us too! 🥹
The shophouses in Chinatown are old buildings.
Singapore people is called Singaporean.For currency its called Singapore dollar.
Gotta try some BBQ Sting Ray with rice and Satays in Clarke Quay
Ooohh we’ve never had that before 🤤
Welcome to Singapore. Chewing "gums" is legal. However, selling chewing gums in Singapore is illegal.
Deep dive anthony bourdain since you loooove food. He loved asia all of it
Also waiting for a q and a plsss
Welcome to Singapore! The most common misconception of tourists lol. It is not illegal to chew gum in Singapore. You just can't sell them (you could only purchase legally from pharmacies for "medical" kind like dental and nicotine).
Finally I see a youtuber visiting the Chinatown Complex. Majority of tourists missed this largest hawker centre in Singapore and walk all the way to other hawkers.
Even if you bring chewing gum from Johor, it's still considered illegal in Singapore. The ban applies to all chewing gum, regardless of where it was purchased.
It's best to avoid bringing chewing gum into Singapore to avoid any legal issues.
@@fxorigins6624 yes I'm just trying to explain that it is not illegal to chew gum in Singapore.
Wow very beutiful city.
It really is!❤️
4:35 .. If you have chewing gum, the act of chewing the gum is not an offence.
Don't waste time at the standard spots, see how life really is at places like Ang Mo Kio, Punggol Costal Settlement, and our newest attraction - the Chinese and Japanese gardens at Jurong.
The green bus is a public transport it's not a tour bus 😊
You guys should try Singaporean McDonald's! The McSpicy can be locally considered as our National Dish! 🤣
What really yum! That’s good to know! Might be time to try it again. 😜
Hi, just subscribed!
Thank you! We are happy to have you joined along and hope you enjoy future videos to come 🥰
Congratulations , you have made a really interesting video , enjoying it , thank you
Thanks! That’s means a lot, Singapore is beautiful ❤️
@@ChaseandShelbs Thanks , please come more often and hope you really enjoyed it
🫶Welcome to Singapore 😅 must try all delicious 😋 🍲🍛🧆🫕🍝🍜foods here Chinese, Malay n Indian food.never get hunger.
Yesss! We love to eat and can’t wait to eat all the food haha.
You can chew gum. You cannot import or sell gum due to some idiot sticking gum everywhere, not did dispose them properly.
Ohhh okay good to know ☺️
99% of foreigners got it wrong.
Americans especially cause USA did a whole smear campaign to say chewing gum is illegal when Singapore stopped imports from the US to sort of shame Singapore for doing that. Always about the money.
Actually what happened was that some idiot stuck in on the train doors and caused a huge disruption.
If you cannot import or sell then where do you get the gum from
Chewing gum is not illegal. Selling chewing gum is.
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Shelby, chewing gum is not illegal. Selling gum is illegal.
Shelby, don’t feel guilty. I’m one of those people who love to look at others’ food and then ask, “Where did you get that?” 🤪😂
Haha yes I’m not alone! Sometimes you just have too because it looks so good 😂
the stache is growing on me hahaha
Yes let it growwww! 😂👀
Very good.লিজার world. সিঙ্গাপুর থেকে দেখছি।
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Hi guys
Hey hey ❤️❤️
Singapore used to be called garden city now its city in a garden
It’s pretty accurate. There’s so much lush greenery 😍
❤🙏🇰🇭🇹🇭🇺🇲🤙🔥🔥🔥🔥🫶
Sebentar banget berkunjung ke indonesia nya kalian 🙁🙁🙁🙁
Good grief ... you CAN chew gum, you just cannot import or export gum
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You are at the financial districts.
My concern isn't that you're using your.left hand to eat the Szechuan wantons, but that you're attempting to eat it while dressed in a white top.
Hahaha this is my life! Always eating messy things with a white top. But rest assured. I seem to always get the stains out 😃😂
Singapore is more expensive compared to neighbouring countries
U can go to new birds Park 🏞️ included Zoo.if u lucky u can meet our wildlife otters 🦦🦦,wild pigs ,deer included chickens .they are free move around.😅🐓🦌🐗
That would be fun 😃
Take MRT n stop at station most station there a shopping Mall with foods n shopping 🚉🌆🛍️🎁😋🍜🫕🍛🍮🥧🍹🧋🍻
Oooohhh this is good to know 😉😍🍕🛍️
Singapore is next level when it comes to cleanliness, don't do anything stupid there or you get fined.
Loved the cleanliness and say no more! 🙏🏼😂
If u like 7-11 u should visit thailand’s 7-11. Once u go in u’ll never get out hahhahaha😅
hi apa kabar 🤗
Good how are you? ☺️
bukan nya kamu kmrin di Bali skarang udh di singapur lg salam knl dr aku yaa , aku suka konten kamu
Singapore is ok for tourists.....short term stay.....it's not economical. But Malaysia is better for long-term stay and more family friendly.....economically, better value for money.
ZigZag lines, means cars no waiting here/ parking. Move on.
Ahhh makes sense!
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omg as a Singaporean SIngapore is so boring hahaha its basically a touch and go country, there is no need to return here again. u can get your things done in one trip.
Oh really haha! That makes sense. For us it was super exciting and we loved it! We did cover a lot of the things we wanted to see though in a few days. A great trip overall ☺️
I hope you enjoyed ur time in Singapore! ^^
We did so much! 🥹
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