Hi! I’m Singaporean. Love the positive vibes and filming style in your vlogs. Thumbs up on making effort to interact with the local people and service staff. Actually most of the F&B and retail staff are foreign workers from neighbouring countries. Cost of living in Singapore is indeed high compared to other neighbouring Asian countries besides Japan, Korea and Taiwan. However our salaries are also much higher, hence attracting a lot of migrant workers here. Also, with our strong Singapore dollars, Singaporeans can stretch their dollars when visiting other countries to shop and eat. Hence, I feel the pain of tourists from non-first world and undeveloped countries visiting us. Anyway, hope you have a great and rewarding time in Singapore as you immerse yourself in our unique multi-racial environment and diverse culture and food experiences. Stay safe and have fun. ❤
@romyhamid1888 Yes, a lot of the service staff are foreigners from developing countries or from our neighbour, Malaysia. I find the Finipinos very courteous and customer oriented. There are also a lot of Finipinos nurses, therapists in our hospitals and clinics. Of course there are also professionals in our workforce who are not Singaporean.
@@prisca0065 when they are immigrants , they are automatically more courteous because they are living in a foreign country. They dont want trouble pr they will be kick out of the country
Honestly, Kampung Gelam is a tourist area. Everything is quite expensive there. I usually go to Geylang Serai around Joo Chiat Road to get affordable food and Muslimah clothes. Majority are Muslims over there as well and mostly from Malaysia and Indonesia. Kampung Gelam have mostly Arab Muslims that's why there's Turkish, Lebanese, Mediterranean food, etc. You can get Malay food at Geylang Serai Market. Their nasi padang, satay, all very nice. But need to go in the morning around 9-11am. Most stall will close by 4pm or earlier.
I used to work near the Sultan Mosque. It's the only mosque in Singapore that is allowed to have outward loudspeakers for the call to prayer. I'm a non-Muslim but it was so peaceful to hear it. I miss working in that area. I love that you interacted with so many of us while you are exploring our island. It's an antithetical display of what so many influencers like to say about us - that we are surly, boring and unfriendly.
I am Singaporean but to be fair, all Southeast Asians are friendly and one advantage about Singaporeans is that most of us speak English which makes it easier to communicate compared with other South East Asia Countries.
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Kampung Glam or Gelam is basically the face of the Muslim community. If you’re looking for the heart, you should check out Geylang Serai, which you should have gone to while you were in Katong. Oh well!
Yeah Geylang Serai is so underrated man. Our government needs to do something to bring attention to the place. I never ever see any tourists visiting the place or see them mentioning it on their vlogs. But I guess the residents around the area would probably not be too happy if their neighbourhood is constantly swamped by tourists all the time.
The thing is you can find cheap food. Its just that u are in touristy areas with jacked up prices. If u go to hawker centres or explore the heartlands, a murtabak can be $5
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Cendol/Chendol is typically served either in a cup or in a bowl, depending on the stall. The green strands in the dessert is called Cendol/Chendol. The brown-coloured sugar used in Cendol/Chendol is called Gula Melaka or Palm Sugar. If you want your drink to be less sweet (less sugar), you can tell the seller 'Kurang Manis'. 'Kurang' means less or reduced in Malay, while 'Manis' means Sweet in Malay. I am not sure about other people, but a medium sized Murtabak can fill up the stomachs of my parents and I. So far, I haven't come across anyone having 1 Murtabak all to themself, the portion is actually good enough for sharing. So far the places that you visited in this video are very touristy in nature, so that's why the items you bought were quite expensive. For delicious and affordable Halal hawker food, try going to Geylang Serai Food Centre, Haig Road Food Centre or Tekka Centre. These hawker centres are excellent options for budget travellers, because the $10 you spent on the Murtabak can get you around 2 to 3 meals at a hawker centre.
Myer really skipped all the hawker centres in the last 3 episodes. Hope you can enjoy the food at Geylang Serai, Tekka Centre, Sims Vista next time at half the price or less. Halal Thai, halal Italian, halal Brunch and halal Dim Sum are also available within 30min bus ride at different price point.
Loving your videos on Singapore so far. I hope you are enjoying your stay here. By the way, may I know what camera are you using? I find the quality is pretty good, especially the audio and I don't see any mic attached on you.
Food in Singapore cost more because of higher overhead - mainly rental, staff salaries, ingredients are mostly imported. The rental alone can kill the business. Better not compare prices with other Asian countries as overhead there cost much lower. Just get what you wish to eat and just talk about the food, compare the quality and taste here in Singapore and the other countries. The murtabak here is made differently than in Malaysia. If you compare, Tasneem's murtabak is even different than next door Zam Zam's and Victory's. Personally, I prefer Zam Zam's murtabak.
These coffee shops are a little pricey compared to hawker centers mainly due to their location and size. Therefor you're paying almost restaurant prices "almost". Hawker centers are the heart of Singapore culture. You can visit Geylang Serai market where a lot more Muslim foods are offered. Other hawker centers in Singapore usually has halal options even in the heartland in public housing areas due to Singapore's demography. Enjoyed you interactions with the locals we are friendly if you are not shy to approach us haha!
Thank you for another fantastic video! For even cheaper food, you may want to explore the traditional heartlands such as Toa Payoh or Ang Mo Kio where most people live in HDB flats. Most of the cheap foods in Singapore can be found in the amazing hawker centres and "coffeeshops" where you will find different stalls selling a variety of food. Coffeeshops are usually found in a housing estate below a flat. Hawker centres and markets are found in the town centre. In general, every hawker centre or coffeeshop will feature some halal food. Or you can also explore a newer estate such as Punggol with plenty of amenities and activities but the area will be comparatively more expensive than the traditional heartlands.
Its great to watch yr vlog tht depict yr interaction with the locals. Its amazing right on how ppl starts to open up to you when you start having a small talk with them as a Malay saying goes there wont be any love between strangers if we dont know them.
Mr. Myer:I really LOVE to watches your amazing videos from Southeast Asia this Month of October 2024❤❤❤Thanks you so much for your great videos in great joy 2024❤❤❤
Mr. Myer:Thanks you so much for this new amazing video from Singapore city, Singapore to shows these incredible places on the streets in October of 2024❤❤❤
Hi Mayer, thanks for visiting Singapore! If you want to eat cheaply - you could have visited heartland hawker centres and coffee shops where you’ll get delicious cooked foods for low cost. The places that you’ve been visiting on your videos are more touristy. For $5-$10, you’ll get a decent meal at the heartlands. Cheers!
I like that you promote businesses you liked. I keep returning to you're video since Ethiopia video which my home land you're absolutely correct when you talk about our coffee with yemni
You should try go to the heartlands of SIngapore. Just take the MRT and go to heartland neighbourhoods like Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Tampines, Chua Chu Kang, Jurong/ Boon Lay, Woodlands for example. You will get cheaper food at the food courts all over the heartland neighbourhoods.
Thanks you so much for your new remarkable video today’s from Singapore City, Singapore to shows these amazing places on the streets in Southeast Asia October of 2024❤❤❤
Asslamu'alykum Warahmatullahi Wabarakaatuhu my dear brother Myer. Welcome to Singapore and hope you enjoy your stay and stay safe and Blessed always Aamiin 🤲 😇 🤍
1:40 you’ll see the spot known for its famous nasi biryani-either chicken or mutton-called “Zam Zam Restaurant.” And if you walk just 5 minutes from there, you’ll find Hjh Maimunah Restaurant, serving up authentic, halal, and absolutely mouth-watering dishes.
Assalamualaikum brother. Pls talk with some sense. Tell me a country in the world with an average salary of like New york city selling stuffs the price of south east asia? So dont compare SG to other prices of SE Asia
27:30 Locals prefer the Zam Zam Restaurant just a few doors away from Tasneem. They have been around since 1908. Their murtabak is priced from $7. You missed the chance to eat at the famous Zam Zam.
Most local Malays were not from Malaysia.. they were already living here… or some from nearby island of Indonesia…we were once one nation called Malaya before we split in 1965. Our history are closely linked.We had people from China, India middle East who came to trade and married locals.. After independence.. some stayed in Singapore some move to Malaysia vice versa.. some move to Indonesia …that’s why our culture, our food, our language are similarly mixed. We could move around before independence between 2 countries freely
Lovely bro mentioned my country Ethiopia to tell him that Yemen is closer to Ethiopia . Queen Shiba 32:47 , we Ethiopians also called this Queen ,Queen Sab. Ethiopian Queen is famous in Singapore proud of that. Keep up ur good work.
Singapore is expensive due to the high rental. Food that costs 2 to 3 dollars now costs 5/6 dollars for a packet of chicken rice in a hawker centre. I also see that you eat at any random store. You have to walk around to check the prices. Just one foodstall does not give the local price.
Yes it’s true Singapore is expensive but there are some deals to be had. I like to explore and try different places but you’re right it’s always good to price check!
Hope u had a good time in my lil' red dot Singapore aka Temasek have a pleasant stay a great day ahead and stay safe.. one advised for a cheaper foodie in Singapore roam anywhere for a hawker center no worries halal are everywhere😊
Masha'Allah bro, I enjoy seeing the places I missed out on our visit there. Not sure if you're still in Singapore, but if you get a chance check out Changi Beach / Changi Village. It has a very chill vibe and probably the best Nasi Lemak I ever tried.
You are not wrong towards end of video that Spore's cost of living is among the highest in the world despite situated in SEA.. Its had been the financial center taking the opportunity of huge natural resources from surrounding countries with good governance and efficient in doing business
Actually to call it a Muslim area is very accurate. You can see Turkish/Arab restaurants, indian restaurants and Malay/Padang restaurants in the area. The kampung gelam area was the heart of the Muslim community in Singapore before Geylang Serai existed.
@@s_shaleh im from Singapore. no one ever call it a "muslim area" my area also has a mosque, a long strech of malay/muslim stores and no one call it a muslim or even a malay area
Bro, go to the town like toa payoh, bedok and ang mo kio . Take a mrt to these places. Eat in the hawker centres ,check out the mall in the town area and see how we singaporeans live. The places u going are tourist area . Remember ask around when in doubt. We singaprean attire is t shirt, shorts , sling bag and slippers. Don wall around in jeans and shirt. Will get heat stroke, know? 😂 fyi, real coffee in singapore only cost $1.50. I see u pass so many coffee places.
You talk to people when they are busy. You must observe properly. The vendors seem friendly because you are buying from them. I dont think its necessary to flatter Singapore too much.
Amazing how rich countries are expensive while poor countries are very cheap. Being in a rich country doesn't improve local people's lives. Something in Brunei a very country, but people are struggling
salam bro,oishii coner singapore .Is good to see u learning our culture bro....we are bunch of wonderful people......bro....insyallah if u can drop by toa payoh...lunch is on the house bro....halal japanese food.......blk 22 ,#01-61,Toa Payoh,Lorong 7,Kim Keat Palm Hawker Centre
Not really true. There are many local Malays of different ethnicities, not just Bugis or Javanese or from Sumatra or Sulawesi. They lived in different kampungs throughout the island and had specific occupations or trades before the government took back the land and relocated everyone into subsidised housing. The British actually documented all the Malay peoples in Singapore and published an article on it in one of the newspapers back in the early 20th century.
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Hi! I’m Singaporean. Love the positive vibes and filming style in your vlogs. Thumbs up on making effort to interact with the local people and service staff. Actually most of the F&B and retail staff are foreign workers from neighbouring countries. Cost of living in Singapore is indeed high compared to other neighbouring Asian countries besides Japan, Korea and Taiwan. However our salaries are also much higher, hence attracting a lot of migrant workers here.
Also, with our strong Singapore dollars, Singaporeans can stretch their dollars when visiting other countries to shop and eat. Hence, I feel the pain of tourists from non-first world and undeveloped countries visiting us. Anyway, hope you have a great and rewarding time in Singapore as you immerse yourself in our unique multi-racial environment and diverse culture and food experiences. Stay safe and have fun. ❤
Really? Seems like any other vloggers je….they assume and deliver the wrong information. Western vloogers mostly .
@romyhamid1888 Yes, a lot of the service staff are foreigners from developing countries or from our neighbour, Malaysia. I find the Finipinos very courteous and customer oriented. There are also a lot of Finipinos nurses, therapists in our hospitals and clinics. Of course there are also professionals in our workforce who are not Singaporean.
Thanks for the detailed insight and kind words!
@@prisca0065 when they are immigrants , they are automatically more courteous because they are living in a foreign country. They dont want trouble pr they will be kick out of the country
Honestly, Kampung Gelam is a tourist area. Everything is quite expensive there. I usually go to Geylang Serai around Joo Chiat Road to get affordable food and Muslimah clothes. Majority are Muslims over there as well and mostly from Malaysia and Indonesia. Kampung Gelam have mostly Arab Muslims that's why there's Turkish, Lebanese, Mediterranean food, etc. You can get Malay food at Geylang Serai Market. Their nasi padang, satay, all very nice. But need to go in the morning around 9-11am. Most stall will close by 4pm or earlier.
Geylang hawker centre is closed for renovation sis till november
I'll keep that in mind when I go next time! 😊
I used to work near the Sultan Mosque. It's the only mosque in Singapore that is allowed to have outward loudspeakers for the call to prayer. I'm a non-Muslim but it was so peaceful to hear it. I miss working in that area. I love that you interacted with so many of us while you are exploring our island. It's an antithetical display of what so many influencers like to say about us - that we are surly, boring and unfriendly.
I am Singaporean but to be fair, all Southeast Asians are friendly and one advantage about Singaporeans is that most of us speak English which makes it easier to communicate compared with other South East Asia Countries.
This is true
Thanks for this informative video, good job bro, I’ve just arrived in Singapore as a visitor and i’m ready to explore the beauty of this muslim area.
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Kampung Glam or Gelam is basically the face of the Muslim community. If you’re looking for the heart, you should check out Geylang Serai, which you should have gone to while you were in Katong. Oh well!
Yeah Geylang Serai is so underrated man. Our government needs to do something to bring attention to the place. I never ever see any tourists visiting the place or see them mentioning it on their vlogs. But I guess the residents around the area would probably not be too happy if their neighbourhood is constantly swamped by tourists all the time.
The thing is you can find cheap food. Its just that u are in touristy areas with jacked up prices. If u go to hawker centres or explore the heartlands, a murtabak can be $5
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Thanks for watching! 😊
Thanks you so much for your amazing videos from Southeast Asia in October of 2024❤❤❤
Cendol/Chendol is typically served either in a cup or in a bowl, depending on the stall. The green strands in the dessert is called Cendol/Chendol. The brown-coloured sugar used in Cendol/Chendol is called Gula Melaka or Palm Sugar.
If you want your drink to be less sweet (less sugar), you can tell the seller 'Kurang Manis'. 'Kurang' means less or reduced in Malay, while 'Manis' means Sweet in Malay.
I am not sure about other people, but a medium sized Murtabak can fill up the stomachs of my parents and I. So far, I haven't come across anyone having 1 Murtabak all to themself, the portion is actually good enough for sharing.
So far the places that you visited in this video are very touristy in nature, so that's why the items you bought were quite expensive.
For delicious and affordable Halal hawker food, try going to Geylang Serai Food Centre, Haig Road Food Centre or Tekka Centre. These hawker centres are excellent options for budget travellers, because the $10 you spent on the Murtabak can get you around 2 to 3 meals at a hawker centre.
Myer really skipped all the hawker centres in the last 3 episodes. Hope you can enjoy the food at Geylang Serai, Tekka Centre, Sims Vista next time at half the price or less. Halal Thai, halal Italian, halal Brunch and halal Dim Sum are also available within 30min bus ride at different price point.
Muslim is 15.6%, and Malay is 13.5%.
Like in UK also , not all malays , Pakistani are islam . They murtad and convert to christian
Loving your videos on Singapore so far. I hope you are enjoying your stay here. By the way, may I know what camera are you using? I find the quality is pretty good, especially the audio and I don't see any mic attached on you.
Food in Singapore cost more because of higher overhead - mainly rental, staff salaries, ingredients are mostly imported. The rental alone can kill the business. Better not compare prices with other Asian countries as overhead there cost much lower. Just get what you wish to eat and just talk about the food, compare the quality and taste here in Singapore and the other countries. The murtabak here is made differently than in Malaysia. If you compare, Tasneem's murtabak is even different than next door Zam Zam's and Victory's.
Personally, I prefer Zam Zam's murtabak.
I love Arab Street. So excited for your vlogs, enjoy your stay in Sg!😅
Thank you!! 😊
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Masyaallah hope you are enjoying your stay in Singapura 😊
Jazakallah brother! 😊
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Thank you!!
These coffee shops are a little pricey compared to hawker centers mainly due to their location and size. Therefor you're paying almost restaurant prices "almost". Hawker centers are the heart of Singapore culture. You can visit Geylang Serai market where a lot more Muslim foods are offered. Other hawker centers in Singapore usually has halal options even in the heartland in public housing areas due to Singapore's demography. Enjoyed you interactions with the locals we are friendly if you are not shy to approach us haha!
Thanks for the tips! 😊
Been following you on instagram and watching your videos, i can tell you i'm happy that you are finally here in my country!!
Thank you for the warm welcome!
You did your research well n a real coffee lover. 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Welcome to Singapore don't forget lau pa satt ....little India ..Chinatown ..orchard road
Thank you for another fantastic video! For even cheaper food, you may want to explore the traditional heartlands such as Toa Payoh or Ang Mo Kio where most people live in HDB flats. Most of the cheap foods in Singapore can be found in the amazing hawker centres and "coffeeshops" where you will find different stalls selling a variety of food. Coffeeshops are usually found in a housing estate below a flat. Hawker centres and markets are found in the town centre. In general, every hawker centre or coffeeshop will feature some halal food. Or you can also explore a newer estate such as Punggol with plenty of amenities and activities but the area will be comparatively more expensive than the traditional heartlands.
Muslim food in Ang Mo Kio is not cheap. Cost more than in other housing estates.
Hawker centres and wet market are everywhere in the heartlands. Not just at town 😂
Great suggestions! I'll make sure to check those places out!
Im alway waiting for your videos so well done especially visiting Kampong Glam and talking to locals ..that what travelling should be like
Thank you so much! 🙏
Love your video's ❤❤😊 amazing Singapore series 😊
Its great to watch yr vlog tht depict yr interaction with the locals. Its amazing right on how ppl starts to open up to you when you start having a small talk with them as a Malay saying goes there wont be any love between strangers if we dont know them.
It’s truly amazing how open and friendly people are, it’s a big part of what I love about traveling!
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Another muslim area is joo chiat complex haig Rd hawker centre geylang serai market.
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Love this, I recommend going to geylang serai if you want a less touristy environment but a muslim area as well
Video coming soon!
Amazing vlog as usual 👏👏 Thank you so much
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Hi Mayer, thanks for visiting Singapore! If you want to eat cheaply - you could have visited heartland hawker centres and coffee shops where you’ll get delicious cooked foods for low cost. The places that you’ve been visiting on your videos are more touristy. For $5-$10, you’ll get a decent meal at the heartlands. Cheers!
Nice insight into Singapore! I like your watch brother which one is it?
Singapore and Malaysia exude a harmonious atmosphere due to their similar ethnic compositions of Malays, Chinese, and Indians.
You can go to Changi beach and their hawker center which provides you nice and cheap food.
I like that you promote businesses you liked. I keep returning to you're video since Ethiopia video which my home land you're absolutely correct when you talk about our coffee with yemni
Yeap it's a bit pricey here compared to our neighbours. Hope you are enjoying Singapore! Great to stumble upon ur channel!
Thanks for watching! It’s definitely more expensive here!
Nice video! For food you should try heartland hawker Centers is way cheaper
Appreciate the recommendation!
You should try go to the heartlands of SIngapore. Just take the MRT and go to heartland neighbourhoods like Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Tampines, Chua Chu Kang, Jurong/ Boon Lay, Woodlands for example. You will get cheaper food at the food courts all over the heartland neighbourhoods.
Thanks for the recommendation! I’ll have to try out one of those food courts!
Likely, the lychee drink & Mutabak in your case is considered 'restaurant' price. You try another location / hawker.. to make some comparison.
Great to see you blending in Meyer
Appreciate it!
Thanks you so much for your new remarkable video today’s from Singapore City, Singapore to shows these amazing places on the streets in Southeast Asia October of 2024❤❤❤
love your video.
Very nice Kampong Glam. 👍🏻👍🏻
11:26 maker in english bro hahaha. Basically is maker of cendol (the drink). Love your vids, welcome to SG!
Haha good catch! I’m still getting used to the local slang.
Ikr..😂 I literally burst into laughter when he mispronounced it. It's literally in English! 😂😂 I guess bro's overthinking got the better of him.
Assalamualaikum Myers .. actually you are very right! Singapore is a very expensive island to live ! Take care!
Waalaikumussalam thank you for the reminder!
Asslamu'alykum Warahmatullahi Wabarakaatuhu my dear brother Myer. Welcome to Singapore and hope you enjoy your stay and stay safe and Blessed always Aamiin 🤲 😇 🤍
1:40 you’ll see the spot known for its famous nasi biryani-either chicken or mutton-called “Zam Zam Restaurant.”
And if you walk just 5 minutes from there, you’ll find Hjh Maimunah Restaurant, serving up authentic, halal, and absolutely mouth-watering dishes.
Very pleasant to watch .. Ma shaa Allah keep it up…
Jazakallah Khair 🙏
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Assalamualaikum brother. Pls talk with some sense. Tell me a country in the world with an average salary of like New york city selling stuffs the price of south east asia? So dont compare SG to other prices of SE Asia
love your video!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
May i suggest you go to geylang serai. More halal options!
Great suggestion! Video coming soon
Appreciate your honest opinions on travel costs. give us a better clearer idea how much travel budget of each country.
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll keep that in mind for future videos. 😊
Where’d you get your black shirt? Looks cool and comfy btw
Muslim brothers are very friendly regardless which country they are from
27:30 Locals prefer the Zam Zam Restaurant just a few doors away from Tasneem. They have been around since 1908. Their murtabak is priced from $7. You missed the chance to eat at the famous Zam Zam.
No longer $7 bro.
@@25MUGEN Chicken is from $7 onwards. Used to be $6, $10. Now smallest is $7, medium $11, $15 upto $20.
Yeah. I was screaming when he stopped to eat murtabak just a few doors away from Zam Zam! 😂😂
Assalamualaikum 🤝
I believe you have Enjoyed SG so Far. Many More to EXPLORE..
Alhamdulillah 🤲🤲🤲
Waalaikumsalam thank you!
How much the price of Murtabak that big in Malaysia?
Is Singapore a niqab friendly country
Most local Malays were not from Malaysia.. they were already living here… or some from nearby island of Indonesia…we were once one nation called Malaya before we split in 1965. Our history are closely linked.We had people from China, India middle East who came to trade and married locals.. After independence.. some stayed in Singapore some move to Malaysia vice versa.. some move to Indonesia …that’s why our culture, our food, our language are similarly mixed. We could move around before independence between 2 countries freely
I wonder how many country you visit
Lovely bro mentioned my country Ethiopia to tell him that Yemen is closer to Ethiopia .
Queen Shiba 32:47 , we Ethiopians also called this Queen ,Queen Sab. Ethiopian Queen is famous in Singapore proud of that.
Keep up ur good work.
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In Islam we know her as Balqis. But her kingdom was called Saba'. Not surprising that it rhymes with Sab in your language and Sheba in English/Latin.
It's upgrading already I think 🤔 2 years back if I'm not wrong😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Hi Myer
Nice
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Omg i didnt know there is a cafe obove the boutique and im a local😅
Yea it was so hidden!
Singapore is expensive due to the high rental. Food that costs 2 to 3 dollars now costs 5/6 dollars for a packet of chicken rice in a hawker centre. I also see that you eat at any random store. You have to walk around to check the prices. Just one foodstall does not give the local price.
Yes it’s true Singapore is expensive but there are some deals to be had. I like to explore and try different places but you’re right it’s always good to price check!
Hope u had a good time in my lil' red dot Singapore aka Temasek have a pleasant stay a great day ahead and stay safe.. one advised for a cheaper foodie in Singapore roam anywhere for a hawker center no worries halal are everywhere😊
Thank you so much for the advice!
Masha'Allah bro, I enjoy seeing the places I missed out on our visit there. Not sure if you're still in Singapore, but if you get a chance check out Changi Beach / Changi Village. It has a very chill vibe and probably the best Nasi Lemak I ever tried.
I'll add it to the list!
Oh my.. you didn't just say our nasi lemak is better than Malaysia's?? You might have just started a war between us and Malaysians, bro. 😂😂
Nice there’s more about Arab Street history … you should try the Islamic Restaurant Briyani somewhere around there ….
You are not wrong towards end of video that Spore's cost of living is among the highest in the world despite situated in SEA.. Its had been the financial center taking the opportunity of huge natural resources from surrounding countries with good governance and efficient in doing business
U should try avocado with chocolate syrup it's delicious.
Sounds delicious!
Tasneem murtabak is underrated but taste much2 better compared to the other 2 veteran shops Zam2 & Victory which is on the same row of shophouses.
Salam Myer, welcome to Spore!
Salam brother! Thanks for the welcome!
Malay arealah what muslim area?? The whole country got muslim, mosque everywhere in the country
Actually to call it a Muslim area is very accurate. You can see Turkish/Arab restaurants, indian restaurants and Malay/Padang restaurants in the area. The kampung gelam area was the heart of the Muslim community in Singapore before Geylang Serai existed.
@@s_shaleh im from Singapore. no one ever call it a "muslim area" my area also has a mosque, a long strech of malay/muslim stores and no one call it a muslim or even a malay area
Bro, go to the town like toa payoh, bedok and ang mo kio . Take a mrt to these places. Eat in the hawker centres ,check out the mall in the town area and see how we singaporeans live. The places u going are tourist area . Remember ask around when in doubt. We singaprean attire is t shirt, shorts , sling bag and slippers. Don wall around in jeans and shirt. Will get heat stroke, know? 😂 fyi, real coffee in singapore only cost $1.50. I see u pass so many coffee places.
Great suggestion! I'll check those areas out next time 😊
Yakun Kaya and Toast box coffee is less than $2 and 👍🏻. Just tell them Kopi Siu Tai(less sugar).
Enjoy the rest of your stay cutie!😘
Meanwhile me: a Singaporean Malay whose everyday attire is jeans, t-shirt and a hoodie sweater - rain or shine. 😂😂
bhai, my dads shop is in that mall u passed in this area, abhi kitne din ho singapur mein?
Which part of Singapore will you be next?
You talk to people when they are busy. You must observe properly. The vendors seem friendly because you are buying from them. I dont think its necessary to flatter Singapore too much.
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I was there when u come I leave it is expensive country difficult to stay longtime .country is nice but expensive also all Indian there
It can be expensive, but Singapore is definitely a beautiful country worth visiting!
For your information once upon a time spore is part of Malaysia...that y sgpore similar like Malaysia...
Amazing how rich countries are expensive while poor countries are very cheap. Being in a rich country doesn't improve local people's lives.
Something in Brunei a very country, but people are struggling
I can show you the heartlands …
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U need to check out bar b q tonight authentic Pakistani food.
Pakistani singaporean here.
Yeah the main reason I'm probably never going to Singapore is how expensive everything is. It's just not worth it.
salam bro,oishii coner singapore .Is good to see u learning our culture bro....we are bunch of wonderful people......bro....insyallah if u can drop by toa payoh...lunch is on the house bro....halal japanese food.......blk 22 ,#01-61,Toa Payoh,Lorong 7,Kim Keat Palm Hawker Centre
Thank you for the invite bro! I’ll definitely check it out next time!
@@myertravels ok bro,perhaps next time.......Isyallah....Stay healthy bro......
Honestly, I much prefer the food in Pakistan than the local. Look forward to your travels to Afghanistan if it’s in your plans.
None of the things in kampung Glam is cheap . Is a tourist spot.
I love to meet you face to face.
Why don't you stay here which has got cheap accommodations
Most Muslims here are Javanese fyi
Not really true. There are many local Malays of different ethnicities, not just Bugis or Javanese or from Sumatra or Sulawesi. They lived in different kampungs throughout the island and had specific occupations or trades before the government took back the land and relocated everyone into subsidised housing. The British actually documented all the Malay peoples in Singapore and published an article on it in one of the newspapers back in the early 20th century.
There are no longer a haggling culture in Singapore. 99% stalls are fixed price.
That’s great to know! Thanks for letting me know!
Singapore is not 25% Muslim! Do not share inaccurate info to reflect Singapore's religious composition wrongly!
Did he just jaywalked infront of police camera at the mosque
about 75% of the population in Singapore is Chinese, followed by Malays, Indians and other races.
lol, Japanese people only arrived in fullscale when the Imperial Japanese conquered Southeast Asia during WWII....
There is only 1 malaysian country bro...