Hello, welcome to Singapore! Most of those you've mentioned are the pricier stores! My tips, in addition to all the rest here - If you have time, go to the bigger neighbourhoods n walk around the central area to familiarize yourself with the common stores the locals go to, you'll soon realise that you'll keep seeing the same stores over n over again, you can start with (MRT station names) Clementi, Jurong East, Boon Lay, Commonwealth, Toa Payoh, Ang Mo Kio, Tampines, Bedok, Yishun, Woodlands... Some other department stores to check out : Metro BHG OG Mega Discount Store (subsidiary of COURTS) Gain City Also download the apps like Shopee, Lazada, Qoo10, ASOS, Zalora, Eatigo, Ezbuy, iHerb... Events : Apps like Peatix & Eventbrite. Follow TheSmartLocal! Talk to more locals, your colleagues or neighbours... We're all the same, we love good bargains & we love to share! Hope you guys are settling in well! Have fun exploring Singapore! There's lots to do!
You can also use Amazon, there's a local version of it at Amazon.sg. Prime membership is way cheaper than the States, at only S$2.99 a month. You get next day local delivery and 2-hour Fresh/Prime Now delivery, with prices that tend to compete with FairPrice (including their offers). Another perk is that you get free international shipping above S$60 from Amazon US (however these are limited to items that are listed on the Amazon.sg website and not on Amazon.com) and at US-equivalent prices! I regularly order stuff that I cannot get easily in Singapore, or stuff that are way too overpriced here but much cheaper in the US.
Tip : Locate a Town Centre (center) where you have road names with the word Central included. Town Centres have a Bus Terminus, an MRT Station, a Hawker Centre, shops radiating around the centres dealing in food, bakery, household items, GP clinics, a pharmacy, clothing, hardware, wellness, coffeeshops, tuition centres, fruits, a wet market (maybe), cellphones, grocery stores, barbers and hair saloon. Included could be a Town Council office, and Post Office. The larger TC have a mall where you can find banks, sports goods, telcos, electronic goods, Gyms and fitness equipment, a Food Court, cycling, baby prams, skate boards, music studios and maybe a roof top garden or children play area.
your video is very detail and spot on. U nailed it. For electronic store top 2 harvey norman is number one followed by best denki in singapore from my experience in terms of before and after purchase service quality including delivery. I love fair price and tangs for shopping and i do get decathlon and outdoor life for my sports items and backpacks respectively. I do go to challenger for computer or phone supporting hardware. You nailed it every point. Look forward to your next video.
Baking ingredients and baking supplies you can look up RedMan Shop by Phoon Huat Pte. Ltd. You mentioned you live in Clementi area so the nearest branch would be at The Star Vista nearest train stop is Buona Vista station. As a regular of Sim Lim Square, I would say here are the good and reputable shops to go to for buying your PC stuffs. PC Themes on the 4th floor, Video Pro on the 5th floor (Now called City Zone Pte Ltd), DynaCore Tech Pte Ltd on the 5th floor Best Bargins on the 5th floor Tradepac Distribution Pte Ltd 5th floor, its right behind Video Pro store Tec-drome Pte Ltd on the 5th floor for your PC softwares and PC gaming gear things to note about PC parts prices in Singapore are generally more expensive than in the States due to import fees and taxes and dealer markup. This are generally are the more expensive items like the CPU, Motherboard, NVMe SSD and GPUs which may cost up to 2 if not 3 times the prices when compared to US pricings. But if you buy the high price items as a bundle or as a whole PC desktop. You could get some discounts if you politely ask the store keeper or if the store owner is around. Avoid paying your IT purchases with Credit cards. Ask for the cash prices and see what is the lowest prices they could offer you. Hardwarezone and also some of the Sim Lim Stores now have a Facebook presence and they do publish the price list online as a PDF so that you can get all the prices of different PC parts and other stuffs that you might need. Some of the shops from Sim Lim also provide free delivery of PC parts that you order from Lazada and Shopee so you can save the hassle of going to SIm Lim altogether and lesser risk of contracting Covid-19.
Local tips: value dollar shop,daiso. You need to go to neighbourhood hardware五金 store. But it is not as stocked as the us. An easy search would be entering "x central" . X being the neighbourhood name. So if u live in hougang, try searching hougang central if u live in jurong search jurong central.
Strange that you couldn't find any hardware stores.. I live in a HDB flat and there are at least 5 hardware shops nearby.. Sometimes you just have to walk around and find different shops and places. Or ask the locals...
From an American who lived in SG for a decade. If Mustafa doesn’t have it, you don’t need it. No one mention Paris Silk in Holland V or East Coast Road for electronics yet. Best prices for electronics, and they will honor a warranty. Department store - Tacki’s (Tacashimaya) Orchard Rd. In general: See it on Orchard Rd. Buy in Chinatown. Work clothes, BKK tailor savings pay for your plane ticket-when open again.
This is actually very interesting content. Fresh. I don't think I've seen any expats youtubers living in Singapore doing this content. Granted, I can't claim to say I have watched all such youtubers.
I’m wondering when exactly ( year & month) U arrived in Singapore. All the suggestions given by Commenters are very useful. I’m a Daiso fan for nice & cheap small household items.Only $2 each! For other such items, try HDB heartlands. I get my knick-knacks (eg. plunger) from there.
Since u mention IMM, u forgot to mention dedicated big sport stores like Adidas ,Puma , Nike , Asics and Northface etc down there in the west all under one roof
Household goods like cleaners, snacks like chocs and biscuits, beverages like soft drinks, juices, coffee and tea, look for Valudollar or ABC shops. You'll be stunned. Prices can be below a dollar.
Sports goods : Queensway Shopping center (sports, hiking, pro-sports). Tangs Orchard for cookery, home "kitchen" appliances, bedding (sheets, pillows), clothes. Try the fairprice hypermarts for larger selection. Try DonDonKi for Japanese products. If you really wanna blow your mind (and wallet) try Tampines North aka Tampines IKEA, where there is IKEA (furniture), Courts (electronic) & Giant (24 hr supermarket).
For outdoor equipment, you can go to campers' corner (bras basah) and adventure 21 (clarke quay central) too. Adventure 21 has a smaller selection but still great stuff. Campus corner is abit more towards the higher end imo, brands like arcteryx.
You should pay a visit to Tampines Ave 10 (Eastern Singapore) where there are mega malls like Ikea, Giant Supermart, and others. Google it. There are free shuttle buses 15 mins apart that take you from Pasir Ris MRT to the Malls and back. Ask MRT staff for directions.
welcome to Singapore - glad you’re adjusting well. Quite a few have left comments regarding diaso - almost all the stuff are at $2 giant - groceries (more local produce) sheng shiong - groceries (local) and most singaporeans avoid going to sim lim And you’ve got to go to the zoo!!!
This could have been so useful for us to have watched had it existed before us moving here from the States 😂. Couple other stores for just general amenities and stuff are Japan Home and MyCK. Definith still missing our Target, and TJ Maxx/Marshalls
In Spore, just ask around any local and you will get help anytime, don't by shy. However with tons of foreign Asians in this country now, you might not get your answer with one try, good luck.
For high-end dedicated hiking equipment shops, you can go to Campers' Corner (www.camperscorner.com.sg) or Adventure21(www.adventure21.com.sg). They each carry different brands so it's good to visit both. Campers' Corner has Arc'teryx, Black Diamond & American brand Marmot etc, while Adenture 21 has Mammut, Rab etc. Both have great service.
Welcome to Singapore. Do add Takashimaya, Metro, BHG, and Meidi-ya for your department store hunting. Also Muji for good no frills home essentials. A pretty good neighbourhood hardware shop is www.zener.com.sg/ .
Sports shoes you can get great choices at Queensway shopping centre and for more variety of sporting goods, Novena Square Shopping Mall for more serious/ professional athletes
Or support local skate shops 418 bedok and orchard *scape. If you looking for real sneaker type as shoes. Not these stupid mesh "sports shoe". Not recommended to buy decathlon shoes tho. Hurts like hell.
Don’t forget our best shopping is done online. You can get really good deals. Furniture - Forty-Two, mall - Lazada or Qoo10, supermart - RedMart (it’s on Lazada). You can buy almost anything online and for much cheaper too.
I am surprised that you say Singapore doesn't have many departmental stores. We have Takashimaya, Isetan just to name a few. Probably you are still new to Singapore and need more time to explore. Welcome to Singapore.
Hi i live in ireland and would like to move to Singapore with my 2 teenage daughters. Can you make a video about Healthcare, the price you pay for insurance. Is there child benefit or any social discounts for kids. Schools, fees and books. How and where to apply for social housing. Where can I find info regarding the requirements for housing. Monthy fees for public transportation and requirements for requesting a visa. Thank you so much
local's advice for expats: you might (somehow) come across cold storage before any other supermarkets here in sg. skip them!! they're overpriced AND kinda lame. although they MIGHT have stuff from your home country that other local supermarkets don't. for electronics: dude's right! you might hear that sim lim square is the cheapest place to visit but skip that too! even locals avoid that shit hole. unless you ABSOLUTELY know what you're getting, like you work in tech or whatever, they WILL scam you.
I know the best place to relex and its the changi beach carpark 6, about a few 100m, with dedicated cycling tracks and hawker center near by, everything, hardware shops bike repair, but carpark 6 / coconut grove is special, low tide has many marine sea life, high tide has kite surfers swarming on the weekend, peaceful place to rest. Beware no use of tents and no hammocks
Am surprised you didn't mention Courts which is pretty much like Best Denki or Harvey Norman. We have quite a few Courts store in Singapore. In fact, if you go to Ikea at Tampines, Courts is just beside it, and also Giant Supermarket. You can also find Courts in Toa Payoh, Woodlands etc.
I second Charlene's suggestion. @American in Singapore ,try taking the free shuttle from Tampines MRT to the Tampines Ikea, Giant and Courts mega stores (all beside each other) and check them out for yourself. The satellite stores of these around the island are just smaller versions.
Googled "how do you pronounce Ikea" and there are 2 answers: British Ee-Kei-Uh and American Ai-Kei-Uh. Singaporeans generally use British pronunciation.
The "correct" pronunciation is actually "ee-key-uh" (nothing to do with UK/US english), simply because it is a Swedish brand. But Ikea representatives had said in interviews that they have come to accept both pronunciation.
Gotta admit....those chimes that keep sounding off are driving me nuts. I want to mute it so badly yet I want to hear you speak. What do I do?! Please no more in your future videos.
Think tiny island is a great place to live in 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 high costs and much more. Way too many nonsense locals thinkaporeans found here in tiny island 🏝🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
I'm unaware of any website that lists jobs just for expats in Singapore. Most of the expats I know were hired directly by the companies they work for. I would look at job posts on LinkedIn and add Singapore to your search. Good luck!
Probably more Singaporeans watching this video than foreigners. Haha.
Yea lols
Crazy
Don’t miss out Daiso, Japanese $2 shop that have almost everything
Hello, welcome to Singapore!
Most of those you've mentioned are the pricier stores!
My tips, in addition to all the rest here -
If you have time, go to the bigger neighbourhoods n walk around the central area to familiarize yourself with the common stores the locals go to, you'll soon realise that you'll keep seeing the same stores over n over again, you can start with (MRT station names) Clementi, Jurong East, Boon Lay, Commonwealth, Toa Payoh, Ang Mo Kio, Tampines, Bedok, Yishun, Woodlands...
Some other department stores to check out :
Metro
BHG
OG
Mega Discount Store (subsidiary of COURTS)
Gain City
Also download the apps like Shopee, Lazada, Qoo10, ASOS, Zalora, Eatigo, Ezbuy, iHerb...
Events : Apps like Peatix & Eventbrite.
Follow TheSmartLocal!
Talk to more locals, your colleagues or neighbours...
We're all the same, we love good bargains & we love to share!
Hope you guys are settling in well!
Have fun exploring Singapore! There's lots to do!
You can also use Amazon, there's a local version of it at Amazon.sg. Prime membership is way cheaper than the States, at only S$2.99 a month. You get next day local delivery and 2-hour Fresh/Prime Now delivery, with prices that tend to compete with FairPrice (including their offers). Another perk is that you get free international shipping above S$60 from Amazon US (however these are limited to items that are listed on the Amazon.sg website and not on Amazon.com) and at US-equivalent prices! I regularly order stuff that I cannot get easily in Singapore, or stuff that are way too overpriced here but much cheaper in the US.
Tip : Locate a Town Centre (center) where you have road names with the word Central included. Town Centres have a Bus Terminus, an MRT Station, a Hawker Centre, shops radiating around the centres dealing in food, bakery, household items, GP clinics, a pharmacy, clothing, hardware, wellness, coffeeshops, tuition centres, fruits, a wet market (maybe), cellphones, grocery stores, barbers and hair saloon. Included could be a Town Council office, and Post Office. The larger TC have a mall where you can find banks, sports goods, telcos, electronic goods, Gyms and fitness equipment, a Food Court, cycling, baby prams, skate boards, music studios and maybe a roof top garden or children play area.
I am a local, u forgot to mention Daiso , for everything $2, and also u can go “spotlight” at Plaza Singapura for your pillow case and curtain.
Thanks for the tip!
your video is very detail and spot on. U nailed it. For electronic store top 2 harvey norman is number one followed by best denki in singapore from my experience in terms of before and after purchase service quality including delivery.
I love fair price and tangs for shopping and i do get decathlon and outdoor life for my sports items and backpacks respectively. I do go to challenger for computer or phone supporting hardware.
You nailed it every point. Look forward to your next video.
Baking ingredients and baking supplies you can look up RedMan Shop by Phoon Huat Pte. Ltd. You mentioned you live in Clementi area so the nearest branch would be at The Star Vista nearest train stop is Buona Vista station.
As a regular of Sim Lim Square, I would say here are the good and reputable shops to go to for buying your PC stuffs.
PC Themes on the 4th floor,
Video Pro on the 5th floor (Now called City Zone Pte Ltd),
DynaCore Tech Pte Ltd on the 5th floor
Best Bargins on the 5th floor
Tradepac Distribution Pte Ltd 5th floor, its right behind Video Pro store
Tec-drome Pte Ltd on the 5th floor for your PC softwares and PC gaming gear
things to note about PC parts prices in Singapore are generally more expensive than in the States due to import fees and taxes and dealer markup. This are generally are the more expensive items like the CPU, Motherboard, NVMe SSD and GPUs which may cost up to 2 if not 3 times the prices when compared to US pricings.
But if you buy the high price items as a bundle or as a whole PC desktop. You could get some discounts if you politely ask the store keeper or if the store owner is around. Avoid paying your IT purchases with Credit cards. Ask for the cash prices and see what is the lowest prices they could offer you.
Hardwarezone and also some of the Sim Lim Stores now have a Facebook presence and they do publish the price list online as a PDF so that you can get all the prices of different PC parts and other stuffs that you might need.
Some of the shops from Sim Lim also provide free delivery of PC parts that you order from Lazada and Shopee so you can save the hassle of going to SIm Lim altogether and lesser risk of contracting Covid-19.
Ikea is pronounced with an e instead of an I. Cause in Swedish like German the I is pronounce as an e .
Local tips: value dollar shop,daiso.
You need to go to neighbourhood hardware五金 store. But it is not as stocked as the us. An easy search would be entering "x central" . X being the neighbourhood name. So if u live in hougang, try searching hougang central if u live in jurong search jurong central.
DAISO is a must, you can find many household items (handheld tools, storage & organizing solutions, kitchenware etc.), all for $2.
Strange that you couldn't find any hardware stores.. I live in a HDB flat and there are at least 5 hardware shops nearby.. Sometimes you just have to walk around and find different shops and places. Or ask the locals...
Try Mustafa’s in Little India, if you’re looking for a department store and supermarket. They literally have everything.
Sports goods: Queensway shopping Centre
From an American who lived in SG for a decade. If Mustafa doesn’t have it, you don’t need it.
No one mention Paris Silk in Holland V or East Coast Road for electronics yet. Best prices for electronics, and they will honor a warranty. Department store - Tacki’s (Tacashimaya) Orchard Rd.
In general: See it on Orchard Rd. Buy in Chinatown.
Work clothes, BKK tailor savings pay for your plane ticket-when open again.
This is actually very interesting content. Fresh. I don't think I've seen any expats youtubers living in Singapore doing this content. Granted, I can't claim to say I have watched all such youtubers.
Swedish pronounces IKEA as E-Key-ya.
Buy your electronics online on local apps like Shopee, Qoo10, Lazada would be much cheaper.
Yes if u know exactly what you want. You can also bargain with the shops in Sim Lim & show them the cheaper online price & they will try and match it.
I’m wondering when exactly ( year & month) U arrived in Singapore. All the suggestions given by Commenters are very useful. I’m a Daiso fan for nice & cheap small household items.Only $2 each!
For other such items, try HDB heartlands. I get my knick-knacks (eg. plunger) from there.
Hi Mandy. Thanks for the shopping tips! My family arrived at the end of August 2020.
Since u mention IMM, u forgot to mention dedicated big sport stores like Adidas ,Puma , Nike , Asics and Northface etc down there in the west all under one roof
For toiletries and household cleaning products, I always buy from Valu$. Their prices are often significantly cheaper than supermarket prices. 😊
Household goods like cleaners, snacks like chocs and biscuits, beverages like soft drinks, juices, coffee and tea, look for Valudollar or ABC shops. You'll be stunned. Prices can be below a dollar.
Thanks for the tip!
Value shop is really cheap but not quality stuff, depending on what you are looking for.
Sports goods : Queensway Shopping center (sports, hiking, pro-sports). Tangs Orchard for cookery, home "kitchen" appliances, bedding (sheets, pillows), clothes. Try the fairprice hypermarts for larger selection. Try DonDonKi for Japanese products.
If you really wanna blow your mind (and wallet) try Tampines North aka Tampines IKEA, where there is IKEA (furniture), Courts (electronic) & Giant (24 hr supermarket).
For outdoor equipment, you can go to campers' corner (bras basah) and adventure 21 (clarke quay central) too. Adventure 21 has a smaller selection but still great stuff. Campus corner is abit more towards the higher end imo, brands like arcteryx.
campers is at little India now cheers
Also velocity got 1 outdoor store.
@@ngexianyu947 Yeah I remembered seeing the outlet there, but their website still reflected bras basah hahaha.
You should pay a visit to Tampines Ave 10 (Eastern Singapore) where there are mega malls like Ikea, Giant Supermart, and others. Google it. There are free shuttle buses 15 mins apart that take you from Pasir Ris MRT to the Malls and back. Ask MRT staff for directions.
welcome to Singapore - glad you’re adjusting well. Quite a few have left comments regarding
diaso - almost all the stuff are at $2
giant - groceries (more local produce)
sheng shiong - groceries (local)
and most singaporeans avoid going to sim lim
And you’ve got to go to the zoo!!!
The zoo sounds fun! Thanks for the tips!
I agree Sim Lim is a no no especially if you're a foreigners.
This could have been so useful for us to have watched had it existed before us moving here from the States 😂. Couple other stores for just general amenities and stuff are Japan Home and MyCK.
Definith still missing our Target, and TJ Maxx/Marshalls
In Spore, just ask around any local and you will get help anytime, don't by shy. However with tons of foreign Asians in this country now, you might not get your answer with one try, good luck.
It's called Ee kay ya. Drop the "i". That's how the Swede's call it. That's how we Singaporeans call it too.
Or EEKYAH (IKIA)
Daiso has tons of household items from Japan for 2 bucks each
That’s not the sound of mowing. That’s fumigation of mosquitoes. 🤣
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For high-end dedicated hiking equipment shops, you can go to Campers' Corner (www.camperscorner.com.sg) or Adventure21(www.adventure21.com.sg). They each carry different brands so it's good to visit both. Campers' Corner has Arc'teryx, Black Diamond & American brand Marmot etc, while Adenture 21 has Mammut, Rab etc. Both have great service.
carousell app is quite decent for pre owned stuff of all kinds
Welcome to Singapore. Do add Takashimaya, Metro, BHG, and Meidi-ya for your department store hunting. Also Muji for good no frills home essentials. A pretty good neighbourhood hardware shop is www.zener.com.sg/ .
Try visiting this place next, Mustafa
If you need hardware, there are 2 hardware shops in Clementi blk 354 Clementi Ave 2.
When you mentioned beds, I thought of IMM. When you mentioned sporting goods, I thought of Queensway Shopping Centre.
Those are great options, for sure!
Sports shoes you can get great choices at Queensway shopping centre and for more variety of sporting goods, Novena Square Shopping Mall for more serious/ professional athletes
Or support local skate shops 418 bedok and orchard *scape. If you looking for real sneaker type as shoes. Not these stupid mesh "sports shoe". Not recommended to buy decathlon shoes tho. Hurts like hell.
Don’t forget our best shopping is done online. You can get really good deals. Furniture - Forty-Two, mall - Lazada or Qoo10, supermart - RedMart (it’s on Lazada). You can buy almost anything online and for much cheaper too.
Diaso $2 is best place to buy kitchen / study room accessories and others etc.
I am surprised that you say Singapore doesn't have many departmental stores. We have Takashimaya, Isetan just to name a few. Probably you are still new to Singapore and need more time to explore. Welcome to Singapore.
I didn't know about those stores. Thanks!
I think it's wise if u download the app Carousel... Its like a Craigslist... It's better some things doesn't need to be new... 😊
Our Swedish friend in Singapore pronounces it as “Eekea”.
The sound sounds more like fogging to fight against the dengue mosquitoes
Hi i live in ireland and would like to move to Singapore with my 2 teenage daughters. Can you make a video about Healthcare, the price you pay for insurance. Is there child benefit or any social discounts for kids. Schools, fees and books. How and where to apply for social housing. Where can I find info regarding the requirements for housing. Monthy fees for public transportation and requirements for requesting a visa. Thank you so much
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local's advice for expats: you might (somehow) come across cold storage before any other supermarkets here in sg. skip them!! they're overpriced AND kinda lame. although they MIGHT have stuff from your home country that other local supermarkets don't.
for electronics: dude's right! you might hear that sim lim square is the cheapest place to visit but skip that too! even locals avoid that shit hole. unless you ABSOLUTELY know what you're getting, like you work in tech or whatever, they WILL scam you.
I know the best place to relex and its the changi beach carpark 6, about a few 100m, with dedicated cycling tracks and hawker center near by, everything, hardware shops bike repair, but carpark 6 / coconut grove is special, low tide has many marine sea life, high tide has kite surfers swarming on the weekend, peaceful place to rest. Beware no use of tents and no hammocks
I think the swedes pronounce it as Ee-kee-yah as well 🤣
Go SKP for paper plates, cups and other disposable cutlery in case you want to throw a party 🤣
Skp not cheap. Go value dollar or ang mo supermarket.
@@RonLarhz i would avoid ntuc
It sounds more like those spraying anti - mosquito smoke
Am surprised you didn't mention Courts which is pretty much like Best Denki or Harvey Norman. We have quite a few Courts store in Singapore. In fact, if you go to Ikea at Tampines, Courts is just beside it, and also Giant Supermarket. You can also find Courts in Toa Payoh, Woodlands etc.
Thank you for mentioning this! I've seen Courts but haven't been to one yet.
@@americaninsingapore6405 courts and ikea is good
I second Charlene's suggestion. @American in Singapore ,try taking the free shuttle from Tampines MRT to the Tampines Ikea, Giant and Courts mega stores (all beside each other) and check them out for yourself. The satellite stores of these around the island are just smaller versions.
You moved to Singapore during Covid-19 ? Why ??
I have never heard a comparison quite as apt as Tangs and Macy's.
decathalon @somerset is like the toys R us for adults
Googled "how do you pronounce Ikea" and there are 2 answers: British Ee-Kei-Uh and American Ai-Kei-Uh. Singaporeans generally use British pronunciation.
The "correct" pronunciation is actually "ee-key-uh" (nothing to do with UK/US english), simply because it is a Swedish brand. But Ikea representatives had said in interviews that they have come to accept both pronunciation.
Love the vids, looking into possibly going there for work. Is there sites for that?
DC? Endless sirens.
NTUC has wide range of kitchen and tools
You missed Courts.... They sell electronics, furnitures....
What do you do for work?
Self-fix hardware store
Probably the largest hardware store here is Horme Hardware. It's like a department store for men.
or walk along Jalan Besar or along Geylang road or Balestier road. Depending on what he wants. However those places are often not listed on web.
You should have just ask in your vlog and you will receive tons of advices plus smart buys recommendations as we would love to help.
For men? Probably a boomer. Sg guys are hardware ignorant,lol. Not to mention the sexism...
@@RonLarhz It really depends ...
It's like the same as pronouncing igloo and not "i gloo"
What part of the DC area are you from?
I lived on the Virginia side - Alexandria and Woodbridge.
Welcome to singapore !my friend is there any difference from u s a
Hey are you still here??
But EKEA is the pronunciation in Swedish as it's from Sweden... Only it's spelt as IKEA.. The thing is it's not iPhone... Not english.
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Are there second hand/ thrift stores?
There are a few thrift stores. But they tend to be expensive with limited selection. Perhaps there are better places I don't know about, though.
If there is not - the reason would be because you can buy brand new in the local shops for BY FAR LESS THAN THE SECOND HAND....
My cousin buy from online for 2nd hand furniture sold by foreigners leaving Singapore for home.
I love it that u say 'WE don't have a lot of departmental stores here ...'.
Thanks for already identifying as one of us. ❤
You missing out quite abit on the supermarket . sheng siong. giant.
That sounds like periodic fogging going on...
Do try salvation army..& other thrift shops..cash converters..etc...
should check aftershock
and unique
Can I have your contact, I want to move to Singapore, I don’t know anyone there,
Awesome channel
you have right. it is procurance as EEEEKEA
SLS - Avoid level 1 and 2
haha sim lim square is for the tinkerers
sim lim tower is for the pure hobbist, sim lim sq is more for TVs and PC stuff and parts
You should do an America compared to Singapore video on handling covid 19
Groceries - Sheng Siong - best value
Yes.
I live in Bukit Batok Street 31 near Bukit Gombak MRT station
😄😁👍👍
Why Singapore?
Why not
Ya why not
@@andrewtan8798 Why cannot ask?
@@aiyala1113 Why ?
@@5kplamse Why why?
try Daiso next time
Yep another smarty Expat..a proper way to Spend quality time n earn gd cash fm TH-cam..Congrat 👍👍
Gotta admit....those chimes that keep sounding off are driving me nuts. I want to mute it so badly yet I want to hear you speak. What do I do?! Please no more in your future videos.
Still better than the whoosh or the boom.
Yes i for singapore my bro.
Why Singapore? Can you make a video of it? You could have chosen Malaysia, indonesia, Thailand... Etc...
why malaysia? why indonesia? why thailand? lol
@@Retronyx SG boring and small. The other countries are huge and interesting.... Coming from US, I would think that he might not get used to it.
I am sure he has done his research before moving. One man's meat is another man's poison....
@@thebluebox1071 of course lah... Even during MOC...MY still more fun.
Boring bcos u no money or don't like outdoor/exploring.
Think tiny island is a great place to live in 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 high costs and much more. Way too many nonsense locals thinkaporeans found here in tiny island 🏝🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
The Trumps will be here soon 🤣🤣☺️
😱😱😱
We luv Trump!
Love the vids, looking into possibly going there for work. Is there sites for that?
I'm unaware of any website that lists jobs just for expats in Singapore. Most of the expats I know were hired directly by the companies they work for. I would look at job posts on LinkedIn and add Singapore to your search. Good luck!