Singaporeans are actually pretty shy like in Japan, culture-wise. We don't smile or greet one another if we don't already know each other, and we don't strike up conversations with strangers - it's probably considered weird, and it would put people on their guard if it happens without a basis for conversation. However, we are very friendly to tourists and people from overseas, especially those who we can tell appreciate our culture. That's probably why you get a lot of love from us locals. It comes from being a small country in the big world stage, so we're really flattered to be recognised/appreciated.
I've lived in pasir ris for 40yrs already...back then there were no houses, no roads, only dirt paths and kampung houses...it has changed so much in 40yrs and i still love it here
Hi Ghib, great content! you know more about Singapore than i do! i have lived in pasir ris for my entire life and walk through the fishing pond and park everyday without appreciating the sights and sounds. thank you for highlighting and reminding me the beauty of pasir ris!
Its great to see u receiving so much love from Singapore. Also do a visit to Jurong! It shld be interesting since most singaporeans always tease about the west side being really far
I live near the Api Api River in Pasir Ris... Something unique that not many ppl in Singapore can experience.. It's always nice to walk along it in the morning... Glad you are finally exploring Pasir Ris... Maybe going on a bike in the future for your trips, get GoPro mounts ready haha. (I have many of those delicious looking chickens living right in the tree under my block)
The Lau ban tou hua is the "modern" version of beancurd, it is more like a pudding with added vanilla flavour. If you are interested to try the traditional beancurd, you can consider getting some beancurd at Beancurd City (shop is along Jalan Besar) if you happen to be in the area, remember to order the hot beancurd. I have eaten traditional beancurd in many places (Hong Kong, Malaysia, Macau, etc), but so far, this shop is the favourite one.
Another great video in exploring Singapore. You'll definitely need to visit these places more than once to actually experience the area. You have not touched the west side of Singapore that much yet either so lots more videos haha! Keep it up!
Did the JTB buses bring you here. Proud to know that you, the Japanese students are learning the Malay Language in Malaysia. Rajin pelajar...Nippon, land of the rising sun. Arikato!
Thank you for showing me all these places , I stayed in Singapore but most of the places I've yet to visit. I will now take myself to places you've been & explore 👍✨✨✨
Ojisan, that birdwatch tower is one of the most haunted places in Singapore. I dare you to visit and video the watch tower again on a thursday night. haha
Pasir Ris underwent an upgrade at White Sands area few years back. They have Pasir Ris Park, Downtown East and the chalets nearby. You should also take a bus to Changi Village Hawker Centre and there's also a ferry to Pulau Ubin nearby. But the boat will only leave once its full or you can pay more to leave earlier Pasir Ris is also known for the NS people to take a ferry to Tekong At 11:07 one of those is known to be haunted (Been a long time since I went there so not sure of there's more than 1)
Hey Ghib, you know more and see more of Singapore than I do as a local. You put me to shame, haha...! Thank you for creating these interesting videos. I really enjoy watching them through the lenses and perspectives of a Japanese. And you are able to share your observations in fluent, concise and clear English! Very impressive.
Hi, I stay in Pasir Ris. The glass bottles you saw at the park are meant to create a pathway for people playing woodball. Sometimes, I see the elderly folks play it during the weekends. Apparently, there is a woodball association club in Sg. Where will you be heading to next, may I ask? :)
Wendy, you should say "I live in Pasir Ris ..." instead of "I stay ...". Stay refers to a short and temporary situation. It's a common mistake among Singaporeans.
I'm a true blue Singaporeans but I love to strike up conversations with complete strangers, especially foreigners. I am just so proud to be a Singapore and love to anyone who is visiting Singapore for the first time.
Been living in Pasir Ris for like 25 years and although it's far from town, it's quite a peaceful place to live in and yes the nature is great. At pasir ris park you can often see different kinds of birds. Now's the end of the migratory season though, last month I saw bunch of hornbills and one of them was chilling out on a tree at the fishing pond. I've seen small crocodiles a couple of times before in the small river at the park. Otters and monitor lizards too, pretty cool in a city. On weekends there's a lot more activity so it's a different atmosphere. You should check out Changi Village (which also has a nice seaside boardwalk besides the food). Together with Ubin you will probably film an entire day and need to do a two-part video. As for wild chickens... you'll be even more amazed if you go to the small park around Pinnacle @ Duxton, you can find a whole family of them there! You'll also see a lot of them in the Botanic Gardens, which is another amazing place to visit if you like nature and greenery.
Hi!! You can should go to Downtown East next time. Its just 1 busstop away from the bus interchange or u can take shuttle bus from the pick up point, outside whitesand thats opposite Gongcha where u just bought. Downtown East has more food options, shopping( esp uniqlo), and entertainment like cinema / arcade. Also its a place where most of our youngsters love to hang out with family or friends! :)
Ghib, I think you should visit Pulau Ubin or the Southern Islands if you haven’t! It’s definitely different from everything else that we have in Singapore!
@15:00.....the bottles are there as a kind of marker for ball games....if I am correct There are also some shopping mall,movie theatre,theme park and chalet near Pasir Ris beach........I think u need to do part 2..... Well done for the video.....
@@GhibOjisan Yes it is! It is actually the really long queue near the prawn mee store which you captured. I would recommend getting the catfish dish with sides of herbs potatoes and seasonal vegetables! The Lor Mee store at the first floor is also pretty good!
That prawn noodles used to be MUCH BETTER when they first started. The prawn ball also taste different now. Guess they cut cost so certain things taste different now as the crowd died now. Quite a pity. Oh and I like to add an egg inside, makes the noodles more gooey and slurpier!
Hi ojisan, your videos always put a smile on our faces. Full of info, entertainment and smile. Try explore Lim Chu Kang area or islands of Pulau Ubin... Plenty of greeneries and nature breeze.. Thank you
You missed out Downtown East! There is a ton of eateries there! It also has a water park and a resort integrated along side the shopping mall. Do drop by there some time to explore the area!
Inside the pasir ris park, in year 2000, there used to be a beach front hawker center... N you have ur meal on the beach... Tables n chairs r laid on the beach... They served lots of BBQ food... Not sure if they still there... But it's pretty cool to eat n chill there under the starry night sky n hear the waves crashing onto the beach... A nice relaxing place... ☺
Speaking of prawn noodles, the Beach Road Prawn Noodles located at Upper East Coast is one of the best in the country (they also have a great Wu Xiang/Ngoh Hiang that you have to try if you haven’t alr)
You missed the wild boars, wild wild wet/downtown east, api api river, Elias, Loyang Point which is near the Singapore Japanese school with summer matsuri festival every year. From Pasir Ris beach, it is possible to cycle to Punggol and Coney Island.
Know this place very well few of my families living here they are lucky I,m not. I live in Spain don,t like it here some people said I,m lucky. I said we swap any time thank you for sharing your beautiful video love your video thanks
Good job. But just one thing that you may not have notice when you were at the Pasir Ris beach. There are Kelongs along the waters. These are fish farms. Where people farm fish.... let that sink in abit
re: 09:59. Not necessarily leh Ghib! (NOT TO ME ANYWAY!) Strangers here will respond spontaneously to you as you look like a film star, even though they may not know you *are already a famous blogger* in Singapore!!⚡🤓😎⚡
Since u like nature i would really suggest touring Pasir Ris via bicycle? Head down to Sungei Api Api and you could catch a glimpse of Otters and Monitor Lizards. Pasir Ris Farmway for Wild Boars and Dogs. For more food and sights perhaps cycle down to the Loyang Industrial Area @ Loyang Way where there is a fairly famous roasted duck joint and a temple called the Loyang Tua Pek Kong for you to explore and perhaps interact with people there!
As long as you promise not to eat them, you can also visit Duxton Plain Park to see the wild chickens that stay in the heart of CBD and Chinatown. There’s also free cockfighting when they are (not) in the right mood. 😂
@@spadypoonpeepee it didn't happen to me, but to my friend. She was some group leader of some freshmen camp (she wasn't the one incharge) and one of the activity was to go to that tower at night (stupid idea). I told her that place was haunted AF. She said she knows and felt uneasy about it. But the activity still proceed. If I didn't remember wrongly, the team leaders are suppose to bring the team to the top level to do something (cant remember), after they have completed the task, they headed down from the tower, my friend felt someone or something flicking and touching her ears she screamed and ran out of that area with the group. After she got out the area she felt like a burning sensation on her lower back. She asked someone to check to see if she got any cuts or something, turns out something scratched her. The subsequent groups said they heard a girl voice and got the heck out of there quick. What happens after that I'm not sure.
Singaporeans are actually pretty shy like in Japan, culture-wise. We don't smile or greet one another if we don't already know each other, and we don't strike up conversations with strangers - it's probably considered weird, and it would put people on their guard if it happens without a basis for conversation. However, we are very friendly to tourists and people from overseas, especially those who we can tell appreciate our culture. That's probably why you get a lot of love from us locals. It comes from being a small country in the big world stage, so we're really flattered to be recognised/appreciated.
Not true not true note true .. do u really know Singapore?? my god
so true A Low
@@biibikiki1304 so true
Malaysia is better. Just kidding.
That's because we asians we shy
The most famous island in Singapore is Pulau Tekong, where boys lose their hair and become men 😂
Tekong has more visitors to it per year than Ubin.....lel
Today Monday, my lucky day
Sit ferry on a sunny day
Free hotel and nice Foodfare
All was good 'til I lost my hair-ah
and you get a present from Tekong every gets one, its called Tekong Cough, just don't get it now as people might think you have Covid-19
Sentosa: am I a joke to you??
Free PTSD as well
I've lived in pasir ris for 40yrs already...back then there were no houses, no roads, only dirt paths and kampung houses...it has changed so much in 40yrs and i still love it here
The place filled with plastic bottles is self-made wooden croquet field. The elderly like to play the game there.😊
Hi Ghib, great content! you know more about Singapore than i do! i have lived in pasir ris for my entire life and walk through the fishing pond and park everyday without appreciating the sights and sounds. thank you for highlighting and reminding me the beauty of pasir ris!
Its great to see u receiving so much love from Singapore.
Also do a visit to Jurong! It shld be interesting since most singaporeans always tease about the west side being really far
ITS REALLY VERY FAR THOUGH hahahha
いつもノートを広げながらジブリおじさんの動画見て英語を勉強してます！
動画の中で英語と日本語の字幕を同時につけていただいてありがたいです！
これからも動画作り頑張ってください！！
自分人見知りだから知らない人にガンガン話しかけられるジブおじ羨ましい🥺
I live near the Api Api River in Pasir Ris... Something unique that not many ppl in Singapore can experience.. It's always nice to walk along it in the morning... Glad you are finally exploring Pasir Ris... Maybe going on a bike in the future for your trips, get GoPro mounts ready haha. (I have many of those delicious looking chickens living right in the tree under my block)
Offer free drinks ,you are getting very popular . 😁
先週の木曜日に行きました！僕が行った時も豪雨が襲ったので、まさにそこのホーカーズの1階で、いつもGhibさんが美味しそうに飲んでるsugarcane juiceを、生まれて初めて飲んでみました！美味しかったです！
雨が全くやまなかったのでビーチは諦めて帰ってしまったので、今日の動画はスゴく嬉しかった！
これからも楽しみにしてます、頑張って下さいね😄
SG is such a beautiful place. So close to nature. Yet with good infrastructure. Cheap transport and food. Friendly people. Lucky Singaporeans.
Ghib, you're getting good with this clickbait titles lol!
Ah I don't want to be good at that🤣
The Lau ban tou hua is the "modern" version of beancurd, it is more like a pudding with added vanilla flavour. If you are interested to try the traditional beancurd, you can consider getting some beancurd at Beancurd City (shop is along Jalan Besar) if you happen to be in the area, remember to order the hot beancurd. I have eaten traditional beancurd in many places (Hong Kong, Malaysia, Macau, etc), but so far, this shop is the favourite one.
Come back on Sunday afternoon to see the green flood of army trainees!
Another great video in exploring Singapore. You'll definitely need to visit these places more than once to actually experience the area. You have not touched the west side of Singapore that much yet either so lots more videos haha! Keep it up!
ジブおじの現地の人との会話見るの好き
ローカル旅ならではだな～
Your mom is so naturally cute. She is a STAR in your video.🤗🤗🤗
Thanks for coming to Pasir Ris !! GIB I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS !
Singaporeans don't know this, but underneath our indifferent outward behaviour, we are actually quite friendly.
If you don't show it, people will never know.
Ngl there are some super spoiled girls.
And 'EMO' Boys.
singaporeans mostly are not friendly, especially middle aged to elderly people
@@SinSnxpes where did u get that from lol
@@gaddemnsoxy
Retail work
Enough said
EastWestLineの始発駅ですね。いつも杏仁豆腐食べている幸せそうな顔を見るとほっこりします。ここのホーカーズはあまり混んでいないし新しくて清潔そうですね。雨が降っても頑張って下さりありがとうございます。
i see you avoiding using your fingers when touching surfaces... nice.
i think you missed downtown east in Pasir Ris you should visit one day
Downtown east is just one big shopping/food mall. Maybe you should come back when the COSPLAY events are being held at Downtown East.
Did the JTB buses bring you here. Proud to know that you, the Japanese students are learning the Malay Language in Malaysia. Rajin pelajar...Nippon, land of the rising sun. Arikato!
このシリーズホント好きです。
ニワトリ見ておいしそうって、根っからの食いしん坊ですね☺今日は変なおっさんのクレーム対応に1日かかりっきりでストレスマックスだったんですが、ジブおじの動画観て癒されました。ありがとう！
Thank you for showing me all these places , I stayed in Singapore but most of the places I've yet to visit. I will now take myself to places you've been & explore 👍✨✨✨
lol "they look delicious"
Ojisan, that birdwatch tower is one of the most haunted places in Singapore. I dare you to visit and video the watch tower again on a thursday night. haha
いつも中心部に行くので、郊外にこんな自然が広がっているとは思っていませんでした。シンガポールは意外と奥が深いですね。ウビン島はお勧めです。シンガポールにいることを忘れます。行った当時は、タイに戻ったのかと思いました。
Its so funny the way you use ur punch to select something 😂😂
Pasir Ris underwent an upgrade at White Sands area few years back. They have Pasir Ris Park, Downtown East and the chalets nearby.
You should also take a bus to Changi Village Hawker Centre and there's also a ferry to Pulau Ubin nearby. But the boat will only leave once its full or you can pay more to leave earlier
Pasir Ris is also known for the NS people to take a ferry to Tekong
At 11:07 one of those is known to be haunted (Been a long time since I went there so not sure of there's more than 1)
Hey Ghib, you know more and see more of Singapore than I do as a local. You put me to shame, haha...! Thank you for creating these interesting videos. I really enjoy watching them through the lenses and perspectives of a Japanese. And you are able to share your observations in fluent, concise and clear English! Very impressive.
11:40 If u like the outdoor and nature, consider the macritchie treetop walk
Singaporean nature is shit
I like Bukit Timah Hill (just don't feed the monkeys), and Chestnut Nature park (look out for the mountain bikers).
You may want to try sungei buloh wetland! Great view and If you are lucky u may see a crocodile
Omg I did not know we have pony rides there! Nice one again Ojisan!
That pony ride was here like twenty years ago. I brought my kid there for pony ride when they were young, they are already adult now..,
Usually old ppl in Singapore will have conversations with you
If you go further away from White Sands along bicycle track, you might even see wild boars if you are lucky 😂
Hi, I stay in Pasir Ris. The glass bottles you saw at the park are meant to create a pathway for people playing woodball. Sometimes, I see the elderly folks play it during the weekends. Apparently, there is a woodball association club in Sg. Where will you be heading to next, may I ask? :)
Imagine if he went to Loyang Point and got completely disappointed
Wendy, you should say "I live in Pasir Ris ..." instead of "I stay ...". Stay refers to a short and temporary situation. It's a common mistake among Singaporeans.
I'm a true blue Singaporeans but I love to strike up conversations with complete strangers, especially foreigners. I am just so proud to be a Singapore and love to anyone who is visiting Singapore for the first time.
Wow, the prawn mee's char siu looks good! Gotta try it next time o.O
I’ve been here for years and I’ve never been to Pasir Ris 😣😣😣 Thanks for this idea! 👍🏻
最初に動画を見た、シンガポール人にとって、日本人の視角でシンガポールを体験するのはめっちゃ面白い！
Been living in Pasir Ris for like 25 years and although it's far from town, it's quite a peaceful place to live in and yes the nature is great. At pasir ris park you can often see different kinds of birds. Now's the end of the migratory season though, last month I saw bunch of hornbills and one of them was chilling out on a tree at the fishing pond. I've seen small crocodiles a couple of times before in the small river at the park. Otters and monitor lizards too, pretty cool in a city. On weekends there's a lot more activity so it's a different atmosphere.
You should check out Changi Village (which also has a nice seaside boardwalk besides the food). Together with Ubin you will probably film an entire day and need to do a two-part video.
As for wild chickens... you'll be even more amazed if you go to the small park around Pinnacle @ Duxton, you can find a whole family of them there! You'll also see a lot of them in the Botanic Gardens, which is another amazing place to visit if you like nature and greenery.
U really know your way well in Singapore .. ! 😄😄. I'm impressed.
Hi!! You can should go to Downtown East next time. Its just 1 busstop away from the bus interchange or u can take shuttle bus from the pick up point, outside whitesand thats opposite Gongcha where u just bought. Downtown East has more food options, shopping( esp uniqlo), and entertainment like cinema / arcade. Also its a place where most of our youngsters love to hang out with family or friends! :)
Try going Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
Yes. From there, you can really see Malaysia from Singapore coast
Yes eerily close at some parts
And he can see crocodiles too
@@FireEel yes can see one and only Mr/Mrs tailless crocodile
Ghib, I think you should visit Pulau Ubin or the Southern Islands if you haven’t! It’s definitely different from everything else that we have in Singapore!
@15:00.....the bottles are there as a kind of marker for ball games....if I am correct
There are also some shopping mall,movie theatre,theme park and chalet near Pasir Ris beach........I think u need to do part 2.....
Well done for the video.....
U must try the wild Olives! Highly recommended 😊
If you walk further up, to the end of Changi point, you will see a huge rock at beach.
Man, you missed the western food store.. Wild Olives is fantastic
Wild olives!? Sounds delicious
@@GhibOjisan Yes it is! It is actually the really long queue near the prawn mee store which you captured. I would recommend getting the catfish dish with sides of herbs potatoes and seasonal vegetables! The Lor Mee store at the first floor is also pretty good!
And also the stall named “Dabaru” for double in Japanese
haha don’t ever go during peak period. Go like 230pm to 3pm thereabouts.
Burgernomics too
もしかしてジブおじ様ですか？😆
ファンなんです〜❤️
バルス〜🌟🌟🌟
あんなに遠く離れてるのに、ジブおじって分かるんだね〜！
「ジブおじジャン！おおお〜〜っ」ｗｗ
シンガポールの視聴者様ノリがイイね😂
差し入れくれたり優しいね😊❤️
パシリってむっちゃ穴場スポットでイイとこね。
海辺で黄昏れるジブおじが観たいわ〜
美味しいものを見付ける嗅覚に導かれて、ローカル旅はまだまだ続くｗ
日本語勉強してる人の為に今回全テロップでしたね。
大変お疲れ様でした！
(T_T)ﾔｻｼｽｷﾞ〜
The beancurd stall and the concrete tile seat are so familiar. That was the place where we sent our son off toTekong camp.
You missed going to Ehub and Downtown East, E Avenue. Check it out again in Pasir Ris.
Great job! Singapore tourism board should work with you !
Notice how he press the lift buttons and while ordering gong Cha? Haha! 👊🏼
Covi19 mah..
No matter how developed Singapore is, it is still part of Southeast Asia.
I don't see anything wrong with that to be honest.
@@TMYKStudio I didn't say it was wrong, in fact it is a very good thing, it shows that you are still tied to the region.
コロナウイルス感染に気をつけて、ジブオジ頑張ってくださいねー
Wow didn’t even know that there’s such places in Singapore even tough I am a singaporean lol who have that same feeling give a tumbs up 🤣
シンガポールって都市なのに緑が多くて素敵ですね！
I think you look very cute enjoying every bit of Singapore!
I love pasir ris sm i'm glad i'm living there :)
海と緑が落ち着く場所ですね！野生の鶏🐔いるなんて😃
海老そばがほぼ焼きそば味だったのはなんか残念😅
2:12 THOSE ARE MY CLASSMATES I-
That prawn noodles used to be MUCH BETTER when they first started. The prawn ball also taste different now. Guess they cut cost so certain things taste different now as the crowd died now. Quite a pity. Oh and I like to add an egg inside, makes the noodles more gooey and slurpier!
Hi ojisan, your videos always put a smile on our faces. Full of info, entertainment and smile. Try explore Lim Chu Kang area or islands of Pulau Ubin... Plenty of greeneries and nature breeze.. Thank you
You missed out Downtown East! There is a ton of eateries there! It also has a water park and a resort integrated along side the shopping mall. Do drop by there some time to explore the area!
Welcome to Pasir Ris!
I like your face expression when you got your prawn noodle. So much anticipation like a child. Maybe that's why it did not overwhelm you.
Thank you for showing me around. I live nearby but have never found that horse riding place.
老伴豆花✨
ジブさんの動画を拝見してすっかりハマり、杏仁豆腐とオリジナルを交互に買っています！
どちらも甲乙付けがたい美味しさ😆✨
Inside the pasir ris park, in year 2000, there used to be a beach front hawker center... N you have ur meal on the beach... Tables n chairs r laid on the beach... They served lots of BBQ food... Not sure if they still there... But it's pretty cool to eat n chill there under the starry night sky n hear the waves crashing onto the beach... A nice relaxing place... ☺
Speaking of prawn noodles, the Beach Road Prawn Noodles located at Upper East Coast is one of the best in the country (they also have a great Wu Xiang/Ngoh Hiang that you have to try if you haven’t alr)
You missed the wild boars, wild wild wet/downtown east, api api river, Elias, Loyang Point which is near the Singapore Japanese school with summer matsuri festival every year. From Pasir Ris beach, it is possible to cycle to Punggol and Coney Island.
ジブおじすげー有名人w
シンガポールのピーポーはエブリバデェ気さくだね(’-’*)♪
When he said it's rainy and I'm like "Is December a joke to you?" 😂
You should do a revisit to Pasir Ris on a Sunday
私はシンガポール人の視聴者で、パシリスに住んでいます。ようやくここを紹介している動画を作って、嬉しかったです :D
パシリスでの面白いところについて、Pasir Ris Drive 6 にあるWet Marketに行ったら良いと思います。平日の朝にはいっぱいの人がそこに行って、野菜や肉や果物などを買います。そこにはCoffee Shopもあって、おいしいBee Hoonとチャーシューライスを売っています。
以後のビデオに楽しみにしています ^-^
Know this place very well few of my families living here they are lucky I,m not. I live in Spain don,t like it here some people said I,m lucky. I said we swap any time thank you for sharing your beautiful video love your video thanks
Dude, I'll trade our laoban beancurd for your egg pudding ANY DAY!!! Egg puddings are THE BEST!!
Go to Changi beach and Lower peirce reservoir!!! Beautiful sunsets!!
Thank you for showing pasir ris...
I'm feel super missed out! I lived near pasir ris!
Hi... you could try one famous prawn noodle at pek kio hawker centre. The queue usually takes at least 20minutes.
Woh i didn't know there's a horse riding. Thank you. Arigato🙏should try.
Good job. But just one thing that you may not have notice when you were at the Pasir Ris beach. There are Kelongs along the waters. These are fish farms. Where people farm fish.... let that sink in abit
Big industry is prominent.
Half of Pulau Ubin is under OBS( outward bound Singapore , a camp group) so u can’t find a map of that areas. It’s blocked out but u can sneak in.
re: 09:59. Not necessarily leh Ghib! (NOT TO ME ANYWAY!)
Strangers here will respond spontaneously to you as you look like a film star, even though they may not know you *are already a famous blogger* in Singapore!!⚡🤓😎⚡
Sexy af
true who would talk to me lol
There are even Giant River otters and many species of birds in Pasir Ris Park.
The bottles on the grass fields were either to protect young plants from being stepped on, or to avoid people from falling over them
Shao Chun Chen ::::::the plastic bottles are markers for path for games
Since u like nature i would really suggest touring Pasir Ris via bicycle? Head down to Sungei Api Api and you could catch a glimpse of Otters and Monitor Lizards. Pasir Ris Farmway for Wild Boars and Dogs. For more food and sights perhaps cycle down to the Loyang Industrial Area @ Loyang Way where there is a fairly famous roasted duck joint and a temple called the Loyang Tua Pek Kong for you to explore and perhaps interact with people there!
You can go to Downtown East's Wild Wild Wet to play some day! A short bus ride from Pasir Ris interchange!
Yay I stay here, Glad u came to this part of Singapore !!
I think u missed wild wild wet, the beach is haunted if I’m not wrong & u would so funny when u saw the chicken and say they look delicious
XuanDric Entertainment many killing during ww2. N the water there is not as clean as East Coast. Sometime can see a lot of dead fish
Unreal SouIxdrag yeah I know , prefer East Coast too
As long as you promise not to eat them, you can also visit Duxton Plain Park to see the wild chickens that stay in the heart of CBD and Chinatown. There’s also free cockfighting when they are (not) in the right mood. 😂
Wild chickens are healthier than farmed chickens. People prefer eating wild chickens because they are natural and are not injected with anything.
You should visit pasir ris bus interchange on a sunday night around 6pm. its quite a sight xD
Yea! Pasir Ris, far far east! If you like pasir ris, good place. really nice
11:08 that place is haunted....
Any ghost story to share???
somebody jump down from the tower?
@@spadypoonpeepee it didn't happen to me, but to my friend. She was some group leader of some freshmen camp (she wasn't the one incharge) and one of the activity was to go to that tower at night (stupid idea). I told her that place was haunted AF. She said she knows and felt uneasy about it. But the activity still proceed. If I didn't remember wrongly, the team leaders are suppose to bring the team to the top level to do something (cant remember), after they have completed the task, they headed down from the tower, my friend felt someone or something flicking and touching her ears she screamed and ran out of that area with the group. After she got out the area she felt like a burning sensation on her lower back. She asked someone to check to see if she got any cuts or something, turns out something scratched her. The subsequent groups said they heard a girl voice and got the heck out of there quick. What happens after that I'm not sure.
@@Syn741 wow, scary sia...
@@spadypoonpeepee to make things worse, i don't think there are any lights there as well. so it's almost pitch black at night
If you cross sungei tampines and keep
on walking you’ll see the market and the community centre, there are 5 hawker centres around that area