Interesting video. Glad you liked the chili crab and could tolerate the spiciness. A few points: 1. There isn’t a race called Singaporean. We are a country made up of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and more. So we are Chinese Singaporeans, Malay Singaporeans, Indian Singaporeans, etc. We do have a large number of non-citizen residents (40%) though, so Singaporean’s make up 60% of the population, not single digits as you mentioned. 2. It is legal to chew gum in Singapore, just not legal to sell. If you bring it in, you can chew here. Just dispose of it properly. 3. Chili crab is a popular dish which originated here but we have plenty of other “national” dishes like chicken rice. It’s much more affordable (US$2.50) and you might like it more than crab. 4. Don’t buy water from convenience stores which can get expensive. Get them from supermarkets or even bargain stores. Better yet, don’t buy, full stop. Tap water is potable here. 5. Quay is pronounced “key”. Because English. 6. Not sure if you caught the free light show at Gardens by the Bay but if you haven’t, it’s a must-do.
@@connormcchicken5915 The citizen population is 3.61 million out of a total of 5.92 million which is just shy of 61%. Non-citizens, including PRs, make up over 39%. I put it at 40% for the same of round figures.
10:13 Yeah that’s because you bought it in a 7-11 convenience store. If you buy them at the local supermarkets or random mom & pop stores, it’s only either 50cents to 80cents or just around $1.50 local currency. Singapore is perceived expensive because of the cost of owning cars and the real estate rent for expats. For local, we had subsidies and various other incentives. For food, local hawker stores and food courts are cheaper than restaurants. We have subsidised healthcare so on and so forth. Also Quay is pronounced as key.
I watch many of these UA-camrs travel to Singapore. Most of them rant on that Singapore is very expensive as they buy from convenience shops such as 7-11 which they did not know that there is an add on price premium to buy in convenience. No one talk about the prices in local supermarkets such as Fairprice, Sheng Siong, Prime, etc….. If they had known, they would not “rant” on that Singapore is exceptionally costly to live in…..
@@seanbaby7857 The local supermarkets such as Sheng Siong, Prime, etc are not widely available in the touristy areas. They are mostly located in the HDB heartlands (i.e. suburbs). Nevertheless, i agree that a price premium levied is fair for the convenience that comes along with 24/7 convenience stores such as 7-Eleven
The drone show is I N S A N E 🤯 I think the word Insane can be used only when you visit Singapore in terms of expensive goods and in terms of the beauty of the country. Thank you Dave for taking us to Singapore 👌🏾
Thank you for considering both Singapore and Malaysia 😊. Many Singaporeans love travelling to Malaysia for vacation too because it is good value for money and all we need is land transport which is so much cheaper than air tickets
If you cross over the border to Malaysia it's even cheaper over there as exchange rate is about $1 sgd to Rm3.40 three time cheaper than in Singapore and their foods are very good too.
There is a small number of "homeless" people who are mostly out of sight from the touristy areas Some of them do so out of personal choice. As an example, they have their own property but are unable to get along well with their family members. So they choose to stay out Some others may have sold their property and used much of the proceeds to repay debts. Or the proceeds were swindled away by scammers. So they end up without a home Nonetheless, social workers do try to reach out to the homeless and offer them temporary shelters and financial assistance while working out long term solutions with them
I like both of your presentation, fast n straight to the point. Very good team work. Thanks for showing some of the places that even 80% of Singaporean hardly go. Just subscribed
We stayed there for 4 days to watch Eras Tour, and needless to say, I want to live there now hahahaha. The foods on Hawker are cheap but delicious, the people are so friendly to us, the conveniency of public transport everything is perfect.
@@KAMENRAIDAWINK Thank you! I did notice that the cost of living is higher there. Understandable since the quality of life is also high. You have a very beautiful country.
We love Singapore! We have been lucky enough to stay at Marina Bay Sands and the Ritz at Marina Bay, but my favorite place to stay is little India! So glad you chose to stay there. It’s brilliant. What I love about Singapore is how peacefully all the culture live together.
I can’t believe I’m saying this, but yes. To experience it once was very memorable. We had a gardens by the bay view and at nighttime, watching the light show from our room with room service and champagne was magical and romantic. We spent an entire afternoon at the pool and as the sun was setting, saw all the city lights come on from the infinity pool. We only stayed 2 nights, and then transferred to Little India! I’m glad we experienced it, but we wouldn’t spend our money there again. For us it was worth doing it once. But we made use of our time at the hotel. We love your videos and all the hard work you put into them 👏🏼
Wow I have finally caught up with all the videos binged all day…I feel good now.. I’ve never been to Singapore but it looks good needs to save more money before visiting 💕
There is an option or alternative to hop-on hop-off and that is the double decker buses that transverse the city. Any trip end to end is around $2. Just go top deck and take the front seats.
They have also dined at hawker centre. The local supermarkets such as Sheng Siong, Prime, etc are widely available in HDB heartlands (i.e. suburbs), not quite in the touristy areas. Nevertheless, it is to be expected a price premium needs to be paid for the 24/7 convenience that comes along with 7 Eleven
The drone show is a one off... it's part of Chinese New Year celebrations. If you want to see it again, you probably have to wait until next year during CNY. 😂
Nice video! Glad you like Singapore so far. There are many affordable food options in hawker centres that are in Singapore such as the heartlands. The places you first ate at were in expensive areas of town. You were at Clarke Quay (“Quay" is pronounced as “key”.)
No worries. Even the hawker food at Lau Pa Sat is reasonably priced despite the fact it is located at the heart of CBD, not to mention a few others such as Maxwell Road Hawker Centre which is a favourite among locals and tourists alike
There are crazy rich Canadian in Singapore and also crazy affordable Singapore for the Canadian. Depends on where you go, stay and where you ate. By the way, 7-11 is not cheap in Singapore as compared to the supermarket or other shops.
Another option instead of walking or taxis would be taking the buses or trains which are much more affordable here as well. You can also use your credit card or Apply pay to travel on the public transport.
@@DaveMani you can literally go around the entire country in the MRT, something most tourists sadly failed to take advantage of, and got stuck within the tourist-hamster ring of marina bay - chinatown- little India .
3:45 Oh my. The best part of the Botanic Gardens is the National Orchid Gardens. Its a UNESCO world heritage site and you guys sadly gave it a miss. Believe me, the $15 entrance fee is worth it. 10:13 Locals avoid buying from 7-11 as its very expensive. (A carton of 24 bottles online cost $9 only).
Hey glad I watched your video because I knew nothing about the drone show havnt even seen it advertised anywhere. I only knew about the light show both at the harbour & Gardens by the bay. There in 10 days so will check out that amazing spectacle you saw
Nice drone video! I had imagined the crowd, warm and humidity so i didn't go.. 300 synchronized drones lighting up for the lunar new year for the first time, glad that u guys caught it!
Convenience stores are for convenience. Not affordability. Tap water in Singapore is drinkable from the tap, no boiling or filtering necessary, Refill your bottle from the tap (any tap). Try eating at hawker centres - Maxwell food centre, Lau Pa Sat, or Tekka Centre (since you are staying in Little India - which you found!), and explore Satay Street (Next to Lau Pa Sat, opens when the sun goes down).
U r wrong in many aspect. U should do research before u say and post on UA-cam. 1) U can chew gum in public, but u cannot litter and sell gum in Singapore. Chew gum is not an offence. 2) u can smoke in public, u cannot smoke under shelter, parks and certain places. There is always a yellow box for smoking even in orchard road. Yes, u can smoke in public. 3) water, u r buying water in tourist places. In Singapore supermarker sell water range sgd$0.35 to $3. 7eleven is always expensive becoz its a convenient store. Local dont buy water from 7 eleven as they know where to buy from a) hawker b) food court c) supermarkets d) mini marts. U have to do the local ways. 4) singaporean dont eat chilli crab in fancy restaurant haha, go where the local go. 2 crab usually cost $50-$80
You cannot miss the URA City Gallery the next time you come! It's FREE. See the brains of the city planners and you'll know why the city looks the way it looks.
Very impressive! There are supermarket around Singapore, get your water and snacks there, it’s so much cheaper. Eat at hawker stalls, they have the best local tastes and the prices are much cheaper too. Just don’t forget to bring your own tissue papers or wet wipes.
V nice video, I was in Singapore on the 16th of March 2024, and no doubt Singapore is a beautiful country. You didn't visit Hawper Vella newton Circus food court tree top walk. I hope you will never forget a couple of more interesting places in singapore on your next visit. Good luck with both of you.
U can just hop into the mrt from bayfront to any other station without getting wet. I akways go to heartland places with covered walkways eg toa payoh if its pouring.
Yes, Singapore can be expensive, but at the same time, it can also be very cheap if you know where to go, and where to buy your food and basic daily living stuff.
The drone show was specifically arranged for Chinese New Year period, will not be able to see it after that. 😅 Drinks will be cheaper in supermarkets. To clarify, you can actually chew gum in SG but not import & sell. Clarke Quay is pronounced as Clarke 'Key'. Alcohol is more expensive in restaurants. If you go to the hawkers centres, local coffeeshops, supermarkets, alcohol is way cheaper. It is not that expensive in SG, you just need to know where to buy the cheaper options. There is also a light & music show at Gardens by the Bay which is free. For nature lovers, we do have gardens, nature parks & offshore islands for visitors to explore, where you can see locals as well.
@DaveMani yes the normal show is just lights & music water show, no drones... I wanted to clarify that in case visitors who came but do not see drones 😅
Very enjoyable video! new subscriber! As a singaporean, i have not even been to several of the places you guys went..thanks for showing them...btw, Clark Quay, the Quay is pronounced as Kee...its how we say it..just fyi :)
Yeah. As Singaporeans, we should be appreciative of the efforts put into creating this vlog which is a good advertisement for Singapore tourism. Unfortunately, some netizens are too defensive when tourists, especially those from China, commented that Singapore is too expensive. It is a fact that Singapore is one of most developed countries in the world and the only one in Southeast Asia just by looking at the super high GDP Per Capita (Purchasing Power Parity). And so naturally along with it comes higher prices compared to other South East Asian countries
@@hellobunny56789 That is the downside of Singapore and maybe relaxing a bit of the strictures since some bit of chaos is what gives a city its vibe. As much as its modern, I feel like Bangkok gives a good balance, modernity and affordability.
@@alexchui3511Haha. To each his own. We understand that different personalities have different priorities and preferences 😊 Chaos can have two sides just as the famous saying goes: One man's meat is another man's poison. What is meat to some people is poison to others 😅
The drones wow amazing. Nice looking city. Fun fact naan means bread. So when you say naan bread your saying bread bread lol. Another good production guys 😂
Go to where the locals are to get cheap food. Food cost more at tourist places like Marina Bay Sands area. Our public transports are cheap when compared to other big cities . Very convenient too.
tbf just like any country the prices of water and beer in tourist hotspots/ city center is always much more expensive. You can find cheap bottled water and alcohol in Singapore too, just go to more local/ neighbourhood places
Get ur water and drinks from the supermarkets. It's way cheaper than 7-eleven. Hawker centers are great places to try local food and they are kind on ur wallet as well... as compared to restaurants.
The local supermarkets such as Sheng Siong, Prime, etc are widely available in HDB heartlands (i.e. suburbs), not quite in the touristy areas. Nevertheless, it is to be expected a price premium needs to be paid for the 24/7 convenience that comes along with 7 Eleven
Thank you for the great tour!! We’re considering Singapore for our next family vacation and this was very helpful! 🙌🏼 Also, the seaweed triangle sandwiches lol, from 7/11 are called “onigiri” - we live in Japan now and they’re very popular here too, they’re delicious - I like the tuna mayo ones and the miso ones best.
Singapore is relatively developed. It looks like a diverse place, culturally. I see people on the streets dressed in local clothes. Thank you, sir and ma'am.
Lky is like a person who only started playing SimCity for the first time but straightaway broke the speed record for achieving budget surplus and almost top specs across most indicators
Singapore have had only 2 riots since independence (1965). One happened in 969 due to some racial disputes and the second one in 2013. The 2013 riot stated by drunk foreign workers in little India (you can google 2013 Singapore riot for details). It was because of that our Government then roll out a slew of measures to prevent a repeat of that horrible incident and one of the measures put in place was the ban of selling all types of liquor after 10:30pm.
I really appreciate your video coverage techniques...each and every thing you cover very nicely...and the dancing crab ..wow 😍... Very expensive big Crab😅.... thoroughly enjoyed you videos 🤩👍👍👍👍👍
There are over 100 hawker centers, and some are open 24 hours; they are very inexpensive, and you can easily buy a meal for S$5!!! Singapore food is much cheaper than most if not any developed country.
Nope. That’s a car showroom. As Singapore has limited space, the only way to have a showroom is to build upwards. We actually have two such showrooms in Singapore.
@@DaveMani I’m a local. That’s one of two vertical car showrooms by local luxury and classic car dealer, Auto Bahn. They have another building at Jalan Bukit Merah. They not only stock Ferrari, but they do have other luxury car brand as well
Expensive if you eat at restaurant try having your lunch n dinner elsewhere like Lau pa sat, hawker center Chinatown more cheaper. Breakfast can try Singapore style at Ya kun kaya famous and affordable.
17:32 FYI that is not a regular building. It is a giant vending machine for cars. If you ask why do they have this in Singapore because 1 out of 5 Singaporeans are millionaires and many can afford this there.
Hi Guys, would like to share that the Chinese, Malays, Indians, Eurasians are the four main races of Singaporeans. Its not true that is only single digit of overall people are Singaporeans. We are at roughly 61% of the overall people staying in Singapore. We have different races in this city state due to our history. We are all Singaporeans. =D. Hope u had enjoyed ur stay!
Hey thank you so much for the correction. I simply read that about 7% of the population is actually from the land itself. Residents who have been there for several generation. Sorry if I did not communicate that properly or if it is wrong.
i really enjoy you’re vlog you are a cute couple.Singapore is one of the best country in asia but i hope you two can go to the philippines in the future 😊
U need to go to the heartlands of Sg to have better pricing for food and drinks. Where you guys went is good but touristy...Heartland malls are so much more affordable ❤
The bottle of water in 7 Eleven is so much more expensive than usual. You should have went to a supermarket or elsewhere to get water instead. $3 for water is wayyy too expensive here in Singapore.
Hi there. Weren't these restrictions already lifted sometime in the second half of 2022? i remember they were lifted concurrently with the lifting of some of the covid-era restrictions in 2022. i don't consume alcoholic beverages and so whether these restrictions remain or have been lifted don't really bother me 😊
I have to correct you there Singaporeans are not single digits...And please do not associate that Malays are from Malaysia or Chinese from China etc..Like how all whites are not Scandinavian or colonizers right? Singapore is very diverse and ACTUAL Singaporeans are: Malay/Chinese/Indian/Eurasian (from inter-marriages of Portuguese heritage marrying Asians) Others (all the spectrums of Malay Archipelago). This beautiful metropolitan-island-country is a multi-cultural, multi-lingual (Malay as our National Language and English as our Primary language for communication and education), multi-religious and we have an obscene amount of food choices. Although it is the "Swiss of Asia" with high cost of living, strong SGD and one of the best passports, we do have plenty of options from good old hawker/food courts to fancy fine dining. Understand that Singapore can be overwhelmingly amazing with the efficiency, cleanliness, groomed and manicured parks, protected reserves and urban beauty but I do hope you get to learn a bit deeper on the history of Singapore and the type of people Singaporeans are (honest, efficient and hard working). Singapore is not like any other "Asian adventure travels" you may experience. It is a league of its own for those who appreciates urban-city travel.
those guys in yellow dress up 23:27, they were doing "lion dance" for whichever shops that hired them. I just googled, $688 for a pair, $888 to $1088 for three. And the dance usually last approx. 15 mins =) This is an annual lunar new year practice here in Singapore. Just a handful of Lion Dance clubs in Singapore, and there are international lion dance competition held in countries.
The Englishman call "Quay" as "Key", so Clarke Key it is, a place for loading/unloading of goods. At time of writing this (3 Mar 24) Taylor Swift is in town for 6 shows till 8 Mar.
Are you guys traveling full time now? If so, pretty cool! How do you film in places without having random people in the shots? ie on the tour bus, maybe the people behind you didn't want to be on camera? or the woman across from you on the plane? Safe travels ahead!
We are not full time yet... Looking at doing so in July. And for the filming, i just try to be respectful of others so sometimes I just wait for people to move.
We made it to the Hawker Centres for some of the best street food! 🇸🇬WATCH NOW➡️ ua-cam.com/video/e7nt2wZHl-M/v-deo.htmlsi=bEOLgJ3LbhC7x1oL
Singapore is really amazing. I notice the order and cleanliness are top notch
Yes, one of the cleanest place we have ever visited.
Welcome to Singapore! We hope to welcome you guys back again!
Thank you so much! We had a great time in Singapore. 🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
Interesting video. Glad you liked the chili crab and could tolerate the spiciness. A few points:
1. There isn’t a race called Singaporean. We are a country made up of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and more. So we are Chinese Singaporeans, Malay Singaporeans, Indian Singaporeans, etc. We do have a large number of non-citizen residents (40%) though, so Singaporean’s make up 60% of the population, not single digits as you mentioned.
2. It is legal to chew gum in Singapore, just not legal to sell. If you bring it in, you can chew here. Just dispose of it properly.
3. Chili crab is a popular dish which originated here but we have plenty of other “national” dishes like chicken rice. It’s much more affordable (US$2.50) and you might like it more than crab.
4. Don’t buy water from convenience stores which can get expensive. Get them from supermarkets or even bargain stores. Better yet, don’t buy, full stop. Tap water is potable here.
5. Quay is pronounced “key”. Because English.
6. Not sure if you caught the free light show at Gardens by the Bay but if you haven’t, it’s a must-do.
Hey, thanks for the info. Super interesting. :)
40%??? Im a singaporean myself but didn’t expect the statistic to be that high
@@connormcchicken5915 The citizen population is 3.61 million out of a total of 5.92 million which is just shy of 61%. Non-citizens, including PRs, make up over 39%. I put it at 40% for the same of round figures.
About the chewing gum, the ICA site says you can't import the prohibited item (referring to chewing gum) to sg
"Quay" is pronounced "key". Because French. 😉
10:13 Yeah that’s because you bought it in a 7-11 convenience store. If you buy them at the local supermarkets or random mom & pop stores, it’s only either 50cents to 80cents or just around $1.50 local currency. Singapore is perceived expensive because of the cost of owning cars and the real estate rent for expats. For local, we had subsidies and various other incentives. For food, local hawker stores and food courts are cheaper than restaurants. We have subsidised healthcare so on and so forth. Also Quay is pronounced as key.
We definitely ate most of our meals after day 1 from local hawkers. Very affordable and sooo good! 👍🏼🇸🇬
I watch many of these UA-camrs travel to Singapore. Most of them rant on that Singapore is very expensive as they buy from convenience shops such as 7-11 which they did not know that there is an add on price premium to buy in convenience. No one talk about the prices in local supermarkets such as Fairprice, Sheng Siong, Prime, etc….. If they had known, they would not “rant” on that Singapore is exceptionally costly to live in…..
@@seanbaby7857 The local supermarkets such as Sheng Siong, Prime, etc are not widely available in the touristy areas. They are mostly located in the HDB heartlands (i.e. suburbs). Nevertheless, i agree that a price premium levied is fair for the convenience that comes along with 24/7 convenience stores such as 7-Eleven
Could also be the location of the 7-11, coz the 7-11 near my home sells bottled drinking water for S$ 1+.
looks beautiful!! The airport in singapore is insane !!!
You have no idea!!! We made a full video about it before leaving! Stay posted...
@@DaveMani i can’t wait to see it! looks like it’s on a whole other level! cheers!
Singapore is amazing! Super clean and safe! Great food and tourist spots!
We loved it! :)
Thank you for coming to Singapore. We hope you enjoyed your visit and hope you will come back again
I hope so too!
At hawker center u can get cheap and delicious local food. Our public transport is also veru cheap and efficient. No taxi needed.
Yes! We 100% learned that and ate there for the rest of the trip!
The drone show is I N S A N E 🤯 I think the word Insane can be used only when you visit Singapore in terms of expensive goods and in terms of the beauty of the country. Thank you Dave for taking us to Singapore 👌🏾
The world needs more drone shows! Haha
So nice Singapore city and cuntry 👍👌👌👌
It really is!
Singapore and malysia now on my bucket list
For sure! :)
Thank you for considering both Singapore and Malaysia 😊. Many Singaporeans love travelling to Malaysia for vacation too because it is good value for money and all we need is land transport which is so much cheaper than air tickets
If you cross over the border to Malaysia it's even cheaper over there as exchange rate is about $1 sgd to Rm3.40 three time cheaper than in Singapore and their foods are very good too.
@@gikanganjugi6116 Singapore and Malaysia are different. Take care.
@@atlantis98765 But Malaysia is not Singapore. I normally will go for a game of golf and enjoy a meal at a restaurant and return home.
In Singapore No homeless people , No trash, No Grafity
Everything place clean & organize,..👏👍
Super clean indeed!
There is a small number of "homeless" people who are mostly out of sight from the touristy areas
Some of them do so out of personal choice. As an example, they have their own property but are unable to get along well with their family members. So they choose to stay out
Some others may have sold their property and used much of the proceeds to repay debts. Or the proceeds were swindled away by scammers. So they end up without a home
Nonetheless, social workers do try to reach out to the homeless and offer them temporary shelters and financial assistance while working out long term solutions with them
@@atlantis98765There is no support given at all.
There are, but we don't believe in leaving them on the walls, but cleaned them up. And the vandals get punished very quickly.
We do hv homeless people, trash thrown on the road/pavements here and there but nt at the touristy areas.
I like both of your presentation, fast n straight to the point. Very good team work. Thanks for showing some of the places that even 80% of Singaporean hardly go. Just subscribed
So glad to read this! Welcome on board my friend. 👍🏼
We stayed there for 4 days to watch Eras Tour, and needless to say, I want to live there now hahahaha. The foods on Hawker are cheap but delicious, the people are so friendly to us, the conveniency of public transport everything is perfect.
It is a great place to live for sure! 100%
As a singaporean we welcome you. Tho take note there’s a high cost for rental if you wish to stay
@@KAMENRAIDAWINK Thank you! I did notice that the cost of living is higher there. Understandable since the quality of life is also high. You have a very beautiful country.
We love Singapore! We have been lucky enough to stay at Marina Bay Sands and the Ritz at Marina Bay, but my favorite place to stay is little India! So glad you chose to stay there. It’s brilliant. What I love about Singapore is how peacefully all the culture live together.
Thats amazing! I have a question for you. Would you say that the Marina Bay Sand is worth the price or not? 🤔
I can’t believe I’m saying this, but yes. To experience it once was very memorable. We had a gardens by the bay view and at nighttime, watching the light show from our room with room service and champagne was magical and romantic. We spent an entire afternoon at the pool and as the sun was setting, saw all the city lights come on from the infinity pool. We only stayed 2 nights, and then transferred to Little India! I’m glad we experienced it, but we wouldn’t spend our money there again. For us it was worth doing it once. But we made use of our time at the hotel. We love your videos and all the hard work you put into them 👏🏼
Wow I have finally caught up with all the videos binged all day…I feel good now.. I’ve never been to Singapore but it looks good needs to save more money before visiting 💕
Haha thank you so much! :p Next one coming up tomorrow! ❤️❤️❤️
There is an option or alternative to hop-on hop-off and that is the double decker buses that transverse the city. Any trip end to end is around $2. Just go top deck and take the front seats.
Oh thats an amazing tip!
Singaporean here. I love my country as its really easy to go from one place to another. Its safe and clean too. All are welcome :))
It's a great country for sure! 👍🏼
U guys should be dining at hawker centers...and u should buy your drinks at super markets which will be cheaper.
They have also dined at hawker centre. The local supermarkets such as Sheng Siong, Prime, etc are widely available in HDB heartlands (i.e. suburbs), not quite in the touristy areas. Nevertheless, it is to be expected a price premium needs to be paid for the 24/7 convenience that comes along with 7 Eleven
100% we did learned that and ate at those for the rest of the week. 😎👍🏼
100% we did learned that and ate at those for the rest of the week. 😎👍🏼
Singapore is a vibe definitely a country I would like to visit the music choice with the drone action at the end Wow! great vlog.
Much appreciated! :)
The drone show is a one off... it's part of Chinese New Year celebrations. If you want to see it again, you probably have to wait until next year during CNY. 😂
Nice video! Glad you like Singapore so far. There are many affordable food options in hawker centres that are in Singapore such as the heartlands. The places you first ate at were in expensive areas of town.
You were at Clarke Quay (“Quay" is pronounced as “key”.)
No worries. Even the hawker food at Lau Pa Sat is reasonably priced despite the fact it is located at the heart of CBD, not to mention a few others such as Maxwell Road Hawker Centre which is a favourite among locals and tourists alike
We for sure ate a ton after that day 1 at hawker centres! So so good.
There are crazy rich Canadian in Singapore and also crazy affordable Singapore for the Canadian. Depends on where you go, stay and where you ate. By the way, 7-11 is not cheap in Singapore as compared to the supermarket or other shops.
Another option instead of walking or taxis would be taking the buses or trains which are much more affordable here as well. You can also use your credit card or Apply pay to travel on the public transport.
We in fact took the MRT a lot which is amazing! 👍🏼
@@DaveMani you can literally go around the entire country in the MRT, something most tourists sadly failed to take advantage of, and got stuck within the tourist-hamster ring of marina bay - chinatown- little India .
For some reason, Tracey reminds me of a young Sigourney Weaver. Beautiful. 👍🏼😊
I`m gonna Google that! :P
Lovely couple and thks for the nice video on Singapore😊hope u had a wonderful time and see u again soon for more exploration 🎉❤
We had a great time for sure! Stay posted for the 4 more videos coming up, starting tonight. :)
3:45 Oh my. The best part of the Botanic Gardens is the National Orchid Gardens. Its a UNESCO world heritage site and you guys sadly gave it a miss. Believe me, the $15 entrance fee is worth it.
10:13 Locals avoid buying from 7-11 as its very expensive. (A carton of 24 bottles online cost $9 only).
Well noted for next time! :)
Wow looks amazing❤❤❤
It was! 🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
Enjoy your time in Singapore and welome back again❤❤❤❤😊😊😊
Thank you! 😃
Thanks for sharing and welcome to Singapore
Its always a pleasure :)
Wow! Just wow
Yeah! Singapore is great. :p 🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
Please give us a tour of Changi airport and the MRT also thanks.
100% this will be the last video of the series. 👍🏼
Hey glad I watched your video because I knew nothing about the drone show havnt even seen it advertised anywhere. I only knew about the light show both at the harbour & Gardens by the bay. There in 10 days so will check out that amazing spectacle you saw
You're gonna for sure have a great time in Singapore! :)
WHAT AN AWESOME VLOG🎉
Thank you!! 😁
If u lucky, u able see wild otters ranning around at Botanic Garden. U can take mrt stop at every station 🚉 to mall for food n shopping 😅👗🥼👡👢🍜🌮🥙🥧🍹🍻🍨
We didn't see them but that would have been really cool!!!
Nice drone video! I had imagined the crowd, warm and humidity so i didn't go.. 300 synchronized drones lighting up for the lunar new year for the first time, glad that u guys caught it!
The drone show was epic! We loved it. :)
Convenience stores are for convenience. Not affordability. Tap water in Singapore is drinkable from the tap, no boiling or filtering necessary, Refill your bottle from the tap (any tap). Try eating at hawker centres - Maxwell food centre, Lau Pa Sat, or Tekka Centre (since you are staying in Little India - which you found!), and explore Satay Street (Next to Lau Pa Sat, opens when the sun goes down).
U r wrong in many aspect. U should do research before u say and post on UA-cam.
1) U can chew gum in public, but u cannot litter and sell gum in Singapore. Chew gum is not an offence.
2) u can smoke in public, u cannot smoke under shelter, parks and certain places. There is always a yellow box for smoking even in orchard road. Yes, u can smoke in public.
3) water, u r buying water in tourist places. In Singapore supermarker sell water range sgd$0.35 to $3. 7eleven is always expensive becoz its a convenient store. Local dont buy water from 7 eleven as they know where to buy from a) hawker b) food court c) supermarkets d) mini marts. U have to do the local ways.
4) singaporean dont eat chilli crab in fancy restaurant haha, go where the local go. 2 crab usually cost $50-$80
You are very right about that. We spent the rest of the week at hawker centres. 🇸🇬👍🏼
You cannot miss the URA City Gallery the next time you come! It's FREE. See the brains of the city planners and you'll know why the city looks the way it looks.
This is well noted, we will for sure go next time. 🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
I think marina bay sands is a beautiful hotel. The integrated resort is going to build a 4th tower beside it.
It is one of the best in the world I think!
Very impressive!
There are supermarket around Singapore, get your water and snacks there, it’s so much cheaper.
Eat at hawker stalls, they have the best local tastes and the prices are much cheaper too.
Just don’t forget to bring your own tissue papers or wet wipes.
Well noted! 😎👍🏼
Very nice exsplore with beautifull country Singapore
It really is! ❤️❤️❤️
Welcome to Singapore! 🇸🇬
Thank you :)
Welcome to Sg, enjoy your stay here.
Thank you! Will do!
Buy your water like at Watsons, Guardian or supermarket like Fairprice will be more affordable. 7 eleven is ex for their items
Thanks for the tips! :D
V nice video, I was in Singapore on the 16th of March 2024, and no doubt Singapore is a beautiful country. You didn't visit Hawper Vella newton Circus food court tree top walk. I hope you will never forget a couple of more interesting places in singapore on your next visit. Good luck with both of you.
I just wrote that down for our nest visit! :)
Beautiful
It was a fun time :)
Enjoy your stay !
Thank you!
U can just hop into the mrt from bayfront to any other station without getting wet. I akways go to heartland places with covered walkways eg toa payoh if its pouring.
Well that's a good tip!
Beautiful vlog 🤩😇
Thank you 😊
Fantastic ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Thanks 🤗
i suggest that u travel to Jb malaysia too on the weekdays via the cross way. Food there is very cheap too as part of the Singaporean's experience
That sounds like a great idea! :)
Welcome to Singapore!!
Thank you so much!
I can't believe you're here in MY CITY!!! I so hope I run into you guys 😭😭😭
We had a great time but we're back in Kenya for now. 4 more videos about Singapore coming up tho. 😎🇸🇬
Yes, Singapore can be expensive, but at the same time, it can also be very cheap if you know where to go, and where to buy your food and basic daily living stuff.
Very true. This was mainly day one so we've learned quick haha.
Orchid Garden is a must to visit! You missed a great attraction!
Chillie crab is good but white pepper crabs is also one of Singaporean favourite.
Thanks for the tips! :)
The drone show was specifically arranged for Chinese New Year period, will not be able to see it after that. 😅
Drinks will be cheaper in supermarkets.
To clarify, you can actually chew gum in SG but not import & sell.
Clarke Quay is pronounced as Clarke 'Key'.
Alcohol is more expensive in restaurants.
If you go to the hawkers centres, local coffeeshops, supermarkets, alcohol is way cheaper.
It is not that expensive in SG, you just need to know where to buy the cheaper options.
There is also a light & music show at Gardens by the Bay which is free.
For nature lovers, we do have gardens, nature parks & offshore islands for visitors to explore, where you can see locals as well.
There was indeed a special drone show for the event but there is also a normal show the test of the time. Twice a night, every night. 👍🏼
@DaveMani yes the normal show is just lights & music water show, no drones... I wanted to clarify that in case visitors who came but do not see drones 😅
Very enjoyable video! new subscriber! As a singaporean, i have not even been to several of the places you guys went..thanks for showing them...btw, Clark Quay, the Quay is pronounced as Kee...its how we say it..just fyi :)
Yeah. As Singaporeans, we should be appreciative of the efforts put into creating this vlog which is a good advertisement for Singapore tourism. Unfortunately, some netizens are too defensive when tourists, especially those from China, commented that Singapore is too expensive. It is a fact that Singapore is one of most developed countries in the world and the only one in Southeast Asia just by looking at the super high GDP Per Capita (Purchasing Power Parity). And so naturally along with it comes higher prices compared to other South East Asian countries
@@hellobunny56789 That is the downside of Singapore and maybe relaxing a bit of the strictures since some bit of chaos is what gives a city its vibe. As much as its modern, I feel like Bangkok gives a good balance, modernity and affordability.
@@alexchui3511Haha. To each his own. We understand that different personalities have different priorities and preferences 😊
Chaos can have two sides just as the famous saying goes: One man's meat is another man's poison. What is meat to some people is poison to others 😅
Welcome onboard and thanks for the correction on our pronunciation. This is well noted.
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Wow, didn’t know my post / sharing can be deleted in your channel. Thought only the mainstream media guys do the censoring…. Goodbye.
The drones wow amazing. Nice looking city. Fun fact naan means bread. So when you say naan bread your saying bread bread lol. Another good production guys 😂
The worst part is that we know that! Loll
Lol! Kind of like when people say chai tea 😅.
@@denisea.9033…😂😂😂😂😂
Go to where the locals are to get cheap food. Food cost more at tourist places like Marina Bay Sands area. Our public transports are cheap when compared to other big cities . Very convenient too.
We actually ate most of our meals after that day at Hawker Centres which was amazing!!!
tbf just like any country the prices of water and beer in tourist hotspots/ city center is always much more expensive. You can find cheap bottled water and alcohol in Singapore too, just go to more local/ neighbourhood places
You are 100% right.
@@DaveMani hope u had fun in SG!
Get ur water and drinks from the supermarkets. It's way cheaper than 7-eleven. Hawker centers are great places to try local food and they are kind on ur wallet as well... as compared to restaurants.
The local supermarkets such as Sheng Siong, Prime, etc are widely available in HDB heartlands (i.e. suburbs), not quite in the touristy areas. Nevertheless, it is to be expected a price premium needs to be paid for the 24/7 convenience that comes along with 7 Eleven
We did learn that! That was just our first day ish in the country. We did all our meals at hawkers centres after that.
Thank you for the great tour!! We’re considering Singapore for our next family vacation and this was very helpful! 🙌🏼
Also, the seaweed triangle sandwiches lol, from 7/11 are called “onigiri” - we live in Japan now and they’re very popular here too, they’re delicious - I like the tuna mayo ones and the miso ones best.
I'm sure you're gonna love it! :)
very clean
Very!
Singapore is relatively developed. It looks like a diverse place, culturally. I see people on the streets dressed in local clothes.
Thank you, sir and ma'am.
It is VERY developed. Almost too developed for us :p
Thanks for showing Little India, not many people go there!
It's literally the best part of Singapore! :p
❤❤@@DaveMani
You can drink alcohol anytime, you can’t purchase alcohol after 10.30pm in normal shop.
Fair enough!
Lky is like a person who only started playing SimCity for the first time but straightaway broke the speed record for achieving budget surplus and almost top specs across most indicators
Hahahaha I love the comparison! :p
OMG!!!! Love the Indian food!!!! Make me drool and I'm hungry now.... 🤣
It is literally the BEST!!!
Hi I love the tops she wears! Could you share where you bought them from? Thanks
They are from Winners in Canada.
You should visit hdb neighbourhood next time :) because thats more local.
We 100% will later this year most likely! :D
Singapore have had only 2 riots since independence (1965). One happened in 969 due to some racial disputes and the second one in 2013. The 2013 riot stated by drunk foreign workers in little India (you can google 2013 Singapore riot for details). It was because of that our Government then roll out a slew of measures to prevent a repeat of that horrible incident and one of the measures put in place was the ban of selling all types of liquor after 10:30pm.
Overall a very quiet and peaceful country. ❤️🇸🇬
I really appreciate your video coverage techniques...each and every thing you cover very nicely...and the dancing crab ..wow 😍... Very expensive big Crab😅.... thoroughly enjoyed you videos 🤩👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
There are over 100 hawker centers, and some are open 24 hours; they are very inexpensive, and you can easily buy a meal for S$5!!! Singapore food is much cheaper than most if not any developed country.
100% After that one day we ate almost all out food at Hawkers Centre which was amazing,
You both missed morning breakfast call Roti Prata....from indian stall at some coffeeshops
We actually did eat those but in India! :) delicious
Could the car tower be a parking silo? You drive in and it takes your car up by a lift.
Super fun and beautiful video! 😃
Nope. That’s a car showroom. As Singapore has limited space, the only way to have a showroom is to build upwards. We actually have two such showrooms in Singapore.
@@raspberry_scareglow very cool. 😎
I don't think so... Also what a coincidence that would be to only have Ferraris in it loll
@@DaveMani I’m a local. That’s one of two vertical car showrooms by local luxury and classic car dealer, Auto Bahn. They have another building at Jalan Bukit Merah. They not only stock Ferrari, but they do have other luxury car brand as well
The bottle of water in the supermart costs only around SGD 0.50
Yeah, we learned haha.
Expensive if you eat at restaurant try having your lunch n dinner elsewhere like Lau pa sat, hawker center Chinatown more cheaper. Breakfast can try Singapore style at Ya kun kaya famous and affordable.
Very true. We spent the rest of our trip at Hawker Centres. 👍🏼
you guys waited 15mins on the skypark line at 1PM right?
It was a bit earlier than that but yes.
8:29 y'all should be advertising sensodyne or Colgate. My teeth felt that bite 😅❤❤
Hahaha if they ever call, I'll say yes! 🤣🤣🤣
Its pronounced as 'Key' for 'Quay'😅 Welcome to Singapore.Enjoy😊
Luv, Singapore Girl❤
Yeah... We were told a few times! haha
Clark Quay is actually pronouce as Clarke Key. Can of Tiger beer from the local store costs around SGD3+
Well noted!
17:32 FYI that is not a regular building. It is a giant vending machine for cars. If you ask why do they have this in Singapore because 1 out of 5 Singaporeans are millionaires and many can afford this there.
Wow!!!!
If I am a tourist, I will visit Singapore because it is very safe even though it is expensive.
Nice 👍🏼
Hi Guys, would like to share that the Chinese, Malays, Indians, Eurasians are the four main races of Singaporeans. Its not true that is only single digit of overall people are Singaporeans. We are at roughly 61% of the overall people staying in Singapore.
We have different races in this city state due to our history. We are all Singaporeans. =D.
Hope u had enjoyed ur stay!
Hey thank you so much for the correction. I simply read that about 7% of the population is actually from the land itself. Residents who have been there for several generation.
Sorry if I did not communicate that properly or if it is wrong.
i really enjoy you’re vlog you are a cute couple.Singapore is one of the best country in asia but i hope you two can go to the philippines in the future 😊
The Philippines is for sure a destination we want to visit! :)
U need to go to the heartlands of Sg to have better pricing for food and drinks. Where you guys went is good but touristy...Heartland malls are so much more affordable ❤
To be honest we spent a lot of time in hawker centres after that. 👍🏼
Welcome to Singapore
Thank you Sally :)
Enjoy your stay
Thanks a lot my friend!
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The bottle of water in 7 Eleven is so much more expensive than usual. You should have went to a supermarket or elsewhere to get water instead. $3 for water is wayyy too expensive here in Singapore.
Yes we did learn haha. That was a day one mistake :p
Purchasing liquor is not allowed after 10 pm.But If you want to consume after those hours, please consume that at home not at the public park.
Fair eneough
Hi there. Weren't these restrictions already lifted sometime in the second half of 2022? i remember they were lifted concurrently with the lifting of some of the covid-era restrictions in 2022. i don't consume alcoholic beverages and so whether these restrictions remain or have been lifted don't really bother me 😊
I have to correct you there Singaporeans are not single digits...And please do not associate that Malays are from Malaysia or Chinese from China etc..Like how all whites are not Scandinavian or colonizers right?
Singapore is very diverse and ACTUAL Singaporeans are: Malay/Chinese/Indian/Eurasian (from inter-marriages of Portuguese heritage marrying Asians) Others (all the spectrums of Malay Archipelago). This beautiful metropolitan-island-country is a multi-cultural, multi-lingual (Malay as our National Language and English as our Primary language for communication and education), multi-religious and we have an obscene amount of food choices.
Although it is the "Swiss of Asia" with high cost of living, strong SGD and one of the best passports, we do have plenty of options from good old hawker/food courts to fancy fine dining.
Understand that Singapore can be overwhelmingly amazing with the efficiency, cleanliness, groomed and manicured parks, protected reserves and urban beauty but I do hope you get to learn a bit deeper on the history of Singapore and the type of people Singaporeans are (honest, efficient and hard working). Singapore is not like any other "Asian adventure travels" you may experience. It is a league of its own for those who appreciates urban-city travel.
Man plan is never to "offend" people. I simply go online and look at the official numbers. This is where I was coming from.
those guys in yellow dress up 23:27, they were doing "lion dance" for whichever shops that hired them. I just googled, $688 for a pair, $888 to $1088 for three. And the dance usually last approx. 15 mins =) This is an annual lunar new year practice here in Singapore. Just a handful of Lion Dance clubs in Singapore, and there are international lion dance competition held in countries.
What! Thats a lot... 🥵
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The Englishman call "Quay" as "Key", so Clarke Key it is, a place for loading/unloading of goods. At time of writing this (3 Mar 24) Taylor Swift is in town for 6 shows till 8 Mar.
We'll work on that pronunciation :p
I was disappointed with my crab too. It was $150 in Clarke Quay. Orchard towers was fun for single at night. I didn't go to Ipanema..😊
Hi, try online search for Cheapest Chili Crab in Singapore. Some of the recommendations are priced from $45 to $80 only
Fair enough for the crab but still glad we tried! :)
Are you guys traveling full time now? If so, pretty cool! How do you film in places without having random people in the shots? ie on the tour bus, maybe the people behind you didn't want to be on camera? or the woman across from you on the plane? Safe travels ahead!
We are not full time yet... Looking at doing so in July. And for the filming, i just try to be respectful of others so sometimes I just wait for people to move.
do they allow drone flying anywhere?
Yes, you just need to register.
tracy got new sunglassess
Yup 😎
We have Tiger Beer Brewery here which is open to public😅
Oh really... I which I would have visited it!