Is Singapore REALLY That EXPENSIVE? 🇸🇬 Possible ON A BUDGET?

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Is Singapore REALLY That EXPENSIVE? Singapore is the most expensive city in South East Asia and also one of the most expensive in the world. If you're visiting Singapore as a tourist, be prepared for higher expenses compared to the rest of Southeast Asia. However, there are ways to make your trip more budget-friendly. Join us as we explore popular tourist attractions and see just how much we spend in a day in Singapore on a budget!
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@jplin888 Месяц назад

These people sitting on the floor are most probably overseas foreign workers either from Philippines or other East Asian countries. They usually gathered together with friends on their day off, have meal together and sometimes sing karaoke together.

@asian6oy Месяц назад

it is 100% a lie that you can't be on a budget whilst on holiday in Singapore. thank you for proving that despite being first time visitors! 🤗

@hoekit73 Месяц назад

You need to add a little splash of light soy sauce on top of the dark ones and white pepper to the soft boil eggs to have the perfect taste.

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Will keep in mind if we have it again 🥰

@Yasin_Affandi Месяц назад

What a wonderful video. Singapore is one of the most expensive city in the world and the one of the most fully developed countries. The city area looks really walkable, pristine.

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Singapore is very walkable indeed and very pristine, we’re loving it 🥰

@Yasin_Affandi Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlist That sounds lovely. If you guys have the extra budget, you guys need to see the hybrid orchids at the botanical garden, and also visit the bird park, the latest one, not the old one. Watched it on videos, absolutely beautiful species of hybrid orchids and wild species of birds from all over the world. 😀

@ymhktravel Месяц назад

Lau Pa Sat is not a typical hawker centre, prices are on the steep side as it caters more to tourists and the CBD officer workers on weekdays. Try those in Chinatown or one of those satellite towns in the suburbs like Toa Payoh, Tiong Bahru, Bugis area Albert Complex etc.

@watcherquek263 Месяц назад

Within 5 mins, there are three large hawker centres in Chinatown: Hong Lim, People's Park and Chinatown. You have over 900 places to eat, almost all Chinese food (Chinatown, duh).

@ateron2008 Месяц назад

I feel you can explore outside central Singapore. For example, if you want to go industrial area, you can go to Tuas via the MRT to see all our factories etc. Jurong East/Tampines is another good place with tons of shopping. Sungei Buloh or Bukit Timah Hill (mini hike) or the various nature reserve in Singapore to see nature. The zoos/bird park at Mandai (can be a bit expensive if you guys dun mind). Moreover, there is coast to coast trail/round island route that allows you to walk the whole of Singapore which usually can span a whole day. For your info, the transport is calculated by distance with a max cap of $3 so definitely affordable.

@peonywong9464 29 дней назад

At the 29min to 30min point of the video showing the wedding chapel, this is the location that hosted the wedding in the movie Crazy Rich Asians...

@Guard-Reg Месяц назад

Warning if you are slimming, do not watch this. Another Brilliant Video.

@gemgal68 28 дней назад

Hi. For the half-boiled eggs, it is bland because you guys did not put in the second bottle of soya sauce which is salty & umami packed (More transparent & liquidy in texture). Pepper also adds dimension to the taste. Will highly recommend you guys re-try with both types of soya sauces & pepper. Remember that the more transparent sauce is really salty, so put in a bit first, and add more if needed 😉

@gliu1431 Месяц назад

If you live in HDB flat (not private condo), don’t own a car, don’t eat out in restaurants regularly but hawker centres or food courts, don’t drink at bars on regular basis, don’t get children into various training classes, as a middle income professional couple in Singapore, living expenses are manageable. Whether you have enough money for retirement, I am not sure because it depends on your overall lifestyle.

@___Danny___ Месяц назад

plus don’t smoke , dont gamble.

@lalaley4562 Месяц назад

Commenter, are u a middle income couple with no children? Yes provided with no illnesses too(like asthma etc)

@lalaley4562 Месяц назад

That's why I'm choosing to stay single. Not even married.

@___Danny___ Месяц назад

@@gliu1431 one kid. sick just go see at polyclinic. not really middle income.

@___Danny___ Месяц назад

@@lalaley4562 then you will miss out the joy of having a family. it outweighs the cons

@iamjjeoreo Месяц назад

It’s actually a really British breakfast to have soft boiled eggs with toast “soldiers”, and people even used to have them in those ceramic egg holders. It seems like the current generation of younger Brits aren’t familiar either the previous food culture. Do you guys know what Bovril is? I grew up drinking it.

@___Danny___ Месяц назад

bovril how to “drink” ? i remember is spread on bread and mix with congee

@iamjjeoreo Месяц назад

@@___Danny___ Mix with hot water! It was a source of protein, so it's a bit like a cross of a drink and a soup. We usually took it that way, never with bread (my grandma put milo and condensed milk on bread instead).

@___Danny___ Месяц назад

@@iamjjeoreoremember mine is breakfast bread spread, night time supper mix with congee

@fungmeiho2976 Месяц назад

There's no right or wrong way of eating the kaya toast or bun with the soft boiled eggs. My husband doesn't eat the yolks so he'll separate the whites and the yolks without breaking the yolks. Still interesting to watch after 30 years!😊 I'll eat the toast and leave the side- bits without the kaya into the mixed up eggs with a few drops of the light soya sauce and a dash of pepper n let them soaked a while before eating them. Yummy! Have fun exploring 😊 And hydrate often🧉🧃🥤

@bruceyung70 Месяц назад

I was in Singapore back in 97! One of the best cities I have been to.

@connormcchicken5915 19 дней назад

97? I recall Singapore was nothing much even in 01’. Development started afterwards

@darthvader5204 Месяц назад

Hi, if I see correctly, it's $16 for 10 chicken and 10 mutton/ beef. Total of 20 sticks. If you just want to try, you can buy 10 sticks at $8.

@jorogers4662 Месяц назад

Totally not how I expected Singapore to be. Wow! Thank you for showing us around. What a super friendly local in the cafe at the beginning and looking forward to you returning to Satay Street. My mouth was watering! Great budgeting! £35 for the whole day! Result!

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Such a cool place, we’re loving it here 🤩🥰

@REC_CER Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlistthank you for showing that Singapore can be done on a budget. 😂Are you guys still in Singapore? I could bring you guys around the non-touristy parts. 🤣

@ednaloytye 11 дней назад

I love your vibe and energy! Thank you for loving our country. CHIJMES is pronounced 'Chimes' CHIJ stands for Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus. And that building housed a convent for nuns, and a school. The school has since moved to the suburbs. And the building has been preserved.

@jamilbinabdulrahman985 26 дней назад

Love your Singapore blog video and how much you enjoy the city especially the locals food 🤝🤗🤗 Stay safe with best regards from Amsterdam.

@sngjoolian Месяц назад

You are beautiful people Welcome to Singapore Much praises from both about Singapore Have a pleasant trip God bless both Take care

@lindaramos3325 Месяц назад

Hi guys, another awesome video with some good yummy food. Thanks for sharing and I really love y'all bc you put out some awesome videos. Take care

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Our pleasure! Thanks Linda 🤭😉

@pauljayoma8403 Месяц назад

I can not remember if it's the same location where I have been,but I do went to a place where you can buy cheap foods but equally delicious compared to a fancy restaurant.

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

All hawker centers are cheap and have really good food 🥰

@cheryll8008 Месяц назад

The kaya toast & soft boil eggs breakfast is a typical Asian especially Malaysian & Singaporean thing. Its so good😂

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

The kaya toast was good but personally we don’t love soft boiled eggs but we know it’s super popular here 🤩

@bel7935 28 дней назад

You guys are adorbs much…can’t imagine how you could get so excited chasing after the green man always! 😂😂 Welcome to Singapore 🇸🇬🤗🤗

@sunkissedbucketlist 27 дней назад

It takes forever for the lights to turn green so when they do, we make sure to celebrate 🥳 😂

@1ako415 Месяц назад

you should visit chinatown hawker centre, theres lots of good and cheap food there too

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Of course we will, thanks for the recommendation 🤩

@skaijuice3714 Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlist There is a buddha tooth relic temple right beside it. The vicinity of the area is steep with history. If you are planning to go into temple, be aware that they are particular about dress code. (respectable)

@Choolloyd Месяц назад

Thanks for creating and sharing yet another amazing video clip. Enjoy your stay in Singapore, beautiful couple. Cheers!🍻

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

We’re having the best time thank you 🤩

@MelvinSimKH Месяц назад

Chijmes used to be the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus (CHIJ), hence the name. It’s pronounced “chimes” due to the convent bells. The place also housed an orphanage and two schools, one of which my mother attended. Plenty of stories from the students there too :)

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing 🤩

@simplyme3306 Месяц назад

Half/soft boiled eggs are eaten with soy sauce and pepper. It's the local's english version of soft boiled eggs with salt and pepper. Wonder why would the guy talked about having it with salt or vinegar. Kaya is the local twist of the western custard or curd. The Hainanese were the last chinese ethic group to arrive from China to to this part of the world. Hence they didn't have much labour choices. Most ended up as cooks in the English kitchen. The kaya toast and eggs is one of the local breakfast influenced by the British.

@darthvader5204 Месяц назад

As for the magnets, we can get 1 for $1 at Chinatown.

@marinoint Месяц назад

Singapore has a wide variety of food choices, those food courts without air conditioning are quite affordable. The ones inside shopping malls are not necessarily cleaner; I once bought a bowl of laksa noodle soup at a mall's food court, and there's a small cockroach inside! The Indian clerk refused to give me a refund! Very unpleasant experience. Having said that, the Indian-style curry and flat bread are some of my favorite foods! If you plan to live in Singapore long term, the housing cost is high, especially if you buy a property. Cars are the most expensive in the world, but fortunately you don't really need one because they have good public transportation.

@JIARENGAN Месяц назад

小小的坡县有啥美食？

@kongwee1978 Месяц назад

@@JIARENGAN 有的1450

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

The food we’ve tried everywhere so far has been top notch 🥰

@steventay5834 Месяц назад

Singapore housing and cars are damn expensive. Food are affordable; public transport very cheap.

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

True that 👍🏻

@entrydenied Месяц назад

You see people sitting around the CBD areas on the floor with friends because these are usually migrant workers with either live with their employers (as domestic helpers) or in dormitories. So they don't have their own space at home for meetups and gatherings. And they can't afford to pay for drinks and food to sit in cafes so they usually buy or bring food and sit outdoors.

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

So you’re saying people can’t afford to pay for food and drinks at a cafe even on minimum wage? Really? 🤔

@donamaj4028 Месяц назад

to be exact, most of the migrant workers they work here to earn more pay to support their family at their home country that why they like to gather at the town/city areas with friends during their off day usually on the sundays.

@entrydenied Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlist If they're domestic workers they make between 700 to 1200 SGD per month, with paid housing (because they have to live with their employers) and food, and employers are responsible for basic health costs. They can choose to spend money at cafes but most want to save and send money home, or to pay for any debt that they might have incurred to come here. Migrant workers in construction earn more but many have to pay for board and food. We don't have minimum wages here.

@simplyme3306 Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlist people on minimum wage would be considered low income workers. They wouldn't be eating cafe food. Even as a middle income earner, I typically eat food at the hawker centres and neighbourhood food stalls.

@REC_CER Месяц назад

Satay 8 is the best. Lol every other satay stall in the street pales in comparison. Satay can be a meal on its own and you've already eaten dinner.

@darthvader5204 Месяц назад

Welcome to Singapore. Hope you like it. :)

@user-se7pw4qn6u Месяц назад

Alina McCleod, the Canadian vlogger did a budget of S$100/- in one day including a drink at the Marina Bay Sands.

@Chinbanfamily 5 дней назад

Wow welcome to my country Singapore 🇸🇬✔️👍

@geniegal78 Месяц назад

The magnets were 4 for SGD10, should have picked out for the deal. 😊 The people you see sitting on the pavement are foreign workers, they like to hang out in public places like parks on their off days on weekends. Although I am not sure if they are allowed to be picnicking on those pavements, I think as long as they do not become public nuisance & block the walkway, it should be fine.

@Japasta_Maviska Месяц назад

3:07 Nah it's because people wanna avoid traffic jams actually and secondly, sometimes some roads are closed for either construction of new MRT or some event that needs the road like a marathon or if you noticed the big structure at The Padang, that's one of the reason why no cars are around in the Marina Bay Area/Downtown. But if you go to Orchard Road, that's where you'll see most of the cars at. Crowded. Also 11:14 that area Bugis is known as the Art District. Hence, the art mural. If you go further up the street, you'll find two tertiary Art Institutions, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts and Lasalle College of the Arts as well as secondary art school, School of the Arts of SOTA.

@TheReluctantCoder Месяц назад

Love the nice man that was telling you about Kaya!

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

He was such a fountain of knowledge 🤩

@applehead7942 Месяц назад

did u know michael jackson used to stay in raffles hotel during his show here back in 1993 and 1996? 🤭 tons of people gathered at the foyer where u guys walked on so that was nice to see hahaha

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Oh wow we had no idea 🤩

@megaredkentadate9834 Месяц назад

You should go to Haji Lane when you are in Bugis. From Bugis just walk all the way straight down towards Lavender

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

We visited Haji lane but in the next vlog stay tuned ☺️

@user-se7pw4qn6u Месяц назад

Were you all aware that Raffles City was built on the grounds of Raffles Institution? Also the developers developed the Raffles City on the banks of the Yangtze in Chongqing.

@P53eud0nym05 Месяц назад

As far as being a tourist goes, it is certainly possible to be on a budget. Some tourists visit all the touristy places & fancy restaurants so naturally its expensive. Some prefer doing what the locals do, eating at hawker centres et al then that’s a lot cheaper.

@小清新-n8v Месяц назад

NO.1❤❤

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

This is for you 🥇

@yanggongzi Месяц назад

No.1 expensive city in the world ! 🤭

@bahcormee Месяц назад

Hi! Welcome to Singapore! You guys should do a day in Sentosa Island via Vivo City! It's a little on the expensive side, but there are lots of activities to do, especially The Luge, Flying Fox and Bungee Jump! Also, there's Universal Studios Singapore! Hehehe! Enjoy your time here!!!

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

We would love to go check out the beach but we heard it’s closed because of the oil spill

@bahcormee Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlist Oh yeah....! My bad! But there's still the activities mentioned!!! Hehehe! :P

@___Danny___ Месяц назад

my area that breakfast set is $3.20 , wonder how much is this one in the video ?

@yourtrustedbrandingarchitect Месяц назад

CHIJMES - someone has already commented that this was a convent school years ago. A very popular girl's school. This place is stunning at night. BTW, CHIJMES is not for the budget traveller🙂

@Silverelfz Месяц назад

But you can go there take pretty photos for free!

@yourtrustedbrandingarchitect Месяц назад

@@Silverelfz yes thats for free🙂

@jasonyap7634 Месяц назад

CHIJMES = Church of the Holy Infant Jesus Middle Education School. This used to be a Catholic Convent and school. There is an old drop box where people can drop off their unwanted babies in the last century for the nuns to care before it was developed into an entertainment centre.

@muhammadnazrul6320 Месяц назад

I'm Singaporean but never knew that fact. Cheers for the info!

@simroysten7963 Месяц назад

Correction : Convent not Church and NOT OPEN to outsiders. Only Nuns.

@jasonyap7634 Месяц назад

@@muhammadnazrul6320 LOL. I am not Singaporean but I do love history. When I was in Singapore, I used to walk a lot and read up on the history around the sites that I walk to. In fact, when I was in Shenzhen, I show my new Shenzhen friends a few places that they didn't know existed and they have been living there! Just my hobby ! I do read up before going to different places.

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing 👍🏻🤩

@colintanmh Месяц назад

Basically, if you visit SG, dont complain about prices.

@darrylim6224 Месяц назад

Another awesome.

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Thank you 🤩

@mchoidir43 Месяц назад

Wow, amaazooon!😮

@mchoidir43 Месяц назад

Spectacular!

@bluestarfishsea Месяц назад

Yum i loved soft boiled eggs and kaya toast for breaky. I had it in KL, Malaysia + will have it again when i return 👌

@craiga2002 Месяц назад

If you really want to save money, go across the Malacca Straits and spend the night in Karimun City in Tanjung Balai. A short commute that saves a lot of money!

@baddoggi4238 Месяц назад

Nobody or cars = because it's way too expensive, many went overseas or neighboring country or stay at home. 35"min onward, you've shown literally less than 10 Singaporean in the video I can safely say, mostly overseas workers at the end LAU PA SAT is for tourist, hardly what I call Singaporean

@worldtravelimagesnet 23 дня назад

Beautiful! I think there are few cars because the citizens need to pay $25,000 just for the right to own a car!

@huangec Месяц назад

Gosh! You guys walked right be my office! But seriously, you can easily spend far less than S$60 a day. You just have to know how to do it. You easily have lunch at the excellent hawker centre just behind Bugis Market, and you would have spent around $10-$15 between the two of you.

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

S$60 between two people is still decent we reckon but we’re sure there’s ways to make it even cheaper 😉

@yummemys4608 4 дня назад

Long lines are always due to slow inefficient one to one ordering system.

@coins_investmentsg Месяц назад

welcome to SG

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Thank you 🙏🏻

@simroysten7963 Месяц назад

CHIJ : Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus. Also an orphanage for unwanted babies left by a side door.

@bensgoodeats1493 Месяц назад

Food, transport are generally not expensive in Singapore . Experience reveal the truth instead of reading articles in internet that often give a wrong impression from reality .

@kelvgan Месяц назад

You guys should go explore the heartlands if you got extra time like bedok to explore the life as locals. Travel by bys or mrt train

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Sounds good thanks for the suggestion 👍🏻🤩

@lifejourney08 Месяц назад

@35:00 These people are foreign domestic workers on their day off - none are Singaporeans.

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

How are you so certain that “none” are Singaporean? 🤔

@lifejourney08 Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlist very rare for Singaporeans to enjoy seating in the open ground in this July heat, not that they would in Dec! - speak with them them to verify if you dont believe😅 But you may find locals at the Botanic Gardens picnic ground when there are performances!

@simplyme3306 Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlist lol that's because locals recognise locals. Locals will gather in homes and eateries. They are domestic helpers and/or foreign labourers gathering outside as they do not have their own private place or home. Domestic helpers in Singapore are from Indonesia/Philippines/Myanmar/Vietnam. You will see the same thing in Hong Kong during weekends. Where tons of domestic helpers gather along a bridge with their mats and "picnic".

@user-um8wi5ym4y Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlist Locals rather picnic/barbeque at the beach, not smack right in the middle of the city centre. If they want to do karaoke, they can do it in airconditioned rooms at the many community clubs in the housing estates. The housing estates in Singapore are well equipped with facilities which make them so self-contained that many Singaporeans do not need to head to the city centre on weekends which explains why traffic is rather light on the streets there.

@REC_CER Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlistSingaporean here. I can confirm that these are foreign workers. Singaporeans will not karaoke in public. Hahahaha.

@khangems Месяц назад

like to you comment a combo trip Singapore , Malaysia n Thailand

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Sounds good!

@wubinfan603 Месяц назад

NO.2

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Silver medal 🥈 for you 👍🏻🤩

@mielli9730 Месяц назад

新加坡街道干净整洁，不过绿植没有想象中的那么多。以前的地理课本和中国新闻都是说：新加坡是花园城市，经济发达，人民富裕，整个城市被绿植覆盖，连屋顶都种满植物，空气清新。每天早上清洁工都会用水把街道冲洗得干干净净

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

There are lots of green spaces in and around the city, certainly more than most major cities we’ve seen ☺️

@daffajefry8421 Месяц назад

When will you go to Indonesia again by fast train?

@riptide101 Месяц назад

toast dipped in eggs, sounds wrong..... hmmmm hmmmmm mmmmm have u heard of French toast??? also in UK, iw as introduced to soft boiled eggs that came in those little egg holder cups that u eat the egg from sometimes things aren't so unusual or foreign but appear so much more so just because you're in a foreign environment

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

You don't eat French toast immediately after dipping it in runny egg; it needs to be cooked first. Just because “some” people in the UK enjoy it doesn't mean everyone will automatically love it, even if it's considered a British tradition. Let's be open to differing opinions and accept that not everyone will share the same tastes, foreign environment or otherwise.

@riptide101 Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlist the eggs are cooked here too!! Just less 🙂

@amychoi4463 Месяц назад

welcome to Singapore

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

Thank you 🤩

@jaiho9442 Месяц назад

America has a lot of street art too, it's called graffiti lol. Singapore is one of our favorite cities. For a visitor, it's not that expensive if you eat at hawker centers. We can't eat anything good for less than $5 USD. A bowl of noodles will cost you $25 USD if you eat in a restaurant, you have to add taxes and tip (at least 18%).

@megaredkentadate9834 Месяц назад

its only expensive if you come as a tourist and want to live like a king and queen

@chiangea3495 Месяц назад

Singapore foods = Malaysia foods x 3.5.😄

@kokboontan3895 Месяц назад

👍👍👍👏👏👏

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

🤩🤩🤭🤭

@helphelp9400 Месяц назад

What ethnic group is Taz from?

@beibeibei5527 Месяц назад

支持

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

🥰🥰

@celloting01 Месяц назад

the egg and bread is just like soldiers and egg. what's the fuss???

@P53eud0nym05 Месяц назад

Fois gras is just a bird’s liver what’s the biggie? 😂 If you have to ask that question then you clearly have zero interest in kaya toast so naturally its nothing special to you.

@王雷 Месяц назад

什么时候来中国啊，你的中国粉丝在等你

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

We’re coming soon stay tuned for updates 😉

@王雷 Месяц назад

还有你们听谁的建议哔哩哔哩点赞10万的，哔哩哔哩5万多已经很棒了，都是真正的粉丝@@sunkissedbucketlist

@coolriffs. Месяц назад

Cheap and Singapore does not go hand in hand..😅

@shadowj3311 Месяц назад

Jealous comments?

@LinksRoyal Месяц назад

food price for a meal. if you want to compare Europe price for a meal then?

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

It’s not cheap but it isn’t always as expensive as it’s made out to be. You can eat for 2 people for under £10. There’s many free things to do, you can shop on a budget also 👍🏻👍🏻

@rahimresad7045 Месяц назад

If Singapore is expensive, where do you think the lower income group lives, eat, and send their kids to schools? A bus driver can live comfortably in Singapore. 😅

@Johnne009 Месяц назад

You need money to come to Singapore. Why come here on a budget, it's like going to a Michelin restaurant and only ordering water

@stevenyap6206 Месяц назад

How can you be on budget it's the most expensive city in the world

@thanos6635 Месяц назад

Expensive city to **live in**... if you a tourist visiting for a couple of days its quite affordable. The transportation, the food, the brands all can be found below $10. Just that the housing & cars are expensive

@shadowj3311 Месяц назад

You will only know when you experience it yourself and not by rumors from online, Singapore was rated as most expensive city is due to price of car and private apartment, tourist doesn’t need those.

@raymondloke Месяц назад

Don't buy a car and real estate ? 😂

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

We clearly showed it in the vlog 👍🏻 Hotels are ridiculously expensive, but the day to day doesn’t have to be!

@shadowj3311 Месяц назад

@@raymondloke why you need to buy a car or apartment while on the move?

@user-cw4jd8xt2u Месяц назад

新加坡和台灣都比中國好1萬倍歡迎妳來台灣看看 🤗 welcome go to my country Taiwan

@Utube1024 Месяц назад

Sad to say Taiwan is like Singapore in the 80s

@shadowj3311 Месяц назад

You will only know when you experience it yourself and not by rumors from online, Singapore was rated as most expensive city is due to price of purchase car and private apartment, tourist doesn’t need those.

@sunkissedbucketlist Месяц назад

The hotel prices are way above average making it very expensive in that sense for a tourist. But the day to day things can be done on a budget for sure 👍🏻

@shadowj3311 Месяц назад

@@sunkissedbucketlist it do have very cheap budget hotels too if you willing to look around, with as low as only $40 per night such as hotels 81 which you had passed by one in your video.

@Johnne009 Месяц назад

There are no hotel 81 for 40$! That was in the 1980s@@shadowj3311

@REC_CER Месяц назад

Also depends on when you come. National Day period (summer holiday for many parts of the world), F1 season etc hotel demand goes up. So it will be expensive.