What You'll Love And Hate In Singapore

Here are 5 things you'll love and 5 things you might hate when visiting Singapore. These are just my experiences and you should absolutely go experience Singapore for yourself!

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[woltersworld]

I gave the video a like... but my wallet was not very happy watching this one 😀

[thomasisking]

Suggestion - get out of the tourist and business districts. You will then readily see Singapore's national dress - shorts & t-shirt. Take a walk through the central catchment area or along the coast or visit some of the hundreds of parks. Watch out for wildlife when moving about the main island, eg eagles, hornbills, parakeets, otters, monitor lizards, monkeys, wild boar etc. I've seen all these. Visit one or more of the 60+ islands that make up the country of Singapore. It's an amazing place.

[silcosilva]

I believed the attire part only applies during working hours at the central business district areas/zones only, cause here casual wear is very normal/common day in and out with the locals due to our weather which is humid all year round...

[raymondloke]

Business attire of course in CBD but tourists are usually wearing casual clothes

[leewn]

Food, drinks & groceries are still at very affordable prices if u eat and drink at SG hawker centres & coffee shops. Groceries are inexpensive at NTUC FairPrice, Sheng Siong & Giant supermarkets and at our local housing estates shops / convenient stores

[hloc]

1) alcoholic drinks are seriously tax to discourage drinking.
2) traffic lights duration are adjusted to balance between Traffic condition and pedestrian load.
3) can't be helped... Singapore don't go invading other country for land holding some unknown bottle of mysterious powder during a United Nations meeting claiming country X or Y has WMD....
4) you must be the one of the few person to think so... Especially when Singaporean are well know to be casually dress, some might even say slopply dress, most of the time. Get out from the CBD where office workers work... And you'll see the different.
5) Apparently you never been to Taipei, Taiwan... The numbers of 7-11 there is mind boggling...

[ekiners]

Erm wrong about the attire. The national attire here is Tshirt, shorts and flip flops. Even in places like Orchard Road, people wear this regularly and nobody cares about you being underdressed.

[semsem]

Please come to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. You’ll sure love it. ❤

[talkintothemic]

As a new YouTuber, I appreciate seeing your journey - how the cinematography and the content itself has improved from the first few to now.

There are too many general travel vlogs. I like your quick love & hate concept.

Keep up the good work, man.

[chinsionglim]

Singapore urban planning is about work-live-play. Thats why a typical tourist will visit a tourist place where you can also find office workers.

[jen]

Goes to restaurants and then complains food n drinks are expensive. I can a full meal plus drink for 5-6 sgd from the coffee shop/hawker centre. If you are gna go dine at somewhere fancy, of course be prepared to pay more.

[colinsmith]

Dryfit tees are a must because of the humidity.

[mleng]

You missed out hating the most hated one - the weather and humidity

[SuperModerngranny]

Too bad you didn't visit the heartlands. The CBD is just that, a business district, which is just the same as any CBD around the world.

[nematbano]

Apart from this, I really love excellent cheap public transport here. Another thing to love is Singapore has almost zero crime. You can walk alone anywhere anytime here without any fear. Another thing to love is Eating out is a lot cheaper.

[KhidAndFamily]

Dude went to CBD and says everyone wears like that in Singapore. Errr... thats not our typical attire bruh....

[SuccessforLifester]

It is really unnecessary to bring a shirt and pants here unless you are here for business. Certain places may have a dress code but they are mostly high end places.

[Singapura_Lion]

Actually as a singaporean the fact that most people wear business suits is mostly not true on weekends and even on weekdays you will only see them in the morning

Cuz’ I wear flip flops and a T-shirt literally every day

[jycjmlg]

I dont know where and how long you have been in Singapore? One day in Raffles Place or City Hall? Unless for work, Singaporeans are very casual with their clothing to the level I was surprised when I moved here. Tshirst, flip flops and crocs are basic clothing nev mind you are teenager, working adult or elderly granny.

[impopquiz]

Most people don’t like to wear shirts/long pants/dress shoes but it’s only business/office requirement. Duh