Singapore’s numerous hawker centers and stalls never failed in luring hungry customers with their cheap yet tasty meal items. They offer food items which reflect the rich heritage of the city-state itself — with all of its Chinese, Malaysian, and Indo influences. Embedded in these local food choices is the answer as to why Singaporean
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The Prohibition of Chewing Gum and the “Don’t Get Naked” Law
It’s a weird law but it happens in Singapore. The selling, consuming and buying of chewing gums is strictly banned in the country. You are not allowed to eat chewing gum unless you have a medical certificate to show that you are required or prescribed by a physician to use chewing gum as a healing
Tiong Bahru: Tea or Coffee?
The first drink that is being served in the morning aside from water is coffee or tea. Most of the time, coffee is the most common beverage that is being consumed by adults. However, nowadays, tea becomes more popular. Tea is also common for many countries that are served during morning but many people prefer