3. Singaporeans are known for their politeness and courtesy to others
Singaporeans are also known for their politeness and courtesy to others. They're generally considerate of other people's feelings, don't interrupt people when they're talking, don't gossip about someone who isn't present.
4. Singapore is an expensive city to live
Singapore is an expensive city to live in. It has the highest cost of living in Asia, with its food and transportation costs being among the highest in the world. According to Numbeo, a website that compares prices across cities worldwide, Singapore has an average inflation rate of 1.9% per year (as opposed to 2% for Japan and 0.5% for Switzerland). The average price for a cup of coffee here is $3 USD ($4 CAD), but you can find yourself spending more than double that amount if you want one with cream or sugar added!
There are many reasons why this happens: First off, there's no shortage of luxury goods available here—the Marina Bay Sands hotel complex alone covers over 4 sq km (1 sq mi); this makes it one great place to spend money on restaurants too since there are plenty within walking distance from each other!
5. Singapore is a food paradise
Singapore is a food paradise. It has a wide variety of food and tasty options for every taste. The hawker centers are popular with locals and tourists alike, who come to munch on some kueh or enjoy satay at one of the many stalls lining these streets.
Singapore also offers many restaurants where you can sample different cuisines from around the world, including Chinese food like dim sum or Hokkien mee goreng (fried noodles), Indonesian dishes like nasi lemak (rice topped with spiced coconut milk) and Indian cuisine like biryani rice cooked in ghee!
If you want some dessert after your meal, don’t forget to check out the many ice cream attractions found throughout Singapore!
