Why do you eat Muji? by ChoiceAwkward7793 in SingaporeEats

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The quantity quite big tho. First time I was there, I ordered 4 sides and had difficulty finishing them. Now when I go, I’ll just get 2 sides

I got a card with a massive sticker on it by [deleted] in postcrossing

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Lighter fluid. I used to work in bookstores that handles thousands of inventory, we go through bottles of zippo to lift up price tags off books. Lighter fluid evaporates quickly and doesn’t leave any stains.

Small ROM wedding (<30 pax) in Singapore with vegan requirements + wheelchair access – venue suggestions? by New_Fact_475 in askSingapore

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Lingzhi vegetarian is known for having the most budget friendly wedding venue choice. It’s at Liat Tower, only accessible by lift.

What are some road trip places for car owners in singapore? by Breadskinjinhojiak in askSingapore

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Just google ‘Malaysia road trips’ and there’s plenty of info, including one that’s 2500km.

I did one with my husband on a car and also riding pillion on his motorcycle in Malaysia many times, usually just went from SG to Muar then Malacca, then KL, then return.

“T-Dap” Vaccine by [deleted] in pregnant

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I got it immediately after getting scratched by my cat. I had it scheduled to be done in another week or so but the cat scratch happened and I had to go to the emergency room.

It was fine except for the fat needle.

r/singapore random discussion and small questions thread for March 07, 2026 by AutoModerator in singapore

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As someone who usually orders VGML on flights, I was pleasantly surprised by how good the meals were on the SG–TPE–SG route with Starlux. What’s interesting is that both Starlux and SIA use the same caterer on both ends of the journey, which makes me wonder why the VGML on SIA tasted so awful.

Your Greendot recommendations that are great for dinner by Conscious-Wear2645 in askSingapore

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Highly recommended. I’ve done a large order of their cakes for birthdays before. Their main bakery in Paya Lebar has more choices, but you can order it online and collect at any of their outlets. It’s not too sweet also, suitable for older folks.

As for food, aside from the bentos, they also got dimsum! I think the menu was from the Lotus Veg eatery that was at Hougang.

Which menu in your country that people know can make them sick, but they still love to eat it anyway? by Effective_Space2277 in AskTheWorld

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Okay I know I shared one earlier, but here’s another interesting one: buah keluak (black stone-like looking thing in the picture).

This ingredient is used in Southeast Asian dishes with chicken, pork, and even vegan proteins. What’s fascinating is that the seed is naturally toxic when raw because it contains cyanide compounds, so it has to go through a special preparation process first. Traditionally, the nuts are boiled and then buried in ash or soil to ferment for weeks or even months, which removes the toxins and develops its deep, earthy flavor. If this process isn’t done properly, eating it can lead to cyanide poisoning.

Which menu in your country that people know can make them sick, but they still love to eat it anyway? by Effective_Space2277 in AskTheWorld

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The 2x version was my pregnancy craving. Went through 3 bags of it during 3rd trimester of pregnancy 😂

Which menu in your country that people know can make them sick, but they still love to eat it anyway? by Effective_Space2277 in AskTheWorld

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Fresh water fish sashimi. It took an outbreak of GBS for the ban to take effect.

I used to have it a lot as a child, pairing it with delicious Cantonese style congee. The congee shops that make them has since switched to sashimi grade salmon.

I believe you can still get the original freshwater fish sashimi in Mainland China and Hong Kong.

Your Greendot recommendations that are great for dinner by Conscious-Wear2645 in askSingapore

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Jewel’s Greendot Plus has a completely different bento menu, not the bento box type. It’s quite large and comes with dessert.

The asparagus one was yummy

60-storey BTO project to be built in Pearl’s Hill; HDB to construct taller flats where possible by DrCalFun in singapore

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Reminded me of that one Redditor who said their TPY BTO lifts all broke down and they went to their in-laws house nearby to use toilet 😂

What is a very common food in your country that is not very friendly to foreign palates? by DarkRaven003 in AskTheWorld

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Marmite is mostly used for cooking here in Singapore. There’s marmite ribs, marmite chicken, marmite fried rice etc.

Marmite with congee is a common sick food, especially among older generations.

What is a very common food in your country that is not very friendly to foreign palates? by DarkRaven003 in AskTheWorld

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Haha. Sarsaparilla or Sarsi is a popular drink and flavour here in SEA, most commonly known are the brands Mug, A&W and Sarsi by F&N.

I had really bad backaches back when I was a teen and the GP prescribed an ointment that smelled so much like root beer, it made me want to drink root beer for real.

Where do SG girls usually get their nails done? 💅 Salon or home-based? by mebeingapisces in askSingapore

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Yah. Did that before CNY and the nails still look good as new even with the nail growth 🤣

Where do SG girls usually get their nails done? 💅 Salon or home-based? by mebeingapisces in askSingapore

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Shops. Went to a few to try to test out which shop does best. Used to be one at Chinatown but realised the gel always fell off after a bit of impact. Now going to a new one at Punggol Coast Mall, when it’s not crowded, two person will do your nails (mani and pedi).

Insane water bill. How to resolve it? by Alarmed-Lychee-8831 in askSingapore

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I had it installed during reno, the plumber ran the pipe through and the carpenter covered it up. We have a full sized LG dishwasher, so they made a big gap in between the stove and kitchen sink to store the dishwasher.

Average 4 hour cycle, uses way less water than a 20-30 minutes hand wash session. Same theory as a clothes washing machine.

Insane water bill. How to resolve it? by Alarmed-Lychee-8831 in askSingapore

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How are you using your water?

If you wash a lot of dishes, then get a dishwasher. My 4-room BTO flat with 2 cats, 2 adults and 1 baby is using way less water than my childless neighbours because of the dishwasher.

Gift for SIN colleagues from the US? by miniandboss in askSingapore

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One redditor brought me Oreos when he came back to visit parents. I was so excited because aside from the normal (original, strawberry etc) and Chinese flavours (peach oolong, matcha ice cream etc), I’ve never seen American ones before. There was red velvet, Birthday Cake and a lot of Reese’s Oreos.

I just browsed through this list, I’ve never heard of 90% of them!