Editor's note: Do you know where to eat Michelin food for S$5 in Singapore? Did you know that rubbing the net will be fined up to S$10,000? What else is interesting about Singapore? Let's learn more
Singapore, formerly known as New Jiapo, Sin Chew or Star Island, also known as Lion City, is an island nation in Southeast Asia. The whole city has a remarkable effect on greening and environmental sanitation, so it is known as a garden city.
Due to the impact of the epidemic, many people stay at home and work and rarely go out and move around. Here are some of the local curiosities to take you to know a different Singapore.
(a) S$5 Michelin cuisine
Everyone has heard of Michelin. Generally, Michelin-starred restaurants are more expensive, but did you know that in Singapore you can enjoy Michelin-level cuisine for less than S$5? That's Hawker Chan, the world's first Michelin-starred street food stand.
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Of course, there are already many branches in the whole island, but the price remains the same. Interested friends can click the link below to view the branch address. https://www.liaofanhawkerchan.com/locations
(ii) Curved escalators
The escalators we usually sit on are straight. So have you ever sat on an escalator in an arc?
Location: Wheelock Place
501 Orchard Road, Singapore
This curved escalator can bring people different visions through changes in angle. If you go by, you might as well give it a try.
(iii) Artificial chicken
Chicken is the meat food that people usually eat the most. But have you ever eaten artificial chicken?
(Schematic, source: pixabay/Lebensmittelfotos)
In December 2020, the Singapore Food Authority approved chicken nuggets made from artificial chicken for sale in Singapore. This chicken meat was developed and artificially bred by a plant protein manufacturer in the United States. Cells are first extracted from chickens, and then slowly developed into muscle tissue in the laboratory, and artificial chicken meat also appears.
(d) the laws of Singapore
Do you often rub the net? If there is, then pay attention. One of the laws stipulates that connecting to someone else's WIFI without permission is punishable by up to S$10,000 or 3 years in prison.
Incidentally, if you sing in public, you also face up to 3 months in prison; And if you don't flush the toilet, the S$150 will be gone; In addition, do not feed the pigeons outdoors, if caught, the fine of 500 Singapore dollars, this is not a small amount.
Also, if you walk around the house without clothes on, if you are reported by the consul, a ticket back to china will be gone.
Safety comes first when you're out of the home!
(The picture and text are from the Singapore Eye APP netizen Nanguo Durian; the content of the manuscript and the author's views only represent individuals, do not represent the position of this media, and the text is responsible for itself)