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I was talking about majority of Indian FT workers here. Many of them who share a room in an HDB or rent out a room to a stranger and So you're their representative and have their interests in mind and heart? Being so intouch with the community and making so many broad sweeping declarations about ev...

Wd40 wrote:That was a genuine mistake

You need help! No seriously.

I was talking about majority of Indian FT workers here. Many of them who share a room in an HDB or rent out a room to a stranger and earn like 5k-6k a month. You are Raj and not one of them. Regarding the facebook comment, I said "Indians are the biggest show offers" I didnt say "All Indians are sh...

Places like Maharaja on Cuppage road, Song of India in Scott road and Go India in Vivocity are expatty restaurants. Like top end. I see less Indians in them and more Ang Mohs. Muthus Curry is one of the Indian restaurant with decent prices and yet frequented by Ang Mohs. facepalm! we're discussing ...

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There you go- you have your own eating habits and preferences to thank and not "Indian fine dining in Singapore is cheap". I do not say this with an intent to offend you but I find some if your declarations quite amusing!

No $30 for both of us(our 2 and 1/2 year old daughter hardly eats anything) My definition of fine dining is where you sit and place order and someone comes and serves you. The restaurants we frequent are mostly on Syed Alwi road. Mostly Bombay Cafe, Raj, Anjappar, Balaji Bhavan and Kailash Parbat. ...

I come home for lunch so save money on weekdays and then weekends both saturday and sunday we have dinner outside. Indian fine dining doesn't cost a lot in Singapore, thank god! Max we spend like $30 every outing. 30$ per pax? Else I want your definition of "fine dining" and examples of the Indian ...

I agree with rajagainstthemachine and Singapore eagle. When it comes to clothes, I have realised that buying them online from the US and having them shipped to SG works out cheaper (and definitely better choice) than if I bought the stuff here! Hard to find Value for money establishments when it com...

Oh wait, your makeup may or may not do well with the humidity here. So before you stock up on your makeup before moving here, check first if your favourite brand has manufacturers in Asian or tropical countries, and if they are formulated differently to adapt to the humidity and heat. Very often yo...

Great, look forward to seeing you. We now have a group of about 5 people -hoping everyone shows up

Yeah, but they will get into fist fights (doctors & lawyers) in McD's and break down the glass doors in Micky D's just to get the free Hello Kitty dolls (these are guys, mind you!). I'd patiently wait for quite a which for a free Omega. See, I'm not that materialistic, I didn't ask for a Lolex! And...

rajagainstthemachine wrote:Many dogs attain cosmic salivation easily.. Just ask Pavlov's dog

My view is that nothing explains the most fundamental of existential questions like Schrodinger's cat!

I ain't gonna touch this one with a barge-pole unless somebody buys me an new Omega! :cool: Headline News: Online survey attempts indicate Expats are more materialistic than Singaporeans. Singaporeans will queue up for a survey when offered a free scoop of ice cream but these expats want new Omegas...