Singapore is a famous Asian food paradise, where there are special foods from different parts of the world, which really makes people drool. The most common here are small vendors. Together, it can become a food street, which is not only affordable, but also quite authentic. There are shops on the first floor of each community, and a mature community has at least five facilities. You can see Chinese bibimbap (equivalent to domestic fast food box lunch). For malaysian cuisine, Indian food and other special snacks, it usually costs about S $ 5- 10 to eat a meal in a small vendor center. Of course, you occasionally go to a restaurant and have a toothache, but living in a foreign land suggests that you must look at the price, because the price displayed on the menu does not include 10% service charge and 7% GST (value-added tax), so when you finally check out. /zd/lx