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2 days ago · And before you ask, it’s a Capellini pasta smothered in thick and rich Miso-Sesame sauce – a delightful dish that’s sure to make your day a whole lot tastier. Address: 730 Upper Serangoon Road, #01-01A Yeley Building, Singapore 534613. Opening hours: Tue to Fri, 11am – 11pm | Sat and Sun 9am – 11pm. Halal status: Not halal.
5 days ago · By booking a car-sharing vehicle and playing chauffeur for the day, you could slash your expenses to just $20-$40. Even with petrol or parking costs, you won’t exceed $50 in total. The savings are crystal clear. Heck, even if you’re grinding away in the CBD from 8am to 5pm, car-sharing might still be the more economical choice.
6 days ago · Their aim is simple - to reduce the whopping amount of unused car hours by enabling people to share their cars when not in use and offer drivers access to a private vehicle without driving...
4 days ago · Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but brunch is where you combine the ease of breakfast and the savoury elements of lunch — it’s the best of both worlds! For all the brunch lovers out there, here are our top picks for brunch in Singapore. Brunch in Singapore under $15. 01 • All Day Breakfast Cafe 21 (halal)
3 days ago · Get behind the wheel and have a blast! Rent A Car Now. Your newest go-to car rental service in Singapore! Rent a car with our newest vehicles at affordable rates with a fuss free booking system today!
3 days ago · Car sharing is an alternative to traditional rental car companies that allows you to rent your own car. The difference is that drivers rent cars from individual car owners rather than from larger car rental companies. They may do a pick-up at a designated spot or ask you to do a drop-off at an airport or other location.
3 days ago · 1. Singapore is a really expensive city for expat business people who wish to rent a private apartment in fashionable central neighborhoods, have a private car, and have membership in a golf club. 2. For average Singaporeans living further out and not owning a car, the cost of living is quite reasonable. The article matches my observations.
