In Singapore, queueing is more than just a way to wait — it’s a way of life. Whether it’s for the latest food craze, a new product launch, or even a chance at free samples, Singaporeans are willing to queue, and they’re willing to do it for...
Whether it’s for the latest food craze, a new product launch, or even a chance at free samples, Singaporeans are willing to queue, and they’re willing to do it for hours.
Perhaps it's because we have learnt the value of patience and orderliness from a young age. Queuing also seems like the fairest way for everyone to get what they want. If you're patient and willing to put in the time, you deserve that $2 chicken rice. Last weekend, snaking long queues were spotted at Orchard Gateway for the return of Chagee. We do love our bubble tea. Unfortunately, not all of us are Singapore's favourite goalie Hassan Sunny who wasQueues in Singapore also have a social aspect. Joining a queue isn’t just about getting what you want, it’s about being part of a shared experience.
Whether you’re waiting for hours in line for a new bubble tea flavour or the opening of a popular restaurant, there’s a sense of camaraderie among those in the queue.
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