SINGAPORE: A Singaporean took to social media on Friday to share his own take on how to monitor the cost of living in Singapore.,” wrote Facebook user Daniel Tan. “This cup is $1.
30,” he shared, attaching a photo of a mug of coffee.in Singapore is basically black coffee — coffee served without any milk or sugar. To Mr Tan, monitoring the price changes of the drink is a way to gauge the cost of living in Singapore. “The price has increased a few times,” he claimed.In response to the post, a handful of online users shared their insights on the matter. Some argued that the price includes the cost for the labour it took to prepare the drink.comes at a premium,” said one.
Some, however, found the price of the coffee to be acceptable. “Cheap ah, $1.30,” said one. Another shared, “I think it is acceptable.
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