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Skip breakfast $4 wanton mee lunch, $2-3 roti prata dinner $2-3 for spare drinks or saving for a cheat day 

$10 bucks is enough la

Morning budget dim sum $3.40 Lunch mixed rice 1 Veg n 1 egg with rice $2.70 Night dinner at home 

Last week, we launched the 10 SGD survival challenge in Singapore, and many tigers participated, contributing interesting plans. Come and see how everyone is preparing to get through the day on a low budget!1. Dragon's Super Free 24-Hour Plan @Shernice軒嬣 2000Key Points:Breakfast – The Dragon’s Secret: Free Food at the Buddhist Lodge: Enjoys a free breakfast at the Singapore Buddhist Lodge: porridge, fried bee hoon, and water. Starts the day with energy and $10 still in pocket.Lunch – Sri Venkateswara Temple: A Dragon’s Indian Feast: Has a free meal at the Sri Venkateswara Temple in India: rice, sambar, buttermilk, and papadams.Dinner – The Temple’s Gift: Free &

With $10 for the day: Breakfast : Roti prata with egg-$2 Lunch: Economy rice-1 meal +2 Vegetables-$4 Dinner-Chicken rice-$4 Drink-carry water bottle 

Morning:  Hit a kopitiam and order a classic: Kopi O kosong —just SGD$1.20. Sip slowly like it’s a $10 latte. For breakfast, embrace the bread of champions: Kaya toast. Some places serve it at about SGD$1.50 a piece. Channel your inner food critic and savor each bite like it's a Michelin-starred dish. Mid-Morning: The Air-Conditioned Adventure Spend hours wandering shopping malls like ION Orchard, Suntec City, or Marina Bay Sands. Air-con is free and window shopping is priceless. Bonus points if you find free perfume testers. Lunch: Survival Feast on a Shoestring Head to a hawker centre.Get a plate of chicken rice—the iconic local dish. Look for the stall with the longest queue; it’s likely under SGD$3.50. Pro tip: Ask for extra chili—it’s free and will look like a spice con

Sure able to do  4 dollars chicken rice for lunch and dinner , and drink from the tap or water coolers 

3 meals on prawn mee at $3 per meal with 30 cents per cup for hot water. Only cost $9.90 per day. U can find it at Pek Kio market.

Breakfast – The Dragon’s Secret: Free Food at the Buddhist Lodge (8:00 AM) With a swish of my jacket, I head out to catch the bus. My EZ-Link card still has just enough magic left, and soon I’m at the Singapore Buddhist Lodge. I can already smell the porridge in the air—a perfect fuel for my dragon strength. Inside, it’s busy but calm, and I grab a tray. A warm bowl of congee with bits of veggies, a side of crispy fried bee hoon—it’s simple but satisfying. The best part? It’s all free, just like the generosity in my heart. I drink from my water bottle, nod to the volunteers, and leave with my $10 still tucked safely in my pocket. I feel like I could conquer the world (or at least survive another few hours). Lunch – Sri Venkateswara Temple (Tirumala, Andhra Pradesh) – A Dragon’s Indian Feas

Surviving a Day in Singapore with Just 10 SGD: The Ultimate Budget Warrior's Guide Singapore is known for its sky-high cost of living, but with a little creativity and resourcefulness, surviving a day on just 10 SGD is pretty challenging I would say! Here's how I tackled the challenge, step by step: === 8:00 AM | Breakfast of Champions: 2 SGD Start the day with a hearty roti prata from a local hawker stall. For just 2 SGD, you can get a plain prata or even a sweet version with sugar. Pair it with free hot water from your thermos, and you've got a delicious and filling breakfast to kick off your day. === 12:00 PM | Hawker Center Hacks: 3 SGD For lunch, head to a vegetarian economic bee hoon stall. For 3 SGD, you can get a plate of bee hoon with a mix of stir-fried vegetables and a side of c

If this is a day or so trial there is a possibility. Not a long term path as what you eat is to keep a person full and not a balanced meal.  Option 1 : eating out. Will be 2 meals a day. You can get the basic meal and maybe simple drink. The person will likely meat the target.  Option 2 : buy a couple of can food and a pack of instant noodles. Will take about $5. The balancr of $5 can get drinks or use it to buy 1l bottle water. This could get by for 4 meals or 2 days. Again the assumption no breakfast.  Option 2 is common with low income family. That is how the feed a family of 4.  I hope no one has to come to this stage. It is very sad

Can you survive a day with SGD10?? I can do it and so can you. 

Yes I can. Plenty of cheap stuffs in Singapore 

well occasionally it is okay to survive with $10 a day in such an expensive city country but longer term u will suffer malnourishment to your body

sleep no need to eat, if wake up eat maggie mee and sleep longer after warm food👍😀🎉

Not an issue for me as I WFH. All 3 meals are settled at home. A trip to NTUC costs about $20 and can last me for > 5days. A loaf of bread $4.10, eggs $6.80, veggies $3.80, bean curd $1.10, minc pork $2.50, mushroom $1.70. Complete meals with soup. 

[Survival with just $10?!] Would this be possible in Singapore? Absolutely so. With intermittent fasting, all I need is just 2 meals a day. Aside my office provides a free flow of coffee, sugar, fruits and snacks. Without office support, a $4 Cai png and a $4.50 noodles will still give me $1.50 extra to save and compound. Of course I could use that to get some bread or desert too!      What do you think? @CaptainTiger @MillionaireTiger @TigerStars  @daz88888888 @LMSunshine

WOW 😳 $10 💰 for 24hrs... I will get a packet of Nissin Oats Granola at an offer price of $9.10 per 500g from NTUC Fairprice. (Disclaimer: Not promoting Nissin, but I do like these oats, alternative is Calbee but only when they are on offer ) . It should last more than 24hrs. Drink water 💦😋. Air-conditioning... either the Library or Shopping malls . @Jes86188 @新美股神 @Gis @Aqa

$10 a day is possible - just take a heavier brunch (which covers both breakfast and lunch) and dinner either prepared at home or from the friendly neighbourhood coffee shop downstairs☺️❤️👍 @Tiger_SG @Cctan

PCT: Survive A Day With $10 v1.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. Before leaving for work. Eat very full. Packed cheese & bread. Top up your water bottle. When outside. Remember whatever you don't spend outside are going to top up your Tiger portfolio.

Last week, we launched the 10 SGD survival challenge in Singapore, and many tigers participated, contributing interesting plans. Come and see how everyone is preparing to get through the day on a low budget!1. Dragon's Super Free 24-Hour Plan @Shernice軒嬣 2000Key Points:Breakfast – The Dragon’s Secret: Free Food at the Buddhist Lodge: Enjoys a free breakfast at the Singapore Buddhist Lodge: porridge, fried bee hoon, and water. Starts the day with energy and $10 still in pocket.Lunch – Sri Venkateswara Temple: A Dragon’s Indian Feast: Has a free meal at the Sri Venkateswara Temple in India: rice, sambar, buttermilk, and papadams.Dinner – The Temple’s Gift: Free &

Morning:  Hit a kopitiam and order a classic: Kopi O kosong —just SGD$1.20. Sip slowly like it’s a $10 latte. For breakfast, embrace the bread of champions: Kaya toast. Some places serve it at about SGD$1.50 a piece. Channel your inner food critic and savor each bite like it's a Michelin-starred dish. Mid-Morning: The Air-Conditioned Adventure Spend hours wandering shopping malls like ION Orchard, Suntec City, or Marina Bay Sands. Air-con is free and window shopping is priceless. Bonus points if you find free perfume testers. Lunch: Survival Feast on a Shoestring Head to a hawker centre.Get a plate of chicken rice—the iconic local dish. Look for the stall with the longest queue; it’s likely under SGD$3.50. Pro tip: Ask for extra chili—it’s free and will look like a spice con

Breakfast – The Dragon’s Secret: Free Food at the Buddhist Lodge (8:00 AM) With a swish of my jacket, I head out to catch the bus. My EZ-Link card still has just enough magic left, and soon I’m at the Singapore Buddhist Lodge. I can already smell the porridge in the air—a perfect fuel for my dragon strength. Inside, it’s busy but calm, and I grab a tray. A warm bowl of congee with bits of veggies, a side of crispy fried bee hoon—it’s simple but satisfying. The best part? It’s all free, just like the generosity in my heart. I drink from my water bottle, nod to the volunteers, and leave with my $10 still tucked safely in my pocket. I feel like I could conquer the world (or at least survive another few hours). Lunch – Sri Venkateswara Temple (Tirumala, Andhra Pradesh) – A Dragon’s Indian Feas

Skip breakfast $4 wanton mee lunch, $2-3 roti prata dinner $2-3 for spare drinks or saving for a cheat day 

Morning budget dim sum $3.40 Lunch mixed rice 1 Veg n 1 egg with rice $2.70 Night dinner at home 

$10 bucks is enough la

Surviving a Day in Singapore with Just 10 SGD: The Ultimate Budget Warrior's Guide Singapore is known for its sky-high cost of living, but with a little creativity and resourcefulness, surviving a day on just 10 SGD is pretty challenging I would say! Here's how I tackled the challenge, step by step: === 8:00 AM | Breakfast of Champions: 2 SGD Start the day with a hearty roti prata from a local hawker stall. For just 2 SGD, you can get a plain prata or even a sweet version with sugar. Pair it with free hot water from your thermos, and you've got a delicious and filling breakfast to kick off your day. === 12:00 PM | Hawker Center Hacks: 3 SGD For lunch, head to a vegetarian economic bee hoon stall. For 3 SGD, you can get a plate of bee hoon with a mix of stir-fried vegetables and a side of c

With $10 for the day: Breakfast : Roti prata with egg-$2 Lunch: Economy rice-1 meal +2 Vegetables-$4 Dinner-Chicken rice-$4 Drink-carry water bottle 

Sure able to do  4 dollars chicken rice for lunch and dinner , and drink from the tap or water coolers 

If this is a day or so trial there is a possibility. Not a long term path as what you eat is to keep a person full and not a balanced meal.  Option 1 : eating out. Will be 2 meals a day. You can get the basic meal and maybe simple drink. The person will likely meat the target.  Option 2 : buy a couple of can food and a pack of instant noodles. Will take about $5. The balancr of $5 can get drinks or use it to buy 1l bottle water. This could get by for 4 meals or 2 days. Again the assumption no breakfast.  Option 2 is common with low income family. That is how the feed a family of 4.  I hope no one has to come to this stage. It is very sad

If I only had 10 SGD to survive 24 hours in Singapore, I’d go for the ultimate value-for-money feast—no half-measures, just pure efficiency. First, I’d head to FairPrice and grab a whole roasted chicken for just 6 SGD. That’s a full protein-packed meal that can last two to three meals if rationed wisely. Pairing it with a loaf of bread (2 SGD) gives me some carbs to stay full throughout the day. Roasted chicken and bread? With 2 SGD left, I’d treat myself to a big bottle of Coke, because let’s be honest, surviving on water alone is a bit too hardcore. This way, I’ve got a full stomach and something refreshing to sip on throughout the day. For the rest of the challenge, I’d chill in air-conditioned spaces for free—places like the library or malls offer free WiFi and comfortable seats. If I

3 meals on prawn mee at $3 per meal with 30 cents per cup for hot water. Only cost $9.90 per day. U can find it at Pek Kio market.

Replying to @Barcode:Brilliant!  Great way to stay in Singapore 🌈🌈🌈💯💯💯//@Barcode:💸🇸🇬🙏🌴🔥 10 Bucks, One Kiwi, and a Singapore Survival Sia! 🔥🌴🚀 $Singapore Airlines Ltd.(SINGF)$ $FREELANCER LTD(FLN.AU)$  If I landed in dazzling Singapore with a measly 10 SGD, practically pocket lint in this ex lah pricey paradise, I’d unleash my inner Kiwi cheapskate and turn it into a bloody triumph, sia! 🌴 First, pre-departure 🛫🇸🇬, I’d slide into Space Rocket or koolgal’s DMs with a suave, “How about a charming Kiwi crashing your pad lah, armed with a sheep-shaped trinket from NZ, eh?” 🌟 No point splas

[Survival with just $10?!] Would this be possible in Singapore? Absolutely so. With intermittent fasting, all I need is just 2 meals a day. Aside my office provides a free flow of coffee, sugar, fruits and snacks. Without office support, a $4 Cai png and a $4.50 noodles will still give me $1.50 extra to save and compound. Of course I could use that to get some bread or desert too!      What do you think? @CaptainTiger @MillionaireTiger @TigerStars  @daz88888888 @LMSunshine

💸🇸🇬🙏🌴🔥 10 Bucks, One Kiwi, and a Singapore Survival Sia! 🔥🌴🚀 $Singapore Airlines Ltd.(SINGF)$ $FREELANCER LTD(FLN.AU)$  If I landed in dazzling Singapore with a measly 10 SGD, practically pocket lint in this ex lah pricey paradise, I’d unleash my inner Kiwi cheapskate and turn it into a bloody triumph, sia! 🌴 First, pre-departure 🛫🇸🇬, I’d slide into Space Rocket or koolgal’s DMs with a suave, “How about a charming Kiwi crashing your pad lah, armed with a sheep-shaped trinket from NZ, eh?” 🌟 No point splashing out on a hotel when I’ve got charisma, a souvenir, and a bit of cheek sia. With crash space sorted, I’d kick off at 8:00 AM, snagging kaya toast for 2 SGD, rocking up with my thermos like a t

Can you survive a day with SGD10?? I can do it and so can you. 

WOW 😳 $10 💰 for 24hrs... I will get a packet of Nissin Oats Granola at an offer price of $9.10 per 500g from NTUC Fairprice. (Disclaimer: Not promoting Nissin, but I do like these oats, alternative is Calbee but only when they are on offer ) . It should last more than 24hrs. Drink water 💦😋. Air-conditioning... either the Library or Shopping malls . @Jes86188 @新美股神 @Gis @Aqa

Singapore is expensive, but can you last a day with just $10? It’s tough but possible! Breakfast ($2.50): Start with kaya toast and coffee at a hawker center. Transport ($1.50): Walk more and take just one MRT or bus ride. Lunch ($3.00): Grab chicken rice or economy rice. Free Activities ($0): Explore Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, or Chinatown. Dinner ($3.00): Enjoy a bowl of lor mee or porridge at a hawker stall. It’s a challenge, but with careful planning, you can stretch every dollar. Would you try it?

My usual weekday starts with eating my breakfast at home ($1.78 local farm lettuce) and drink water. Go to office for work, lunch time I would eat in office canteen $3.40 (rice with 2 vegetables 1 meat) and bring along my water bottle to refill water from dispenser. On the way back home, dinner with husband (sometimes he treats me, sometimes I treat him) at one of the coffeeshop near our home $4.50 noodles. Go home drink water.

Not an issue for me as I WFH. All 3 meals are settled at home. A trip to NTUC costs about $20 and can last me for > 5days. A loaf of bread $4.10, eggs $6.80, veggies $3.80, bean curd $1.10, minc pork $2.50, mushroom $1.70. Complete meals with soup.