'Am I really overseas?': Woman from China documents Chinese brands in S'pore
A woman from China drew attention over a video in which she showcased Chinese brands in Singapore to "prove" she was really in the country.
In a 22-second clip shared on Feb 9, @emma668866 posed with stores that originated from China, seemingly to showcase the similarities in retail scenes in both countries.
In the clip, she repeatedly insists: "I am really in Singapore."
Captioned, "With Chinese restaurants everywhere, there is often the illusion of not being overseas when in Singapore," the post has garnered over 15,000 views, 175 reactions, and 20 comments.
Among the brands highlighted are:
- Chagee
- Miniso
- Luckin Coffee
- Mixue
- ChaPanda
- Yang Guo Fu Mala Tang
- Hey Tea
- Din Tai Fung
While exploring Chinatown Street Market, she also observed that many Chinese restaurants are serving speciality dishes from different regions of China.
According to her TikTok profile, she hails from China and currently operates a beauty shop along Orchard Road.
Netizen suggests making Malaysian version of the video
Most netizens were quick to welcome her to Singapore, while others jokingly referred to the city as "Chinapore".
"I really do believe you're in Singapore," one user wrote.
Meanwhile, another commenter pointed out that Din Tai Fung is from Taiwan and not China.
Meanwhile, one suggested, "You could make a Malaysian version of this video."
Stomp has reached out to emma668866 for comment.
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