For Singapore restaurants

Online ordering system for restaurants in Singapore

GrabFood takes 30% of every order, delivered or collected, plus GST on the fee. Menuthere gives your Singapore restaurant its own ordering website and table QR codes with 0% commission, and a free plan to start.

Free plan: 50 orders a month, 0% commission on every plan.

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A restaurant's own ordering website and menu built on Menuthere, open on a phone

The short answer

Online ordering system in Singapore, in short

An online ordering system lets customers order and pay from your own website or table QR code. Each order reaches your dashboard and your phone. In Singapore the choice is between an app such as GrabFood or foodpanda, which takes a percentage of every order, and your own system, which charges a software fee and a card fee.

It works as a restaurant ordering system in Singapore for a café, bakery, bubble tea shop, cloud kitchen or home-based business. The menu opens in the customer's phone browser, so nobody downloads an app.

What the apps charge: GrabFood takes 30% of every order, delivery or Self Pick-Up, plus 9% GST on the fee. foodpanda does not publish its rate. Reports put it at about 25% to 35%.
What a direct order costs: your own Stripe account charges 3.4% + S$0.50 on a domestic card and 1.3% on PayNow. Menuthere takes 0%.
Menuthere plans: Free has 50 orders a month and unlimited menu items. Lite is US$9 a month for unlimited orders, your own domain and card payments on your own Stripe. Pro is US$39 a month and adds WhatsApp on your own number, loyalty and your own riders app. Month to month, with a 7-day free trial on Lite and Pro.
What it does not do: it does not plug into Singapore POS systems, and it does not pull GrabFood or foodpanda orders in. The limits are listed below.
Singapore rules: GST-inclusive prices, Nutri-Grade labels on drinks menus and the grant change of 29 September 2026 are covered below.

What you pay today

What GrabFood, foodpanda and ordering systems charge in Singapore

Deliveroo stopped operating in Singapore after 4 March 2026, which leaves GrabFood and foodpanda as the two big apps. Singapore does not cap delivery commission. In April 2026 the Ministry of Trade and Industry said the competition authority had seen no systematic shift in commissions or fees since Deliveroo left. Uber agreed in July 2026 to buy Delivery Hero, foodpanda's parent, and the deal is expected to close in the second half of 2027. Full fee lists: GrabFood commission in Singapore and foodpanda commission in Singapore.

What GrabFood, foodpanda, Oddle, TabSquare, Qashier, Dinlr, Atlas and Menuthere charge in Singapore: published price, card or payment processing, commitment and source
Option	What it charges (published)	Card or payment processing	Commitment	Source
Menuthere	0% commission and no per-order fee. Free (50 orders a month), Lite US$9 a month, Pro US$39 a month.	Your own Stripe account. Stripe's published rates are 3.4% + S$0.50 on a domestic card and 1.3% on PayNow. Card payments start on Lite.	Month to month. 7-day free trial on Lite and Pro.	Menuthere pricing
GrabFood	30% service fee on delivery and Self Pick-Up, plus 9% GST on the fee. Activation fee of S$100 per outlet with your own device or S$300 with a Grab device, before GST, offset against your earnings.	Not stated separately.	Can be ended without cause on 30 days' written notice, per Grab's merchant terms.	Grab merchant page, read 1 October 2026. Merchant terms. GrabFood alternative.
foodpanda	Not published. Several commission packages are shown at registration. Reports put it at about 25% to 35% of the order (approximate). GST is added on top, per Eats365.	Included in the commission, per foodpanda.	Merchant terms not accessible to us. Check your agreement.	foodpanda partner page, read 1 October 2026. Eats365 comparison, 1 September 2026. foodpanda alternative.
Oddle	S$300 a month (S$2,400 a year). The first S$3,000 of orders a month are included, then 6.5%. Its help centre lists a 10% standard usage fee.	From 3% + S$0.50. Oddle says the usage fee covers food processing.	1-year commitment when billed monthly.	Oddle pricing, fees, read 26 September 2026. Oddle alternative.
TabSquare	Starting Out S$0 per location. Growing Hot S$49 and Scaling Up S$149 a month.	2.5% + S$0.25 per domestic transaction on the free plan, 2.3% + S$0.25 on Growing Hot.	Monthly, cancel any time. Card required at sign-up.	TabSquare pricing, read 26 September 2026. TabSquare alternative.
Qashier	S$5 a day. Includes online ordering, QR ordering, loyalty and bookings, and needs the Qashier POS.	Online orders 2.75% + S$0.20. Its rates page lists PayNow at 0.8% and cards from 2.4% + S$0.20, excluding GST.	Daily subscription, no lock-in.	Qashier pricing, read 26 September 2026. Qashier alternative.
Dinlr	Online Order module at S$89 a month per location on an annual plan, S$99 monthly. POS sold separately.	Your own provider, such as Stripe or iPay88.	Monthly or annual. 14-day free trial.	Dinlr Singapore, read 26 September 2026.
Atlas	Atlas Online from S$249 a month, rising with online sales. POS and other modules are priced separately.	Atlas Pay, at its own rates.	No long-term contract. 100-day money-back guarantee.	Atlas, read 1 October 2026.

GrabFood as published on 1 October 2026. foodpanda as reported in September 2026 (approximate). Competitor figures as published on each vendor's site on 26 September 2026 and 1 October 2026. Qashier, Dinlr and Atlas are POS products that include ordering, so the rows are not like for like. Rates change, so check your own agreement and each vendor's page. A ranked list is on best online ordering systems in Singapore.

What a direct order costs

Stripe fees, PayNow and payouts on your own orders

Your own Stripe account charges the card fee and Menuthere adds nothing. Stripe's standard Singapore rates, read on 1 October 2026: 3.4% + S$0.50 on a domestic card, 0.5% more on an international card, 2% more if currency conversion is needed, 1.3% on PayNow and 3.3% on GrabPay. Apple Pay and Google Pay are priced as cards. The page lists no setup or monthly fee, and a dispute costs S$15. The fixed S$0.50 weighs more on a small basket, so a kopi or bubble tea shop pays least when customers use PayNow or pay at pickup.

Illustrative cost of one order on GrabFood, foodpanda, and a direct order on Stripe by card or PayNow, at S$20, S$30 and S$40, and for 300 orders of S$30
How the order is taken	S$20 order	S$30 order	S$40 order	300 orders of S$30 a month
GrabFood, 30%	S$6.00	S$9.00	S$12.00	S$2,700
foodpanda, about 25% to 35%	S$5.00 to S$7.00	S$7.50 to S$10.50	S$10.00 to S$14.00	S$2,250 to S$3,150
Own site, domestic card on Stripe (3.4% + S$0.50)	S$1.18	S$1.52	S$1.86	S$456
Own site, PayNow on Stripe (1.3%)	S$0.26	S$0.39	S$0.52	S$117

Illustrative arithmetic on the published rates, before GST. GrabFood adds 9% GST on its fee, which is S$0.81 on a S$30 order. Whether GST applies to Stripe's own fee depends on your business status, so we do not work it out. Menuthere's plan price is extra, and 300 orders a month needs Lite (US$9). Payouts: Stripe's payout table lists 7 calendar days as the initial payout timing in Singapore, read 1 October 2026. Stripe says PayNow funds reach your Stripe balance the next day. Later payouts follow your Stripe schedule. Card payments on Menuthere start on Lite. On Free, customers pay cash, at pickup, or with a payment link or bank details you give.

What you get with Menuthere

Your own ordering website, QR codes and dashboard

0% commission and no per-order fee on every plan. Month to month, no contract. The payment gateway's fee goes to the gateway, not to Menuthere.

Your own ordering website
Takeaway (self-collect), delivery and dine-in table QR orders. Sizes, variants and add-ons are on every plan. Import your menu from a photo, PDF, Instagram or Google link. Set the currency to S$ and the timezone to Asia/Singapore. Customers order in their phone's browser.
Orders that ring
Orders reach your dashboard and a partner app for Android and iPhone that rings until you accept. Auto-accept and unlimited staff logins are included. The customer gets a live order-status page.
The free plan, in full
50 orders a month, unlimited menu items and photos, QR codes, 30 days of order history and basic analytics. A small "Ordering by Menuthere" badge shows. After 50 orders the menu turns view-only until the 1st, or you upgrade.
Lite, US$9 a month
Unlimited orders, badge removed, your own domain, every theme and brand colour, a multi-language menu, scheduled orders and pre-orders, delivery areas drawn on a map with fees by distance, coupons, customer export and card payments on your own Stripe. 7-day free trial.
Table QR ordering
Diners scan the code and order, which makes it a QR code ordering system for dine-in. A dashboard setting can check the diner is at the restaurant before the order goes through. A second order from the same table joins the open bill. See table ordering.
Pro, US$39 a month
WhatsApp Business API on your own number: customers send "Hi" and get an Order Now button. Automatic order updates, broadcasts, loyalty points, buy X get Y, your own riders app with live tracking and a missed-order WhatsApp alert. Several outlets from one account, extra outlets US$39 a month each. Meta bills its WhatsApp fee to you and Menuthere takes no cut. 7-day free trial.

Singapore rules

Three Singapore rules your ordering page runs into

This is a summary of official pages, not legal or tax advice. Check the source for your own case.

GST and prices. GST is 9% since 1 January 2024. IRAS says GST-registered businesses must show GST-inclusive prices on price tags, advertisements and websites. A food outlet that adds a service charge may show prices before GST if it states prominently that prices are subject to GST and service charge. That option does not cover a nominal service charge used only to avoid showing inclusive prices. GST is charged on the food price and on the service charge.

Nutri-Grade on online menus. Since 30 December 2023, freshly prepared drinks graded C or D must show the Nutri-Grade mark next to the drink on physical or online menus. Toppings such as pearls, jellies, ice cream and whipped cream must state their sugar content. Advertising freshly prepared D drinks is banned. For now, a business with revenue of S$1 million or less in its latest financial year and fewer than 10 food premises is exempt for freshly prepared drinks. A first offence can be fined up to S$1,000. Bubble tea shops and cafés should read the Health Promotion Board page.

The grant change. The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG), EDG and MRA stopped on 29 September 2026. From 30 September 2026, Enterprise Singapore points to the EDGE Grant for business grant support. We have not read the EDGE terms on an official page, so check Enterprise Singapore's grant recommender before you rely on any percentage. Menuthere is not described as pre-approved for any grant. The free plan costs S$0 and Lite is US$9 a month, so there is little to fund.

Menuthere has: a tax switch in Settings with your GST number and rate, a "Tax Inclusive" toggle on each menu item for prices that already include GST, and a GST line at checkout and on bills.
Menuthere does not have: a service-charge setting. If you add a 10% service charge, ask your accountant or IRAS how to show it.
Menuthere does not have: a Nutri-Grade field. Add the label in the item name, description or photo.

The honest limits

What Menuthere does not do, and who it fits

No link to Singapore POS systems
Menuthere does not connect to Eats365, Qashier, Dinlr, Atlas, StoreHub, klikit or other Singapore POS systems. The only POS it connects to is Petpooja, an India product. It has its own basic POS as an add-on for counter billing. If you want online orders to print through your existing POS, use that POS vendor's ordering. The best online ordering systems in Singapore page lists them.
No GrabFood or foodpanda orders
Menuthere does not integrate with GrabFood, foodpanda or any other delivery app. Their orders stay on their own tablet or app. Menuthere orders come to the Menuthere dashboard. You can run both.
Delivery by your own riders
Pro has a riders app with live tracking, and Lite draws delivery areas on a map with fees by distance. Menuthere does not book Lalamove or GrabExpress couriers for you. Book those outside Menuthere.
Card payments need Lite and Stripe
You connect your own Stripe account, and Stripe opens accounts in Singapore. PayNow is a setting on the Stripe side (see the PayNow question below). We have not verified other Singapore payment methods at Menuthere checkout, so we do not list them.
A browser menu and a 50-order cap
The customer menu opens in the phone's browser. A branded customer app is Enterprise only. The Free plan stops at 50 orders a month.
Who it fits
Independent venues and small groups that want 0% commission and a cheap start, including home-based kitchens and cloud kitchens. It does not fit a venue that needs tight POS sync, kitchen display screens or a hardware bundle. For those, look at POS-led systems.

How to start

Move your regulars to your own ordering link

Keep the apps for discovery if you like. Send the customers you already have to your own link.

1
Start free
Search your business on Google on this page. Menuthere builds the menu from your listing, or you can use a photo or a PDF.
2
Set S$, the timezone and GST
Choose S$ as the currency and Asia/Singapore as the timezone. If you are GST-registered, add your GST number and rate, and tick "Tax Inclusive" on items whose shelf price already includes GST.
3
Connect Stripe, or start with cash
Connect your Stripe account on Lite, or use cash and pay at pickup on Free. Place a real S$1 test order. If you switch PayNow on in Stripe, test that too.
4
Print the QR code
Put the table QR codes on tables and one at the counter. Add the link to your Instagram bio and your Google profile.
5
Promote it on your own channels
Grab's merchant code of conduct prohibits soliciting consumers to order outside the app (read 30 September 2026), so do not put flyers in Grab orders or message Grab customers. Use your shop sign, table QR and social profiles. For the method, see commission-free online ordering and what commission-free ordering means.

Questions owners ask

Answered, plainly.

It depends on your POS and your volume. Some systems are built around a POS (Eats365, Dinlr, Atlas, Qashier). Oddle charges S$300 a month and 6.5% above S$3,000 of orders. TabSquare has a S$0 plan with 2.5% + S$0.25 per domestic transaction. Menuthere has 0% commission, a free plan with 50 orders a month and Lite at US$9. See the ranked list.

GrabFood publishes 30% of every order, delivery or Self Pick-Up, plus 9% GST on the fee, and an activation fee of S$100 or S$300 per outlet. foodpanda does not publish its rate and shows packages at registration. Reports put it at about 25% to 35%. See GrabFood and foodpanda.

Deliveroo stopped operating in Singapore after 4 March 2026, when its owner DoorDash wound down four markets. GrabFood and foodpanda remain the two big apps. Singapore does not cap commission, and on 7 April 2026 the Ministry of Trade and Industry said the competition authority had seen no systematic shift in commissions or fees. Your options are the apps or your own ordering website.

Menuthere's Free plan costs S$0 with 50 orders a month, then the menu is view-only until the 1st. TabSquare's Starting Out plan is S$0 per location, with 2.5% + S$0.25 per domestic transaction and a card needed at sign-up. Qashier is S$5 a day with online ordering included. Dinlr has a 14-day free trial. Check the cap on each.

Stripe's standard rate is 3.4% + S$0.50 on a domestic card, 0.5% more on an international card, 2% more if currency conversion is needed, and 1.3% on PayNow. There is no setup or monthly fee on its page. On a S$30 order, a domestic card costs S$1.52 and PayNow S$0.39. Stripe's payout table lists 7 calendar days as the initial payout timing. Menuthere adds no commission.

Stripe supports PayNow on Checkout in Singapore in SGD, and you switch it on in your own Stripe dashboard. Menuthere's card payment page is Stripe's hosted Checkout and sets no fixed list of payment methods, so a method switched on in your account can appear. We have not tested PayNow at Menuthere checkout, so place a S$1 test order first. On Free, customers pay cash, at pickup, or with your payment link or bank details.

No. Orders arrive in the Menuthere dashboard and partner app. The only POS Menuthere connects to is Petpooja, an India product. Menuthere has a basic POS of its own as an add-on. If syncing with your POS is essential, choose your POS vendor's ordering.

Yes. Their orders stay on their apps. Grab's merchant terms (read 30 September 2026) contain no exclusivity or price-parity clause we found, and they can be ended on 30 days' written notice. We could not read foodpanda's merchant terms, so check your agreement. Grab's code of conduct prohibits soliciting consumers to order outside the app, so promote your link on your own channels.

IRAS says GST-registered businesses must show GST-inclusive prices on price tags, advertisements and websites. A food outlet that charges a service charge may show prices before GST with a prominent statement. GST is 9%. Menuthere has a tax rate and GST number in Settings, a per-item Tax Inclusive toggle and a GST line on the bill, but no service-charge setting. Ask IRAS or your accountant.

Freshly prepared drinks graded C or D must show the Nutri-Grade mark next to the drink on physical or online menus. Toppings must state sugar content, and advertising D drinks is banned. A business with revenue of S$1 million or less and fewer than 10 food premises is exempt for now. A first offence can be fined up to S$1,000. Menuthere has no Nutri-Grade field, so add the label in the item name, description or photo.

PSG, EDG and MRA stopped taking new applications on 29 September 2026. From 30 September, Enterprise Singapore points to the EDGE Grant. The old PSG page said up to 50% of eligible costs for local SMEs. We have not read the EDGE terms, so use the official grant recommender. Menuthere is not pre-approved for any grant, and the free plan costs S$0.

No. The menu opens in the customer's phone browser from your link or table QR code. If you want a food ordering app of your own, Menuthere gives you the ordering website plus the partner app on your phone for taking orders. A branded customer app is an Enterprise option.

Sources (25) · checked 2026-10-01

GrabFood Singapore merchant page · Grab, 1 October 2026
Grab Singapore merchant terms and conditions · Grab, 30 September 2026
Grab merchant code of conduct · Grab, 30 September 2026
foodpanda partner sign-up and FAQ (Singapore) · foodpanda, 1 October 2026
foodpanda partner FAQ, Singapore (archived copy) · foodpanda, via Internet Archive, 17 November 2025
GrabFood vs foodpanda in Singapore · Eats365, 1 September 2026
Written reply on market concentration in the food delivery sector · Ministry of Trade and Industry, 7 April 2026
DoorDash to wind down Deliveroo and Wolt operations in four countries · DoorDash, 25 February 2026
Uber to acquire Delivery Hero (SEC filing, exhibit 99.1) · Uber, via the US SEC, 16 July 2026
Stripe pricing, Singapore · Stripe, 1 October 2026
PayNow payments · Stripe, 1 October 2026
Payouts and settlement timing by country · Stripe, 1 October 2026
Stripe global availability · Stripe, 30 September 2026
GST rate change overview (9% from 1 January 2024) · IRAS, 1 October 2026
Displaying and quoting prices · IRAS, 25 September 2026
Nutri-Grade requirements for freshly prepared beverages from 30 December 2023 · Ministry of Health, 29 December 2023
Nutri-Grade · Health Promotion Board, 23 September 2026
Productivity Solutions Grant · Enterprise Singapore, 1 October 2026
Oddle Singapore pricing · Oddle, 26 September 2026
Oddle help centre, understanding your fees (Singapore) · Oddle, 26 September 2026
TabSquare pricing · TabSquare, 26 September 2026
TabSquare terms of service · TabSquare, 26 September 2026
Qashier Singapore pricing · Qashier, 26 September 2026
Dinlr Singapore · Dinlr, 26 September 2026
Atlas · Atlas, 1 October 2026

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What GrabFood, foodpanda and ordering systems charge in Singapore

Option

What it charges (published)

Card or payment processing

Commitment

Source

Menuthere

0% commission and no per-order fee. Free (50 orders a month), Lite US$9 a month, Pro US$39 a month.

Your own Stripe account. Stripe's published rates are 3.4% + S$0.50 on a domestic card and 1.3% on PayNow. Card payments start on Lite.

Month to month. 7-day free trial on Lite and Pro.

Menuthere pricing

GrabFood

30% service fee on delivery and Self Pick-Up, plus 9% GST on the fee. Activation fee of S$100 per outlet with your own device or S$300 with a Grab device, before GST, offset against your earnings.

Not stated separately.

Can be ended without cause on 30 days' written notice, per Grab's merchant terms.

Grab merchant page, read 1 October 2026. Merchant terms. GrabFood alternative.

foodpanda

Not published. Several commission packages are shown at registration. Reports put it at about 25% to 35% of the order (approximate). GST is added on top, per Eats365.

Included in the commission, per foodpanda.

Merchant terms not accessible to us. Check your agreement.

foodpanda partner page, read 1 October 2026. Eats365 comparison, 1 September 2026. foodpanda alternative.

Oddle

S$300 a month (S$2,400 a year). The first S$3,000 of orders a month are included, then 6.5%. Its help centre lists a 10% standard usage fee.

From 3% + S$0.50. Oddle says the usage fee covers food processing.

1-year commitment when billed monthly.

Oddle pricing, fees, read 26 September 2026. Oddle alternative.

TabSquare

Starting Out S$0 per location. Growing Hot S$49 and Scaling Up S$149 a month.

2.5% + S$0.25 per domestic transaction on the free plan, 2.3% + S$0.25 on Growing Hot.

Monthly, cancel any time. Card required at sign-up.

TabSquare pricing, read 26 September 2026. TabSquare alternative.

Qashier

S$5 a day. Includes online ordering, QR ordering, loyalty and bookings, and needs the Qashier POS.

Online orders 2.75% + S$0.20. Its rates page lists PayNow at 0.8% and cards from 2.4% + S$0.20, excluding GST.

Daily subscription, no lock-in.

Qashier pricing, read 26 September 2026. Qashier alternative.

Dinlr

Online Order module at S$89 a month per location on an annual plan, S$99 monthly. POS sold separately.

Your own provider, such as Stripe or iPay88.

Monthly or annual. 14-day free trial.

Dinlr Singapore, read 26 September 2026.

Atlas

Atlas Online from S$249 a month, rising with online sales. POS and other modules are priced separately.

Atlas Pay, at its own rates.

No long-term contract. 100-day money-back guarantee.

Atlas, read 1 October 2026.

Stripe fees, PayNow and payouts on your own orders

How the order is taken

S$20 order

S$30 order

S$40 order

300 orders of S$30 a month

GrabFood, 30%

S$6.00

S$9.00

S$12.00

S$2,700

foodpanda, about 25% to 35%

S$5.00 to S$7.00

S$7.50 to S$10.50

S$10.00 to S$14.00

S$2,250 to S$3,150

Own site, domestic card on Stripe (3.4% + S$0.50)

S$1.18

S$1.52

S$1.86

S$456

Own site, PayNow on Stripe (1.3%)

S$0.26

S$0.39

S$0.52

S$117

Online ordering system for restaurants in Singapore

Online ordering system in Singapore, in short

What GrabFood, foodpanda and ordering systems charge in Singapore

Stripe fees, PayNow and payouts on your own orders

Your own ordering website, QR codes and dashboard

Your own ordering website

Orders that ring

The free plan, in full

Lite, US$9 a month

Table QR ordering

Pro, US$39 a month

Three Singapore rules your ordering page runs into

What Menuthere does not do, and who it fits

No link to Singapore POS systems

No GrabFood or foodpanda orders

Delivery by your own riders

Card payments need Lite and Stripe

A browser menu and a 50-order cap

Who it fits

Move your regulars to your own ordering link

Start free

Set S$, the timezone and GST

Connect Stripe, or start with cash

Print the QR code

Promote it on your own channels

Answered, plainly.

What is the best online ordering system for a restaurant in Singapore?

How much commission do GrabFood and foodpanda charge restaurants in Singapore?

What happened to Deliveroo in Singapore?

Is there a free plan for online ordering in Singapore?

How much does Stripe charge Singapore restaurants for online orders?

Can my customers pay with PayNow?

Does Menuthere work with my POS (Eats365, Qashier, Dinlr, Atlas, StoreHub)?

Can I keep GrabFood and foodpanda as well as my own ordering website?

Do my menu prices have to include GST?

Do I need to show Nutri-Grade on my online drinks menu?

Can I get a government grant for an online ordering system in 2026?

Do my customers need an app to order?

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Online ordering system in Singapore, in short

What GrabFood, foodpanda and ordering systems charge in Singapore

Stripe fees, PayNow and payouts on your own orders

Your own ordering website, QR codes and dashboard

Your own ordering website

Orders that ring

The free plan, in full

Lite, US$9 a month

Table QR ordering

Pro, US$39 a month

Three Singapore rules your ordering page runs into

What Menuthere does not do, and who it fits

No link to Singapore POS systems

No GrabFood or foodpanda orders

Delivery by your own riders

Card payments need Lite and Stripe

A browser menu and a 50-order cap

Who it fits

Move your regulars to your own ordering link

Start free

Set S$, the timezone and GST

Connect Stripe, or start with cash

Print the QR code

Promote it on your own channels

Grow sales like these restaurants.

What your restaurant online ordering website includes.

Order analytics

Connect your payment gateway

WhatsApp broadcasts and comeback messages

Discounts and loyalty

Order notifications

Rider app

Answered, plainly.

What is the best online ordering system for a restaurant in Singapore?

How much commission do GrabFood and foodpanda charge restaurants in Singapore?

What happened to Deliveroo in Singapore?

Is there a free plan for online ordering in Singapore?