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'He ordered 30 plates of chicken rice': NUS students bemoan tourist crowds on campus

What happens when a diner in front of you orders 30 plates of chicken rice? Well, one National University of Singapore (NUS) student who found herself in this situation had to give up on her order, she said in response to a vox pop question posed by

By: asiaone.com

Aug 26 2024
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'He ordered 30 plates of chicken rice': NUS students bemoan tourist crowds on campus

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