Gardens. Clean streets. Organization. Wide roads. Sedans.
This was as different from Indonesia as could possibly be.
My budget for my entire for days in Singapore was $100.00 USD including accommodations.
Naturally, I booked an uber. My hostel was $12 USD a night, leaving me with $64 USD for the rest of the week.
Currency
In Singapore, they use Singaporean Dollars. Ten Singaporean dollars is about $7.30 USD. This meant that after the Uber, I had about 80 Singaporean dollars to spend.
Transit
After the initial Uber, I either walked or took public transit. It was efficient and effective. Additionally, I was able to see a lot of Singapore. My hostel also arranged free airport transfers.
Accommodation
Singapore, compared to both Bali and Seoul, felt very western. It was clean, well-lit, and organized. The place I stayed was the cheapest place I could find. I would recommend splurging for a nicer place.
Language
In Singapore, everyone spoke enough English to communicate effectively.
Food
I ate in every night. Coincidentally, another American offered me 5 Singaporean dollars to cook for him, and for the rest of the time, I was able to cook for people in the hostel, which covered my groceries for the duration of my stay.