Are you a kopi peng, or perhaps a teh C kosong? If you’ve ever found yourself losing sleep over what your spirit drink might be, then LimSimi, an online personality quiz, is here to put that to rest.
The quiz takes you on a fantastical journey told through a series of 10 questions, all designed to reveal something about your character. The questions also reflect local culture, with references to places including Marina Bay, Haji Lane and more.
Once you’re done with the quiz, you’re assigned one of 16 local drinks, along with descriptions of your tendencies and quirks.
If you’re pragmatic and reliable, then you might just be a Kopi O Kosong. No, you’re not boring—you’re just really locked in!
If you’re the life of the party, you could be Bubble Tea, which checks out given how wildly popular the drink is. Maybe you’re a little basic, but hey, that doesn’t matter when everyone loves you.
Empaths and performative men alike could be a cup of Bandung. Don’t accuse them of being overly dramatic, though—they’re just being themselves, or so they say.
Have a go at the quiz yourself, and find out what drink best matches your personality!
Speaking of drinks, fans of matcha should check out our best matcha cafes in Singapore guide. We tried and rated 10 popular cafes known for their matcha latte! Otherwise, check out our guide to the best strawberry latte in Singapore instead.
If you prefer local drinks, read our Bhai Sarbat feature, where we chat with the owner of a 70-year-old teh stall in Kampong Glam.
For some boozy drinks, check out our best bars in Singapore guide!
Feature image adapted from LimSimiQuiz
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