Which is the correct sentence?

the first one sounds more natural.

or you could say, "The food in Penang is cheaper than the food in Singapore."

They are both correct. I really like the suggestion above by tanguatlay. He is employing parallelism in the sentence which greatly aids in clarity and ease of reading.

Do Pray, what q

Neat pun, wot

Sorry about that. I tried to edit it later for the correct author, but was too late. LOL.

They're both correct.

The second one is more precise.

RP's suggestion is even more precise.

At your advanced age it would do you good to write out your words completely and write in complete sentences, or at least attempt to do so. It would help stave off cognitive deterioration.

Thanks Dup for responding, I was sure I'd missed sum'thin'

Heck Blue that's no fun atall. Besides it discourages further q's

Good'n' Infra! Will tryta use in at least three new sentences

Have anyone wondered about using two " ' " 'n's

He insistently will not do any of that, nice advice or irritated advice; I take it as he has long done the cut/words stuff.

so cute, but this routinely fucks up ESL and EFL posts and learner wonderers re english in the language threads are thrown off.

This isn't a new manifestation, years now.

I don't mind him posting on the rest of a2k, but his vaporous advice must have send many learners to skip a2k. I would like it gone.

So Oss, see if you can stimulate Management to express their reaction, and if they think I should go, then I shall go. Sorry I upset you so

I presume they put up with you.

However, your passive aggressive need to be an asshole hasn't slipped on by.

Pray by whom, Oss lol

Sorry just couldn't resist