Sun Kee Drinks: $0.30 Soya Bean, Grass Jelly, And Bird's Nest Drinks In Kovan
Sun Kee Drinks sells soya bean, grass jelly and bird's nest drinks at $0.30 and hasn't raised prices since 1985. Here's the owners' story.
Discover the untold stories of Singapore's hawker legends. From third-generation family recipes to pioneering dishes that shaped our food culture.
Sun Kee Drinks sells soya bean, grass jelly and bird's nest drinks at $0.30 and hasn't raised prices since 1985. Here's the owners' story.
Choon Seng Teochew Porridge is a famous stall in Farrer Park whose existence can be traced back to before World War 2. This is its story.
Hup Chong Yong Tau Foo, the popular Toa Payoh stall, has closed down. Here's a look at its last day of operations.
Singapore's ice cream uncles are disappearing. We spent a day with Orchard's first to find out why and the future of the dying trade.
30-plus-year-old Big Bakery in Tai Seng is known for their old-school, handmade apple crumbles and bakes. Here's the story behind the bakery.
Bhai Sarbat is a 70-year-year-old teh tarik stall in Bugis. This feature dives into the story of Asgar, the quirky man who runs it!
Original Alhambra Satay is the last remaining member of the Satay Club, an open-air food centre that was demolished in 1995. This is its story.
This is the story of Hung Huat Cakes & Pastries, a popular family-run bakery at Sims Vista known for their traditional pastries and snacks!
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