lemak laksa or perhaps a steaming plate of chicken rice in San Francisco, California?
Well, you can have your fill of these Singaporean hawker dishes and we’re not referring to the dubious Singapore Noodle-type. We’re talking about
laksa that is made with real coconut milk and Hokkien Mee that bursts with the fragrance of pork lard thanks to Dabao Singapore, an online food business set up by Singapore native Emily Lim.
Birthed during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic, the business has grown from cooking out of a home kitchen to a professional one over the past year, offering a delectable range of dishes like these:
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China has been Singapore s largest trading partner and Singapore, China s largest foreign investor since 2013. - AFP SINGAPORE, Feb 14 (The Straits Times/ANN): The Singapore Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China (SingCham) has played an active and important role in deepening social and economic relations between the two countries, Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Culture, Community and Youth Alvin Tan said on Sunday.
He highlighted how, at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, the chamber stepped forward to organise donations in support of relief efforts. The Straits Times reported last year that SingCham had raised $100,000.
Tan was speaking in Mandarin at a Chinese New Year celebration jointly organised by SingCham, the Singapore embassy in Beijing and the Singapore Global Network.
The Singapore Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China (SingCham) has played an active and important role in deepening social and economic relations between the two countries, said Minister of State for Trade and Industry Alvin Tan yesterday.
He highlighted how at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic last year, the chamber stepped forward to organise donations in support of relief efforts. The Straits Times reported last year that SingCham raised $100,000.
Mr Tan was speaking at a Chinese New Year celebration jointly organised by SingCham, the Singapore embassy in Beijing and the Singapore Global Network.
SingCham was set up in 2002 to represent Singapore business interests to the Chinese government and help businessmen network with their Chinese counterparts.