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Guess who s back? Well-loved China Street Fritters reopens at Telok Blangah after closing Maxwell stall in July

Thought we saw the last of the iconic China Street Fritters? Thankfully, we are wrong. The business, which has been around since 1942, reopened at Blk 61 Telok Blangah Heights on Sunday (Sept 3) after shuttering their Maxwell Food Centre outlet earlier in July. This good news was announced on Facebook group Can Eat! Hawker Food by foodie Larry Lai..

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Ah Hui Big Prawn Noodle in Balestier to close after 60 years, owner reportedly seeking cheaper rental elsewhere

Residents near Balestier Market need no introduction to the popular Ah Hui Big Prawn Noodle stall. The iconic eatery apparently began as a pushcart in 1963 in Tiong Bahru, according to food blog Seth Lui. It eventually ended up in Balestier and has been there since. Unfortunately, its time there is coming to an end soon. On Tuesday (May 23),.

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Daily roundup: Jurong resident warns of killer structure hanging on 22nd floor of HDB block - and other top stories today

Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today. 1. Jurong resident warns of 'killer structure' hanging on 22nd floor of HDB block, says it endangers playground users He called it a "killer structure". It was a collection of bamboo poles and hangers used to improvise a laundry rack outside a balcony on the highest floor of.

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With no successors, famed hawker stall China Street Fritters to shutter after 81 years

The curtain falls on another legendary eatery in Singapore. China Street Fritters at Maxwell Food Centre is set to end its operations after 81 years for real this time. Brothers Ng Kok Hua, 66, and Ng Kok Rong, 67, were looking to hang up their aprons by March last year and sell their brand and recipe for $1 million,.

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China Street Fritters – Famous Hokkien Ngoh Hiang Stall At Maxwell Closing July 2023

China Street Fritters – Famous Hokkien Ngoh Hiang Stall At Maxwell Closing July 2023
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