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If the name of this stall sounds familiar, perhaps you ve eaten at one of the many Crave outlets islandwide. Yes, this is the famous Adam Road Nasi Lemak stall that branched out into a franchise, and it s easy to see why it s continued to thrive over the years.
Boasting fragrant basmati rice (fluffier, lighter and healthier than the usual jasmine rice), sweet-spicy sambal chilli that strikes just the right balance and juicy fried chicken with a thin, keropok-like shell, Selera Rasa s nasi lemak stands at a cut above the rest.
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June 29, 2021
Yes, Tekka Market has glorious food galore, but did you know it was built in 1915?
(Clockwise from left) Instagram/makoeats, Rebecca Toh (Tekka Market exterior), Instagram/yippi312 eatdrinklove and arrahmancafe official
This series is inspired by the National Heritage Board s new digital photography project entitled Our Hawker Culture: Built for Great Taste, in which four local photographers have captured oft-overlooked features of 12 hawker centres in Singapore. In each edition, we ll highlight one awesome hawker centre and the mouth-watering makan you can find there.
You may hold hawker fare near and dear to your heart (and gut), but honestly, have you paid attention to the hawker centre itself?
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Photo series aims to whet appetite for architecture of hawker centres
A photo of Tampines Round Market and Food Centre taken by Ms Rebecca Toh, who saw how such places serve as a gathering place. PHOTO: REBECCA TOH
Jun 16, 2021 06:00 am
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Hawker centres are a haven for cheap and good food, but a new photo series aims to encourage and satisfy a different kind of hunger - for their architectural features.
These range from Tampines Round Market and Food Centre s circular roof to Pasir Ris Hawker Centre s wave-like metal facade. The online series by the National Heritage Board (NHB), titled Our Hawker Culture: Built For Great Taste, covers 12 hawker centres with more than 100 photos by four local photographers: Fabian Ong, Rebecca Toh, Khoo Guo Jie and Lee Yik Keat.