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Armed with a bevy of secret recipes and big dreams of expansion, 11 established Singaporean chefs — or hawkers — are flying 9,000 miles from the Southeast Asian nation to set up shop in a spanking new food hall set to open in late September in midtown Manhattan.

Fifteen hawkers were honoured at the first Hawker Awards edition presented on May 6 at the InterContinental Singapore, in conjunction with this year's World Gourmet Summit (WGS). Three picked up the Young Hawker Award, which lauds stalls set up by those who are 35 years old or younger with the potential to raise the standards of hawker food. They are...

Recipients include nasi padang eatery Warong Nasi Pariaman and burger brand Ashes Burnnit.    . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Makan News - Fifteen hawkers were honoured at the first Hawker Awards edition presented on May 6 at the InterContinental Singapore, in conjunction with this year's World Gourmet Summit (WGS). Three picked up the Young Hawker Award, which lauds those who are 35 years old or younger... Read more at www.tnp.sg

There's just something about two pieces of bread sandwiching a meaty centre, greens and oozy cheese that makes for the ultimate comfort food. If you're looking beyond fast food chains like McDonald's and Burger King when you're craving a burger with a thicc juicy patty, these are some of the top spots to park yourself at. [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/CLD9XMnHLsC/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link[/embed] Burger Labo's helmed...

Were not reaching saturation point yet: Behind Singapores insatiable appetite for burgers Toggle share menu Advertisement (Photo: Unsplash/Carles Rabada) 03 Feb 2021 11:55AM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Burgers may be a rare indulgence for some, but for 30-year-old Ivan Yee, he has them several times a week.   The foodie estimates that he has eaten about 100 burgers over the past 10 months, proclaiming on his Instagram page where he shares reviews o...

The Straits Times Singapores hawker culture on Unesco list: Young hawkers ready to make waves As Singapore awaits the Unesco decision on inscribing hawker culture on the intangible heritage list, Clement Yong speaks to three hawkers who are passing on their love of the trade to others through an apprenticeship scheme. He also asks the three students why they are choosing to enter the trade. Football coach Abdul Faris (right) is an apprentice at Ashes Burnnit, opened by Mr Lee Syafiq.ST PHOTO: G...