Rangoon Road News Today

The restaurant of late Singaporean chef Tariq Helou is set to shutter on June 15 after he died unexpectedly, according to a post on their Instagram page on Friday (May 17). Helou, who was a rising star in the culinary world, was a chef of Japanese, Chinese and Lebanese parentage. He died on April 25 at age 29. His restaurant,...

Singapore News - Up-and-coming chef Tariq Helou died unexpectedly on April 25. He was 29. The cause of his death is still unknown. The chef, who was of Japanese, Chinese and Lebanese parentage, owned Fleurette, an 18-seat restaurant in Rangoon Road he opened in 2020. His mother,... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The up-and-coming chef owned Fleurette, a restaurant in Rangoon Road he opened in 2020. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - Up-and-coming chef Tariq Helou died unexpectedly on April 25. He was 29. The chef, who is of Japanese, Chinese and Lebanese parentage, owned Fleurette, an 18-seat restaurant in Rangoon Road he opened in 2020. His mother, Ms Catherine Yong, told The Straits Times that the restaurant will continue running. "I spoke to the staff, and they have agreed...

With Chinese New Year coming in early February, some of us may have already started planning for our upcoming reunion dinners. And this year, we may be able to include durian on the menu. Yes, several durian breeds such as Musang King may be in season during that period. But why so? According to an article by Shin Min Daily...

Makan News - Whether it is from a stall tucked in the corner of a far-flung hawker centre or a trendy air-conditioned themed cafe, Singaporeans love their food – and will travel to the ends of the island for their favourites. As the year comes to an end, The Straits Times looks back... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Exactly 60 years after it started, Old Lai Huat Seafood Restaurant has shut its doors. The restaurant, formerly located at Ophir Road, was unable to find a suitable successor and the third-generation owner, Lim Poh Huat, made the decision that last Sunday (Nov 26) would be the restaurant's last day. Old Lai Huat Seafood Restaurant made the announcement of the...

Work-from-home arrangements are here to stay, but actually working at home is seldom the most conducive idea. Luckily, the next best alternative isn’t Starbucks — Singapore has no shortage of work-friendly cafes with free WiFi, power points, and a peaceful ambience to fuel you and your laptop. Whichever region of Singapore you’re in, these cafe spots will have you covered...

GEORGE TOWN: It was a wet Monday here, with several low-­lying areas inundated following a two-hour downpour that saw traffic and businesses almost come to a standstill.

A 70-year-old male bus driver was taken conscious to Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Read more at straitstimes.com.