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About two to three weeks ago, Mr Kevin Soh noticed that milk powder for his two young children had become S$4 more expensive per tin. A 1.6kg tin for his three-year-old daughter, who consumes two tins a month, now costs S$66, up from S$62. His seven-month-baby son, meanwhile, uses three to four 850g tins a ...
The hawkers also said more needs to be done because of the uncertainty.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Regular park-goers said the Sunday crowd had thinned out and people were generally abiding by the rules.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
January 12, 2021 Ms Ang and Mr Tan with their signature crispy black carrot cake, which has become a hot seller on their menu. The Straits Times SINGAPORE - Ms Elayne Ang had worked for more than 15 years in the banking industry when she decided to take a leap to become a hawker. The big switch in 2019 saw her opening a stall to sell carrot cake and hokkien mee, and fielding questions from well-meaning friends about her decision to forgo a stable, successful job with a steady income for the uncertainties of the trade. Ms Ang, 40, who set up the stall with her partner, told The Straits Times ...
The New Paper She takes leap to be hawker after years in banking sector Ms Elayne Ang and her partner Samuel Tan at Tian Kee Carrot Cake and Hokkien Mee in Marine Parade. Yesterday, Ms Ang received the Promising New Hawker Award at the first Singapore Hawkers Awards. TNP PHOTO: JOEL CHAN Couple's leap of faith pays off with Promising New Hawker Award 0 Engagements Ms Elayne Ang had worked for more than 15 years in the banking industry when she decided to take a leap to become a hawker. The big switch in 2019 saw her opening a stall to sell carrot cake and Hokkien mee, and fielding questions ...