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Ready-to-eat meals a growing business for restaurant group Tung Lok

CEO Andrew Tjioe expects the return of tourists to boost financial performance too

 Sharon See

Sharon See

Published Mon, Apr 3, 2023 · 05:50 AM
    • As Tung Lok’s main clientele are locals and businesses, it was “not so much affected” by the low tourist arrivals in recent years, says founder and CEO Andrew Tjioe.
    • As Tung Lok’s main clientele are locals and businesses, it was “not so much affected” by the low tourist arrivals in recent years, says founder and CEO Andrew Tjioe. PHOTO: YEN MENG JIIN, BT

    ANDREW Tjioe’s refrigerator is usually full of frozen ready-to-eat dishes, ranging from braised pork to dumplings. Produced at the central kitchen of Tung Lok Group – the restaurant operator he founded – these dishes have become mainstays of his dining table.

    “I use them in our family regularly, if not on a daily basis,” says Tjioe, who is also chief executive of the Catalist-listed restaurant group.

    Herbal chicken, braised pork shank and guo tie (potstickers) are his family’s favourites, he says. “So, I have to ensure that the products are of good quality, healthy, and you can have it on a daily basis.”

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