‘Our bread and butter’: Family-run Loo’s Hainanese Curry Rice hands reins to third generation
The younger owner of the heritage hawker stall is still learning how to cook her family’s well-loved recipes
Koh Kim Xuan
[SINGAPORE] On the second floor of Tiong Bahru Food Centre, a distinctive mix of curry and braised gravy aromas wafts through the air.
The smell of spices leads to a long line of queuing customers for family-run hawker stall Loo’s Hainanese Curry Rice.
The 80-year old business is best known for its saucy meals and Hainanese-style cooked dishes, which are usually ladled generously on top of white rice, drenching the entire plate in curry.
TRENDING NOW
Once staunchly pro-China, Malaysian Chinese businesses are now distancing themselves from Beijing
Looking beyond looming CEO succession, should UOB potentially pursue a transformative merger?
Could stablecoins be the future of money?
Grab CEO’s wife Chloe Tong on life with Anthony Tan and finding her purpose