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FOUND!!! Traditional Duck Rice!
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if you understand elitism, cronyism and meritocracy Singapore style you will understand why.
Heng Gi Goose and Duck Rice: True Heritage Braised Duck
http://ieatishootipost.sg/heng-gi-goose-and-duck-rice-true-heritage-braised-duck/
When you talk about braised duck, this is the one stall that is a bit of a legend in Singapore.
The old man has been selling braised duck for over 60 years since he was a small boy helping out at his fathers stall along Tewchew street.
Before Tekka market closed for renovations, I heard that he was planning on retiring, but fortunately, the stall is still operating now with some young blood under the watchful eye of the old master.
The braising sauce here is the Teochew style, watery type.
But it is far from insipid.
This is the kind of dish which has baulked at the Health Promotion Board’s advice of having less oil and less salt and you just have to have some rice or porridge to go with it. Not many stalls dare make it with such power nowadays, opting instead for a milder, sweeter approach.
But if you want to taste Teochew Lor, the way that it used to be, then this must be it.
It’s a pity that they don’t sell goose anymore, even though the signboard still reads “Goose”.
Due to AVA restrictions, it is not possible to get fresh geese anymore.
However, they still have pig’s head meat here which is excellent. In case you haven’t tried pig’s head before, you should! The texture of pig’s head is unique. It’s slightly chewy but in a gummi bear sort of way and makes for marvelous mastication! 4.5/5
The duck that day was just a tad dry and a bit on the tough side, but still very flavourful. 4.25/5
Conclusion
We almost lost this heritage hawker stall!
Thankfully, some younger hawkers have taken over the reins from the old master and keeping the tradition alive.
The old man still keeps watch over the stall and you can sometimes see him sitting around there with his friends.
Heng Gi Goose and Duck Rice
Address: Tekka Centre, 664 Buffalo Road, #01-335,
Opening hours:
8:30AM to 2:30PM
Closed:Mondays
OMG
This guy is still alive!!
This fella's stall is legendary.....used to be on the corner of the second floor of the torn down hill street hawker centre!!
It still infuriates the fuck out of me when i think of this cb govt and it's fucking move to demolish that iconic food centre!! And that damm piece of land has been lying vacant for all these fucking years!!
WTF PAP cunts??!!?!
Tuayapeh... u gotta go early...the Q is beri long during lunch time hor...best is 11plus ... after that long Q...
Anyone tried the braised duck from chinatown HC?
The old lady hawker was featured on TV as a hawker hero who been in business for 70 years!
I've never heard of it as famous for braised duck until now....
stall in si beh lor HC
Famous 仕记 more famous for cantonese roasted duck now afternoon shift is selling teochew braised duck....I think it's only above average....anyone tried?
The old lady hawker was featured on TV as a hawker hero who been in business for 70 years!
I've never heard of it as famous for braised duck until now....
stall in si beh lor HC
Famous 仕记 more famous for cantonese roasted duck now afternoon shift is selling teochew braised duck....I think it's only above average....anyone tried?
right hand for kar chng, left hand for finger food. for me, i use the same hand for kar chng and food.
From village doctor, *to member of parliament, *to corporate world, *charities, *and the grassroots.A man driven by passion: [Audio:http://www.tanchengbock.org/0-Files/Audio/DrTanChengBock_passion.mp3]Tan Cheng Bock is a man who went from humble beginnings to a varied and deep experience. Born in 1940 to a poor family, whose*father passed away in his mid-teens, he went through Raffles Institution on bursaries, eventually making it through to medical school in Singapore to qualify as a medical doctor. He began working life in equally humble circumstances, in 1971, as a village doctor in*Ama Keng village, Lim Chu Kang. Described as “the best years of my life”, where life was so simple and real as to take payment sometimes in vegetables and farm produce; he came to be the confidant of the villagers, who looked to him to represent them in matters with the authorities. Eventually this brought him to the attention of the PAP which asked him to stand for general elections in 1980.“I am prepared to err on the side of the people”
Tekka Market...the Chinese stalls side nearer to Bukit Timah Road lah...
got sell pig head skin also
Fuck your mother phua cheebye
Jeebuy! :oIo:
whahahahaha lau kau sibeh chum, always hor lang suan....buy watch, smoke cigar, eat cow balls, eat ark perng
Showed his BMW some more but deny its his.
cow has no balls.
No need to go to work ah...Jeeby lazy frog! :oIo:
Suan you first then go can or not?
Whahahahahaha
CAN.... Dun zap me ok...
Limpei go meeting now..later come out then play play with you
