Willin Low opens yet another F&B concept after closing down numerous others, he's starting to resemble that serial failure called Ben Yeo


Ben Yeo seems to have finally make it successful leh...or so he claims here...:

https://cnalifestyle.channelnewsasi...yeo-lost-money-early-business-ventures-384451
“I believe that I am fated to do F&B. Not only did all my F&B ventures make money, they also boosted my showbiz career. I got to host food programmes and the exposure opened doors to opportunities and collaborations like the one with McDonald’s,” he said.
 
Ben Yeo seems to have finally make it successful leh...or so he claims here...:

https://cnalifestyle.channelnewsasi...yeo-lost-money-early-business-ventures-384451
“I believe that I am fated to do F&B. Not only did all my F&B ventures make money, they also boosted my showbiz career. I got to host food programmes and the exposure opened doors to opportunities and collaborations like the one with McDonald’s,” he said.
ownself claim ownself successful not equal successful, seriously
 
This kind of noodles wanna sell at this price ?!

pastaro_fried_noodles.jpg

SINGAPORE FRIED NOODLES, S$26

Those who have been to Western countries would have seen a curious ‘Singapore Noodles’ dish on menus. It’s a version of fried beehoon that, strangely, doesn’t exist here.

Low’s cheeky take on Singapore Fried Noodles is a riff on Hokkien mee: Fresh springy prawns and firm linguine dressed in crustacean oil and a smattering of chilli flakes and kaffir lime leaves.

Oh, and half a calamansi, per Hokkien mee regulations.

We enjoy the chewier pasta here, which holds up better than the usual yellow noodles and thick beehoon.
 
This kind of noodles wanna sell at this price ?!

pastaro_fried_noodles.jpg

SINGAPORE FRIED NOODLES, S$26

Those who have been to Western countries would have seen a curious ‘Singapore Noodles’ dish on menus. It’s a version of fried beehoon that, strangely, doesn’t exist here.

Low’s cheeky take on Singapore Fried Noodles is a riff on Hokkien mee: Fresh springy prawns and firm linguine dressed in crustacean oil and a smattering of chilli flakes and kaffir lime leaves.

Oh, and half a calamansi, per Hokkien mee regulations.

We enjoy the chewier pasta here, which holds up better than the usual yellow noodles and thick beehoon.
Food looks like shit!
 
Where that zhou chuming who opened tam chiak kopitiam?
 
We need a PAP F&B chain. PAP presence must be everywhere including sinkees' passion of eating.
 
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