Yong tau foo stall at Chinatown to stay open after all, as only one brother is leaving the hawker life
SINGAPORE: After two brothers announced that their five-month-old hawker stall in Chinatown would be closing, there has been a happy turnaround, as one of them is staying on in the business. Thirty-one-year-old Troy Lee and his brother Scott, 29, opened New Horse Noodles in June. They left their careers in finance in order to enter the hawker industry, even though they had no prior experience in…
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Yong tau foo stall at Chinatown to stay open after all, as only one brother is leaving the hawker life (opens The Independent Singapore in a new tab)
SINGAPORE: After two brothers announced that their five-month-old hawker stall in Chinatown would be closing, there has been a happy turnaround, as one of them is staying on in the business. Thirty-one-year-old Troy Lee and his brother Scott, 29, opened New…
