Fuschia Dunop (I feel like I should call her by her first name alone with the amount I writer about her, but I digress) has an article about the food stalls of Singapore in the Financial Times.
There is a stall with the famous Hainan chicken rice, where the brusque proprietor doles out plastic platefuls of poached chicken on aromatic rice to a long queue of customers; sweet mung bean soup with a tarragon-like medicinal herb; and warm, porcelain-white almond milk.
Yum!
Naming a place you get food from a stall doesn’t sound exactly appetizing, but after reading that, I want to go to there.
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