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  1. https://mothership.sg/2022/03/fried-banana-seller-death-penang/ A 74-year-old fried banana seller in Penang fainted suddenly while cooking at her hawker stall on Sunday (Mar. 13). As a result, she fell into the wok containing hot oil and suffered severe burns to her face and body, later succumbing to her injuries. Pain was so intense she couldn't speak According to Malaysian Chinese daily Kwong Wah Yit Poh, the incident occurred around 3pm on Mar. 13. The elderly woman — identified as Zhong Bixuan — was frying bananas when she suddenly fainted, falling into the wok of hot oil. Her head and upper body were plunged into wok full of hot oil, resulting in severe burns on her face and body. A resident described the elderly woman as feeling like her body was being stabbed by thousands of hot needles, and added that the pain was so intense that Zhong could not speak. Zhong was then rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment, where she passed away later that night. Had been in the business for over 30 years Zhong had been selling fried bananas for more than 30 years, Kwong Wah reported. Her second son, Chen Zhenping, told media that his mother had been working in the hawker stall with his 80-year-old father at the time of the incident. When asked whether he would take over his mother's stall, Chen explained that he is currently managing his own stall in Seremban. Thus, he will temporarily close his mother's stall and then make plans in the future. Top photos via Kwong Wai Yit Poh.
  2. I think the best fried chicken in Singapore for me is at Wisma lvl 5 beside the food court. It’s a Japanese karaage shop, at japan town. I am worried they close down because dunno why not much business leh. Weird...
  3. For fried chicken lovers! [attachment=29
  4. Extract from Sunday Times, 13 June. Fans of Texas Fried Chicken, which was here in the late 1980's, can rejoice. The chain relaunched with an outlet at the Singapore Expo on Wednesday, 9 June. Take a bite of the Original or Spicy Fried Chicken ($7.40 for a two piece combo) or the Mexicana Burger - a sandwich of chicken fillet, cheese onion and nachos ($7.40 for a combo). http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1036612/1/.html Can't wait to go this week to try! I also wan my A&W back here!!!
  5. Some heated discussions going on at EDMW after TS said Arnold's chicken refused to sell food to non-Muslim. My encounter with them during Ramadan recently was that I had to wait until 7pm for for my takeaway orders (had arrived at 6.20pm) so chose to skip this time round. Noted there were other Non-muslims eating there as well that time. (different experience with TS) Really big hoohah erupted over this issue. Fried chicken saga
  6. what's you favorite brand of fried fish skin ? I have tried a few brands and this is so far my favorite. very crispy !!
  7. http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp.../325844/1/.html Should feed this to the Chinese Government.
  8. another one bite the dust. i only been there twice in past 20 years and really dun feel so special, no big deal. everyone can cook a good fried rice at home nowadays
  9. TOKYO—Christmas is coming, so it’s time to reserve fried chicken and cake in Japan. Consumption of those two foods has so firmly come to mark the informal holiday here—Dec. 25 isn’t an official day off—that few Japanese are aware other countries prefer somewhat different Christmas cuisine. “I had no idea,” said 22-year-old university student Ryuya Morimoto, informed that chicken and cake aren’t American yuletide staples. “When I was a little kid, we would eat chicken as a family,” he said, “and then have Christmas cake, with a little chocolate piece on the top that said, ‘Merry Christmas.’ ” Families like his make this the busiest time of the year for Kentucky Fried Chicken outlets in Japan. KFC lets customers reserve fried chicken as early as October’s end. Those who try buying buckets on Christmas Eve risk having to stand in line up to six hours under the watchful eye of a Santa-suited Colonel Sanders. Japan’s Christmas-chicken tradition dates to the early 1970s, when a non-Japanese customer came into a Tokyo KFC store one day to buy fried chicken as a turkey substitute, according to the chain. KFC, still struggling at the time to win Japanese over to eating greasy food with their fingers, hatched the idea for a new Christmas tradition.It was a hit among families, and a lasting ritual was born. “Christmas is boring without Kentucky,” said 18-year-old high-school student Yuna Nakajima, using the name by which KFC is popularly known in Japan. Ms. Nakajima has already reserved her chicken this year, planning to enjoy the traditional meal on Christmas Eve. A spokeswoman for KFC Holdings Japan Ltd. said December’s sales every year are double regular monthly sales. The publicly traded company operates under a franchise agreement with a subsidiary ofYum Brands Inc. For the first time this year, KFC Japan is letting customers reserve online at many of its stores, after a trial last year. Customers can pick up their Christmas baskets from Dec. 19 through Dec. 25. Recently, some of the nation’s ubiquitous convenience stores have been crowing that they offer a better deal.FamilyMart Co.’s “premium chicken” basket starts at around $20. The chain, with more than 11,000 stores in Japan, says in its advertising: “If there isn’t fried chicken, it isn’t Christmas.” By contrast, turkeys and pigs are under no particular stress at this time of year in Japan, as the American and European custom of eating those meats at Christmas is hardly known. Student Ms. Nakajima gasped when she heard that turkey was among America’s yuletide preferences. “Christmas and chicken are one,” she said. The KFC in Japan is the real deal! Please go try it when you're there
  10. Yo all, i was talking to a friend who is Hockchew. We remembered we used to be eat this fried oyster cakes, but realised very few stalls selling now anyone know any stall? preferably in West Coast, Bukit Merah, Clementi, Toa Payoh, Bishan, Thomson, AMK region https://fromthekitchenofeloise.wordpress.com/2012/03/24/hock-chew-oyster-cakes/
  11. Anyone knows any good zhi char stall with good sambal fried rice? IIRC there was a good sambal fried rice in chong pang area kopitiam near Chong Pang Camp. It has since changed a lot of stall owners (since early 2000s) and the original cook who prepared the fried rice is no longer there. Heard it was shifted to other venues. Anyone knows their lost and found?
  12. just had a half bbq chicken rice at Tenderfresh Clementi, near the train station there. Have been really disappointed with them standard but this branch really took me by surprse. isn;t all tenderfresh chicken stalls under the same boss? tot they were like KFC??
  13. any bro know where to eat the famous taiwan XXL fried chicken besides at this Shih Lin Xiao Chi stores ah?
  14. as above anyone knows where to get, been craving for it for a long time. i remembered my army days got it at sungei gedong at only $2.30! but dunno where they buy from. no issues with price just wanna know where to find
  15. My car battery went flat and I got someone to help charge my battery using his. Apparently, the process was done wrong, the fuse was blown. Now that the fuse is replaced and battery charged up properly, I realised that my HU cannot be switch on. Is it fried? or is there some fuse which is probably blown and need replacement also? Pioneer HU.
  16. Like to find out more outlet thats sell Sambal Fish and which is the best. Was given a treat to one at Lor 34, Geylang, 'Lai Huat Rest' and the sambal Promfet was . We ate the whole fish except the main bone........ deep fried unitl crispy like crackers................. Like to try others and with your recommendation................... Cheers.
  17. very hungry now so feel like cycling to any food stores ta pao to eat at home? thanks in advance
  18. anyone ever try the 1st & 2nd version of the fried rice? 1st version is the 2 aunties at chinatown, they retired liao, u got all the $ in the world also cant get to eat it. the 2nd version is the 1 they selling now, the 2 aunties sell the stall to 1 guy & teach him how to fried. anyone can give a review of both version? many people say the 2nd version sux!!! i wan to eat it, but if it really that sux, than i dont wan waste my $25
  19. Aug 5, 2008 Toyota lays off 800 line workers at Japan plant TOKYO - JAPANESE automaker Toyota has laid off 800 people at a plant in southwestern Japan, or about 10 per cent of the plant's work force, in response to declining sales in North America, a company official said on Tuesday. All the job cuts - carried out in June and August at Toyota Motor Corp's wholly owned subsidiary Toyota Motor Kyushu - applied to workers sent by job-referral agencies. Japanese companies are increasingly relying on such agencies for temporary workers called 'haken' to be flexible to market demand. Prior to the layoffs, Toyota Motor Kyushu, which makes Lexus luxury models, had employed 8,200 workers - 1,950 of them haken - an official said on condition of anonymity, citing company policy. Many Japanese companies demand individual names be left out of comments to the media even if they are official spokespeople. The official said the job cuts were temporary and 500 haken workers will be brought back later this year. He declined to comment on why they would be needed back, saying product plans can't be released. The shift to temporary workers or haken marks a change for major Japanese companies, including Toyota, which used to encourage corporate loyalty among its ranks by offering lifetime employment. Haken agencies have become booming businesses but have set off a spate of social problems such as poverty and discontent, especially among the young. The trend toward these temporary workers drew alarm in Japan when a disgruntled haken employee at a Toyota affiliate went on stabbing spree in June in a crowded Tokyo shopping district, killing seven and injuring 10. The remarks of Tomohiro Kato, the 25-year-old haken worker, expressing frustrations about job stability and getting treated with no respect, added to the public worries about the trend. Toyota, which employs about 12,000 contract and haken workers, about 15 percent of its 80,000-strong work force in Japan, issued a condolence statement for the crime victims at that time. Toyota has avoided the losses of its US counterparts like General Motors Corp and Ford Motor Co But it is projecting its first full-year profit drop in seven years for this fiscal year through March 2009. Toyota reports first fiscal quarter earnings on Thursday. Last month, Toyota lowered its global vehicle sales plan for this year by 350,000 vehicles to 9.5 million vehicles, blaming the sluggish North American market. The pace of Toyota's growth has been slowing to a 1 per cent gain this year in contrast to a 6 per cent climb in 2007. Toyota saw its US vehicle sales plunge 12 per cent in July on year as it struggled to keep up with consumers' growing demand for smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles. -- AP http://www.straitstimes.com/Latest%2BNews/...ory_264757.html
  20. Verve

    $25 fried rice

    Heard that some where in singapore got this $25 or something like that fried rice in some hawker centre / coffee shop. anyone can tell me where and whether its worth to try after all thanks in advance
  21. Dear Bros, This is an appeal to everyone who reads this thread. I live in bedok and grow up eating this couple (in their late 50s)'s burgers and fries. then all of a sudden, they shifted out. I heard rumors that they've relocated to Jurong. I'm not sure if its still called Century Fried Chicken. but the uncle got a distinct moustache. both are quite short. Pls kindly let me know as i've special sentimental value to their food.
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