For more than 50 years, Cheung Heung has been the go-to spot in Kennedy Town for cheap eats and is known for its handmade Chinese pastries and milk tea.
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For more than 50 years, Cheung Heung has been the go-to spot in Kennedy Town for cheap eats and is known for its handmade Chinese pastries and milk tea.
Read MoreFor more than half a century, Tung Hing has been churning out fishballs from the same spot in Kennedy Town.
Read MoreThe place in Kennedy Town to go to for hearty, no-frills dim sum
Read MoreA dim sum restaurant, a cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style cafe), and a fishball shop. These three family businesses have been operating in Kennedy Town for several decades. Faced with challenges such as increasing operating costs, competition, and changing customers’ preferences, will they continue past the current generation?
Read MoreMaking a slideshow about one man and his family’s story on preserving Myanmar’s puppetry tradition.
Read MoreThe Yangon Circle Line is a slow ride, taking three hours to complete the loop as it passes through the city’s outlying areas. It is, however, a good way to see the rest of Myanmar’s former capital.
Read MoreIn Yangon, one artist and his family are helping to save the country’s marionette heritage through education and staging puppet shows in their living room.
Read MoreSome people prefer to scan through their Instagram feed. I prefer to take my time to absorb the stories behind the frozen moments, the essays that give context to the images and the thoughtful recollections.
Read MoreWork has been hectic lately and I’ve not had much time to blog. As I’ll be travelling in the next three weeks – first to London for work, then back to Singapore (my last visit home was 18 months ago!) with a short trip to Bali – I wanted to jot down my thoughts and…
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