Local actor Ben Yeo opened his new Toa Payoh fish soup stall, Tan Xiang Fish Soup, just last September. So one netizen was surprised to see that the stall—which specialises in KL-style Cantonese fish soup—was not in operation. She took to Facebook group Toa Payoh Makan Places - Your Toa Payoh & Balestier Food Guide on Wednesday (July 3) to...
'Not closing, we're relocating': Ben Yeo addresses viral post about his Toa Payoh fish soup stall shuttering
So one netizen was surprised to see that the stall—which specialises in KL-style Cantonese fish soup—was not in operation. Moving the business nearer to his other F&B venture in Kallang, Charcoal Fish Head Steamboat, would help him manage it better.
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