Tian Tian Porridge, an old-school Cantonese-style porridge stall located at Chinatown Complex Food Centre, will officially close at the end of October this year. Old age and health issues were among the reasons why the stall, run by five siblings surnamed Wang, is ceasing operations, reported Shin Min Daily News. The stall has been operating on the second floor of...
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Old age and health issues were among the reasons why the stall, run by five siblings surnamed Wang, is ceasing operations, reportedThe Wang siblings, who are aged 71 to 90, also used to run Tian Tian Noodle House, which was located in the same food centre, before it closed over a month ago. "We are all getting older and my second eldest sister was previously hospitalised due to health reasons," he said.
His parents started Tian Tian Porridge in the 1950s as a humble roadside store nestled in a back alley on Smith Street."Our father told us to focus on our studies if we can, but otherwise, we were to help out at the store."