There are over 10 restaurants and bars under the collective. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - The co-founder of home-grown hospitality group Tipsy Collective, Derek Ong, has died. He was 34.Before starting the Tipsy Collective with his business partner David Gan, Mr Ong was a part-time banquet waiter in his teens, who later became a bartender. He also had a business selling halal fish bak kwa at one point.
Social media influencer Wendy Cheng, more popularly known as Xiaxue, said in an Instagram story on Sunday that Mr Ong will be “dearly missed”. Ms Ng said: “Gone too soon. I’ve got so much to say but I don’t know where to start. I wanna thank you for Tipsy Collective and achieving every single vision you shared with me since Tipsy Penguin days.”
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