Making Noodles With One Hand

Flavours | 2:28 mins

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Being a hawker is tough. Dishing out over a hundred bowls of noodles a day is no mean feat and this is something that Yee Meng Yong does every day, with just one hand. After an accident in his youth, Meng Yong’s right hand was amputated. But this setback did not stop the hawker from perfecting his signature handmade meatball and noodles, Bak Chor Mee.

Author Our Grandfather Story

Making Noodles With One Hand

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