The famously curt (or misunderstood?) aunty behind the Pek Kio stall closed shop for three months. Why? 8days speaks with Tham Lay Mon before Wah Kee’s upcoming reopening.
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The famously curt (or misunderstood?) aunty behind the Pek Kio stall closed shop for three months. Why? 8days speaks with Tham Lay Mon before Wah Kee’s upcoming reopening.
From left: Wah Kee Big Prawn Noodles' second-generation owners Tham Lay Mon, 81, and Lau Fook Wah, 84. (Photos: 8days, Google Maps)
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