No Signboard Braised Duck Owners Are Hanging Up Their Choppers
No Signboard Braised Duck located at Queenstown is a popular dining spot among older folks who stay in the west.
Sadly, the owners have decided to hang up their choppers for good.
The stall, located at Mei Ling Market & Food Centre, will be winding up its business come Nov 27.
Owners wake up at 1am daily for last 50 years
For the past 5 decades, Mr Lim Cheng Kim and his wife Ms Chen Sai Yu have been waking up at 4am daily to travel to their stall and prep ingredients before their opening at 10am.
No Signboard Braised Duck stall owner Mr Lim Cheng Kim
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They would work until around 1pm before packing up and heading home in the evening.
Their stall specialises in braised duck which perfectly complements rice, porridge, and noodles.
The dishes are prepared based on a family recipe passed on from Mr Lim’s father.
The pair, who are now in their 70s, have decided to wind up business due to their old age.
Decline offers to purchase because experience can’t be bought
According to The Straits Times, their children have their own careers and have no plans on taking over.
The elderly couple has received bids to purchase their recipe but has rejected all of them as they feel “the experience required to take over the stall cannot be bought”.
No Signboard Braised Duck will close for good on 27 Nov
Whether you’re a braised duck fan or just someone who stays in the area, you have roughly 2 weeks left to visit No Signboard Braised Duck before it closes down for good come 27 Nov.
Here’s where to get to:
Location: No Signboard Braised Duck Rice
Address: 159 Mei Chin Road, #02-04, Mei Chin Road Market, Singapore 140159
Opening hours:
Nearest MRT: Queenstown
We wish Mr Lim and Ms Chen a happy retirement and thank them for the 5 decades spent cooking and braising ducks for their loyal fans.
Featured image adapted from Facebook and Tripadvisor.
