Embark on an “siew-mai-zing” adventure with Chu Shu Kei, a former East Ocean Teochew Restaurant chef, as he showcases the step-by-step process of making various dim sum classics. From the fluffy steamed buns to the delicate dumplings, you will get an up-close view of the intricate precision required to create these culinary masterpieces. Roll up your sleeves and join in the fun!
During this programme, participants will be able to observe the detailed process of creating a variety of dim sum classics. They will witness the meticulous precision needed to craft these culinary masterpieces, including fluffy steamed buns and delicate dumplings. Chu Shu Kei will also share his culinary legacy at East Ocean Teochew Restaurant.
Chu Shu Kei, a seasoned veteran in the food industry, ventured into the hawker business in 2003 following his tenure at East Ocean Teochew Restaurant. Shu Kei’s journey began in 1997 when he arrived in Singapore from Hong Kong, where he gained experience working at several esteemed Cantonese restaurants in the city. Renowned for its delectable handmade dim sum, Shu Kei’s stall stands out for its restaurant-quality offerings prepared fresh every morning.
Saturday, 12 August 2023
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