Ch8 Save the Stall, where are they located?

[Albeniz]

Dear all,

 

Need to gather the help from fellow MCFers again.

 

After watching "Save the Stall" by Kim Ng and Quan Yifeng, I might be interested in visiting some of the food stalls.

 

Where are they located? If you know, kindly provide info on the name of the stall and their location. If you have tried the food, you may want to comment on whether there is any improvement.

 

Many thanks.

[Sfhuang]

The Missy Muffin stall on the show tonight is at Amoy Food Centre 2nd floor.

[Booboon]

u shld try to the katong laksa stall.

[Megaweb]

Edited April 1, 2008 by Megaweb

[Maroon5]

her initial sign board sucks...

wish her good luck....such a filial daughter

[Bugsbunny]

ya all the best...

[Albeniz]

Thank you.

 

Now that we have the complete list, can someone please comment on the standard of the food (if you have visited them)?

[Sofarsogood]

We have watched a couple of the episodes. One of the better reality programmes that Mediacorp churns out. My wife was touched with tears when she watched ep.5. Its about the young chap selling western food. Can really tell he was sincere and motivated to improve the quality of his food. And his wife was a good supporter too. Can't say the same for the others though.

[Lala81]

[reply]

One of the better reality programmes that Mediacorp churns out.

 

Lol cos the original programme was japanese. this is a sorta rip off. But jap one i feel even more drama

[B1dada]

Wa. when u wanna go? always alot ppl. haha or sold out

[Beei]

I prefer Hell's Kitchen.. Esp when Gordon Ramsay shouted, "you pighead, F*ck" you to the contestent..

[Wanderer]

Yup.... can see the japs r really serious abt their livelihood. Either make it or break it

 

But over here, you can still see some smiling faces . I do wonder how serious they are in improving their food quality.

[Tommyjen]

can't imagine the lady selling muffins which she don't like to eat!! can see her face when she was abt to try her own cooking.. shocked!! Its like telling you to work at a place u don't like and not get paid!

[Albeniz]

She made a decision to quit her job to do something she likes - run a business.

 

But in her business, she bakes and sells something she dislikes.

 

How contradictory!

[David]

I would not compare like that with the Japanese who are described among others, as homogenous.

 

Just because someone is always smiling does not mean they are not serious. In last week episode,the chef reiterated that its the end product us important.

[Friendstar]

Thank you.

 

Now that we have the complete list, can someone please comment on the standard of the food (if you have visited them)?

 

i went to nearly every stall

 

haha then the TV crew camping there always wan to interview me but i siam far far

 

haha

[Friendstar]

We have watched a couple of the episodes. One of the better reality programmes that Mediacorp churns out. My wife was touched with tears when she watched ep.5. Its about the young chap selling western food. Can really tell he was sincere and motivated to improve the quality of his food. And his wife was a good supporter too. Can't say the same for the others though.

 

 

i dropped tears in that episode too

 

i went to that stall 3 times ever since. must wait for 1 hour to get my food.

 

the wife abit fierce looking though.

 

the food isn't super nice actually. but its unique nonetheless

[Ender]

[reply]

One of the better reality programmes that Mediacorp churns out.

 

Lol cos the original programme was japanese. this is a sorta rip off. But jap one i feel even more drama

Yap, remember the jap version. very drama, but every episode the same drama, but different player.. The local version, despite being a copy, it better, where every one has their own character, unlike the jap, all the same but different face.