Ghim Moh Chwee Kueh
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A Chwee Kueh is the perfect breakfast for when you’re running late and need a quick bite before you miss your stop. The best place to get these steamed rice cakes is the almost 60-year-old Ghim Moh, a Michelin Guide-recognized stall where just a bit of radish and chilli on your Chwee Kueh can get you ready to conquer the day.
Block 20 Ghim Moh Road, #01-31 Ghim Moh Market and Food Centre, Singapore
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Handmade by the owner every day, the Chwee Kueh from Ghim Mo is the closest you can get to the snack’s traditional version. Its storefront welcomes you with scrumptious rice cakes garnished with Chye Poh, which they mix with garlic and pork lard for extra flavor. Queues get quite long, even early in the morning, so remember to come with patience!
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