What started as a small curry-puff stall in a coffee house in 1956 has rapidly grown to be one of Singapore's most recognised food brands (look for the luminous yellow signs). Now the original premises has been converted into a nostalgic dine-in restaurant, dishing up classic chicken curry, stews and of course, curry puffs.
Old Chang Kee Coffee House @ Rex
Little India & Kampong Glam
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