A Michelin-Starred Meal for $1.50
Chan Hon Meng is the master chef behind “Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle,” the food cart home to the cheapest Michelin-starred meal in the world. Ringing in at a mere $1.50, Meng’s perfected braised chicken recipe was passed down to him by his uncle. Now, he’s serving hundreds of meals a day out of his hawker in Singapore. And while his food has gained acclaim and recognition across the culinary community, Meng hasn’t forgotten his roots. He’s still serving up the same great food, all for under two bucks.
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2. ringmaster commented 6 years ago
But is the low price enough to cover salary, food, building costs etc?
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3. Judge-Jake commented 6 years ago
So that's $150 a day at the Hawker stall, less what he paid for his chickens, and the cost of the added ingredients and the power required to cook them and staff costs. If this was Dragons Den, I'm afraid I would be out! Plus I'm a vegetarian, poor chickens.
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5. Judge-Jake commented 5 years ago
I wonder if he's still charging the same? I hope not
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7. krazeeeyez commented 3 years ago
what is the damn secret spice!! I can't get to singapore!
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9. Judge-Jake commented 2 years ago
The life of a chiken is cheap.
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10. krazeeeyez commented 2 years ago
give me the damn recipe
+5 1. ComentAtor commented 6 years ago
i'm fascinated that this guy took preparation so serious.. equipment, prepare time... spices.. wanna go there
it's actually the first starred restaurant i want to go to
no the second.. Noma made me interested