Singapore Day Eats: Char Kway Teow
In anticipation of Singapore Day in New York's Central Park, we'll be posting descriptions of the country's signature street food, which is sold there in hawker centers. Here, we give you ...
Char Kway Teow: This comes especially in savory and sweet soy sauce with or without chilli whichever your taste buds prefer. Hardcore Char Kway Teow lovers can also insist on raw or half cooked see hum or cockles for the extra flavor and texture.
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