UNTIL recently, Singapore’s food scene was ruled by two very different eating experiences: the city’s venerated street stalls, appropriately glorified by food writers like Calvin Trillin; and upscale European-style restaurants like Iggy’s and Au Jardin.
But a small group of chefs is reinventing the city’s traditional food culture, finding a balancing point between the city’s cheap but...
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