Today's Sunday Life reported on PRC food stalls in Geylang. Left wondering on the following after reading the article.
1. How these stall owners qualified as talents to enter Singapore in the first place?
2. It was reported that these PRC stalls changed Geylang from a place known for local food to one known for PRC food. Was the political desk aware of this? It is like admitting FTs are taking away Singaporeans' rice bowl.
3. One of the stalls was very authentic because the owner, chefs and servers are all from PRC. How did they achieve that? Wasn't there some sort of quota?
1. How these stall owners qualified as talents to enter Singapore in the first place?
2. It was reported that these PRC stalls changed Geylang from a place known for local food to one known for PRC food. Was the political desk aware of this? It is like admitting FTs are taking away Singaporeans' rice bowl.
3. One of the stalls was very authentic because the owner, chefs and servers are all from PRC. How did they achieve that? Wasn't there some sort of quota?