Aaron Ong
In the heart of Singapore, amidst the symphony of sounds and smells that define its hawker centres, a culinary performance unfolds. The creation of char kway teow is a spectacle of fire and skill, a…
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The moment I step into Little India, my camera feels like an extension of my senses. The neighborhood is a visual feast, a sensory overload that defines Singapore’s food scene. As a photographer dedicated to…
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Long before the city awakens, a deep dedication to Singaporean food culture is already stirring within Maxwell Food Centre. While most of Singapore sleeps, a silent ritual begins. Here, in the quiet, pre-dawn hours, the…
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In the vibrant heart of Singapore’s hawker centres, a visual story unfolds with every dish. It’s a narrative told not just through rich flavor and enticing aromas, but through motion, heat, and the tireless hands…
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Steam billows from a wok, catching the neon glow of a nearby sign before vanishing into the humid night air. The sharp, tantalizing aroma of chili, fried chicken, and garlic mixes with the sweet char…
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Under the roof of Maxwell Food Centre, steam and light collide, casting deep shadows across glowing stalls. This is the soul of Singapore hawker culture, where every hawker stall tells a story and every plate…
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Step into Singapore’s hawker centers or heritage shophouses in Katong and Joo Chiat, and you’ll discover Peranakan cuisine-a vibrant fusion of Chinese ingredients and Malay cuisine. This culinary tradition, also known as Nyonya food, combines…
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Little India is at the heart of Singapore food, famous for its vibrant hawker centres, diverse dishes, and energy that draws both locals and visitors. Anyone interested in Little India food photography will find a…
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Picture a bowl of fiery laksa, its surface shimmering with a glossy glow as aromatic steam curls into the air. For food photographers, that sense of warmth and shine is a magical moment to capture-a…
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Before you even take a bite, a plate of Hainanese chicken rice beckons with its glossy, tender chopped chicken cut, silky chicken skin, and a mound of glistening, chicken fat-infused rice. The delicate fragrance of…
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