on sale at Gina Rajan’s stall at Dunman Food Centre, such as dhal, prawn, vegetable andis very crispy on the outside, soft on the inside — when you have one bite, you feel like eating more,” the 63-year-old said about the Indian snack made to her late husband’s secret recipe.since 1985. Her stall, Gina’s Vadai, has moved multiple times, from its original premises in Geylang Bahru to Simpang Bedok and other locations before it settled in Dunman Food Centre in 2017..
His parents moved to another stall, in Simpang Bedok. But in a location where no one knew about them, business was bad.James despaired and felt like they should both end it all. “He really prepared,” Gina says. “The rope … was the fan.” “It was really emotional see her lose the one support that she always felt ,” says David. The family decided to downsize the business and eventually moved to their current location.
When it comes to food deliveries, the hawker option also tends to be overlooked, according to food blogger Leslie Tay. “Say we’re starting to fry … they don’t want to wait,” she says, citing customers who say they are in a rush or have a car waiting. “That kind of situation we’ve gone through. It’s not easy.”Gina is carrying on as best as she can. But a question also remains as to whether her business can continue after she retires.
At present he is reluctant to quit his “stable” job to take over the stall. He is a property agent who also does some interior design.
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