SINGAPORE - Shoppers thronged Lim Chee Guan's Chinatown outlet to stock up on festive bak kwa ahead of Chinese New Year, forcing it to deploy more staff to ensure safe distancing was observed.
A Lim Chee Guan spokesman told ST that more customers went online to purchase its products compared to last year. When asked if its bak kwa prices have increased from previous years, the spokesman said its signature sliced pork is priced at $36 per 500g pack - compared to $34 last year.Miss Li Biru, 24, a Chinese national studying in Singapore Management University, queued for an hour to buy it, as she had heard good things about the brand.
The queue outside the Lim Chee Guan outlet at Chinatown at around 3.30pm, on Jan 25, 2022. ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG Meanwhile, other bak kwa shops in Chinatown like Bee Cheng Hiang and Fragrance saw few customers when ST visited on Tuesday.
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