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Dinner at a chef's apartment
The Straits Times
|November 30, 2024
A couple offer omakase-style meals at their rented flat in Tiong Bahru
The Covid-19 pandemic was a period of upheaval and reflection for many. Among them were private chef Justin Leong and his partner, baker Eileen Teo, now in their mid-40s. The pair—he was a graphic designer and she was running a shop in Haji Lane—were inspired to do something different.
"We decided to give private dining a chance," Leong says. However, they were worried that hosting frequent dinner guests in their three-room flat in McNair Road would be disruptive to their neighbours. So, they rented out that unit and hunted for a new space.
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