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eCart - Lim Chee Guan. Savor the good old days with Lim Chee Guan Traditional Bak Kwa. Available in-store every first weekend of the month.
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Lim Chee Guan, Singapore. 9,669 likes · 2 talking about this · 986 were here. > 203 NEW BRIDGE ROAD, S(059429) Mon - Sun • 9am - 9pm > PEOPLE’S PARK COMPLEX #01-25, S(059108) Mon - Sun • 10am - 10pm...
Jan 30, 2019 · The story of Singapore bak kwa specialist Lim Chee Guan goes back 80 years - CNA Lifestyle. This family-run business started as a pushcart stall at the foot of a staircase on Chin Chiew Street in...
Lim Chee Guan offers delectable bak kwa that is cooked as it is sold, ensuring the quality and freshness that Lim Chee Guan represents. This family-run business started as a pushcart stall at the foot of a staircase on Chin Chiew Street in 1938.
Lim Chee Guan is a Singaporean food business specialising in the production and retail of bak kwa (a dried, barbecued meat product similar to jerky). As of June 2020, the business is managed by the second-generation owner, Rod Lim and his two sons, Benny and Jerre. [1]
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Lim Chee Guan. 4.3 (11 reviews) Unclaimed. $$$$ Barbeque, Specialty Food, Chinese. Open 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM. See hours. See all 42 photos. Write a review. Add photo. Review Highlights. “ I've been a Bee Cheng Hiang fan for years as bak kwa is one of my favorite things to eat ever... ” in 4 reviews.
- 203 New Bridge Rd Singapore 059429 Singapore
Apr 19, 2019 · I've heard and read that Lim Chee Guan is one of the best brands in Singapore who makes this from scratch so I had to visit their original shop in Chinatown. This Bak kwa is a beloved Singaporean meat snack (and it's loved by many Chinese since we have a similar version but it's different).
