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Singaporean actor Li Nanxing showcases family recipes at Fullerton Hotel buffet

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Singaporean actor Li Nanxing has added yet another collaboration to his endeavours in the F&B field. The veteran entertainer has partnered with Town Restaurant at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore on its dinner buffet, ongoing from now until Aug 9.

The collaboration, titled Our Home, Truly: A Singaporean Feast With Li Nan Xing, sees the 61-year-old Li sharing local dishes crafted from his family recipes. These include bak kut teh with black garlic, crispy seafood cake and curry chicken.

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Li Nanxing's bak kut teh, centre. (Photo: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore)
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Li Nanxing's crispy seafood cake. (Photo: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore)

The buffet will be offered from Tuesdays to Saturdays, between 6.30pm and 10.30 pm, priced at S$98 ++ per adult.

According to The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, Li Nanxing will also be present from Aug 7 to 9 and personally serve these dishes, as part of the hotel’s National Day celebrations.

Actress Pan Lingling, a longtime fan and friend of Li Nanxing, recently ate at the buffet and wrote in a humorous Instagram post: "My idol cooked bak kut teh for my husband, [Huang Shinan]. This feels so wonderful."


Over the years, Li has pursued multiple projects in the F&B industry, including a dessert pop-up store as well as a collaboration with food chain Nan Yang Dao on hae bee hiam dishes.

In a past interview, Li said that his interest in cooking started in his childhood days.

“I have been cooking my own meals since I was around eight years old, things like fried rice. I [came] from a very poor family, so cooking my own meals was a daily chore. I also prepared the ingredients for my mother to make dinner when she got home from work.”

Source: CNA/hq
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