It seems like the tenacious Pin Pin Piau Kay & Co isn't giving up just yet as they've just made a comeback. The old-school provision stall was one of the most iconic establishments in Tiong Bahru and had announced its closure several times since the pandemic, before finally shuttering earlier this year in March. But instead of being located in...
It was founded by the 68-year-old's grandfather, who came to Singapore from China and set up the business just before the second World War.
With decades of history, it isn't surprising that the business has lived through some tough times and historical events like the Japanese Occupation, 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, SARS outbreak, and even the recent Covid-19 pandemic. "I've spent my lifetime here and made a lot of friends but all good things must come to an end," he told the publication.
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