Mediacorp Gold 905 DJ Denise Tan checks out Low Ah Hee Popiah at Bukit Timah Market & Food Centre with a new-gen cabbie-slash-professional chef who blends his passion for service through driving and cooking.
Through this food series, I’ve discovered that drivers certainly are a knowledgeable lot when it comes to the best eats in Singapore. My next Makan Kaki, taxi driver Delon Tuan, 38, is especially in the know because he’s also professional chef with an intriguing story.
Mediacorp Gold 905 DJ Denise Tan and her Makan Kaki, cabbie Delon Tuan with the folks behind Low Ah Hee. “My mum used to bake all our birthday cakes and make Chinese New Year goodies – pineapple tarts, love letters – herself. And she has invented this one secret dish I want to recreate,” he said fondly.
“There are a lot of different variations, you can dress popiah up all you want but this one is really as simple as it gets. No prawns, no extras, no frills,” said Delon. The thin, translucent popiah skin, which Ace sources from a supplier friend who produces them according to his family’s recipe, allowed the fresh ingredients within to shine. The balance of proportions was flawless – egg adding creaminess to the juiciness of the bangkuang and the crunch of crispy batter bits. Ace referred to the latter as golden flakes, “basically deep-fried flour, made in-house to our own recipe”. They were the tasty, textural contrast the dish needed.
Do take note though, Low Ah Hee popiah is “takeaway only” and has been since the pandemic. Ace explained: “It’s for our customers health and safety. But if they want to eat here, they can just roll down the packaging and bite into it straightaway. It’s more authentic, like olden times.”
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