Famous nasi lemak eatery The Coconut Club's chef and co-founder dies in his sleep at 40
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Famous nasi lemak eatery The Coconut Club'southward chef and co-founder dies in his sleep at 40
Lee Eng Su died at dwelling on Thursday (Sep 12).
Lee with patron Aunty Diana who historic her 90th altogether at The Coconut Gild. (Photo: Instagram/thecoconutclub)
The co-founder of the famed nasi lemak restaurant The Coconut Club has died at the historic period of 40. Lee Eng Su died at home on Thursday (Sep 12).
Located at Ann Siang Road, The Coconut Guild and its sister restaurant Belimbing Superstar, which has been open up for merely three weeks, closed on Friday and will re-open on Tuesday.
The Coconut Guild opened in 2022 and went on to pick up a Bib Gourmand award in 2018. On the win, Lee told CNA Lifestyle: "We are so happy and quite shocked. "It was never the intention to get on the list, so we will continue doing what we've always been doing, ameliorate where we can and run across how information technology goes".
He added: "We were discussing nearly evolving our menu and perhaps adding burung puyuh (Malay for quail) for some time already. Nosotros promise people will not think we're making all these changes simply because of the award!"
The tardily Lee was inspired to perfect his own version of nasi lemak later on attending a nasi lemak convention in Kuala Lumpur in 2014. He told eight Days that his artisanal nasi lemak was fabricated with divine kokosnoot milk extracted from 'single-origin' Mawa coconuts harvested from a specific plantation in Selangor.
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