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If you've always wanted to go Les Amis but could never bear to part with your money, this could be a substitute... of sorts.
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Three ready-to-eat meals by chef Justin Quek have launched at Cheers and FairPrice Xpress.
Quek founded the French fine-dining restaurant in 1994, which has since gone on to clinch three Michelin stars.
A meal there will cost you about a couple hundreds, on average.
Prices for the instant version are much cheaper, thankfully:
- Sambal Prawn Capellini (S$5.65)
- Capellini tossed in sambal sauce, prawns
- Chicken A La Crème (S$5.95)
- French-style chicken in white cream sauce, pilaf rice, edamame, mushrooms
- Fish Curry and Coconut Rice ($5.65)
- Nonya rempah, fish, coconut rice
- Mildy spicy
Pop the dishes into the microwave for a few minutes and they'll be ready for consumption.
Photo via Cheers/FairPrice Xpress
If you're not too lazy to take them out of the box, they'll look even better.
Photo via Cheers/FairPrice Xpress
Photo via Cheers/FairPrice Xpress
Photo via Cheers/FairPrice Xpress
Photo via Cheers/FairPrice Xpress
These meals will only be available in stores till Sep. 30, 2021. Here's the list of stores you can find them at.
Koung’s Wan Tan Mee
The line-up is joined by Koung’s Wan Tan Mee, which is also available in ready-to-eat meal at both chains.
The famous brand is selling its Wan Tan Mee with Chicken Char Siew by Kolo Mee (S$5.20), featuring wantons and chicken char siew on a bed of noodles with chilli and black sauce.
Photo via Cheers/FairPrice Xpress
Photo via Cheers/FairPrice Xpress
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