Kim Tee @ Old Airport Rd at Old Airport Road Food Centre

Kim Tee @ Old Airport Rd

New Eastern Kim Tee

A food stall with a prominent wooden sign displaying the name "NEW EASTERN KIM TEE" in both Chinese and English, along with "SINCE 1976". Below the sign, there is a display case filled with various types of dried meat, likely jerky. To the right, another stall is visible with a neon sign that reads "MINCED PORK BROS". The overall scene appears to be a bustling food market or hawker center.

New Eastern Kim Tee

A close-up shot of the signage for "New Eastern Kim Tee" which has been in business since 1976. Below the main sign, there is a display of food items with prices and a sign indicating "Wholesale & Retail Are Welcome". A menu board with various types of dried meat (Bak Kwa) and their prices is also visible.

New Eastern Kim Tee

A shop front with a wooden sign above the entrance that reads "New Eastern Kim Tee Since 1976". Below the sign, there is a display of food items, including what appears to be dried meat products. The shop also has a freezer unit to the right.

New Eastern Kim Tee

A food stall with a wooden sign that reads "NEW EASTERN KIM TEE SINCE 1976". Below the sign, there are pictures of food items and displays of dried meat products. The stall has an "OPEN" sign visible.

New Eastern Kim Tee

A food stall with a prominent wooden sign displaying the business name "NEW EASTERN KIM TEE" and "SINCE 1976". Below the sign, a red display case showcases various meat products, including what appears to be dried meat (bak kwa) and other prepared foods. There are also images of fried items like shrimp rolls and large intestines. The stall is located at #01-112 NEXT@Old Airport Road.

New Eastern Kim Tee

A food stall with a wooden sign that reads "New Eastern Kim Tee Since 1976". Below the sign are illuminated menus displaying various food items. Two staff members are visible inside the stall. In the foreground, there are displays of dried meat products.

Fried Food Stall

A close-up shot of a food stall displaying various fried items. In the foreground, a tray holds coiled fried intestines, and next to it, another tray contains fried meat patties. A white styrofoam container with some food is also visible. Behind the food, shelves are stocked with kitchenware, and a yellow plastic bag hangs. The stall has a yellow base with red Chinese characters. Signs with Chinese text are visible at the top, some blurred.

Fried Pork Intestines with Dipping Sauces

A plate of fried pork intestines served on a paper towel atop a white plate, accompanied by four small dipping sauce bowls on a dark tray. Two bowls contain a reddish-orange sauce, and two contain a dark brown sauce. The tray has text that reads "Every diner deserves a C". In the background, a carton of eggs and part of a table are visible.

New Eastern Kim Tee Packaging

A close-up of a piece of packaging with red and gold Chinese characters and English text. The text reads "1976", "NEW EASTERN KIM TEE", and phrases like "送禮佳品" (gift good product), "甘香美味" (sweet aroma delicious taste), and "堅持傳未找阿公的味道" (insist on passing down grandpa's taste).

New Eastern Kim Tee Dried & Minced Pork Business Card

A business card for New Eastern Kim Tee Dried & Minced Pork, featuring contact information and addresses for multiple branches. It includes a QR code, website, email address, and phone numbers.

Food Stall Menu and Display

A food stall display featuring images of fried prawn rolls and fried big intestine. A menu board lists prices for various dried meat products and fried items. A QR code for payment is also visible.

Kim Tee Snacks

A collection of Kim Tee branded snacks, including a box of crispy cuttlefish and two jars of cookies, displayed on a reflective surface. The background shows an office or living room setting with a television and furniture.

Fried Rolls

A close-up shot of several golden-brown fried rolls on a white plate with a blue and white patterned rim. The rolls appear to be cylindrical and have a textured, crispy exterior.

New Eastern Kim Tee Storefront

A view of a food stall with the sign "NEW EASTERN KIM TEE" above it. In the foreground, there are paper bags with the "KIM TEE" logo. A woman is seated to the right of the stall, and a man is working behind the counter. To the right of the Kim Tee stall is another stall with a "MINCED POR" sign.

Fried Food Stall

A close-up shot of a food stall with various fried items on display. In the foreground, trays hold fried intestines and what appear to be fried patties. A gloved hand is visible, reaching towards the patties. Above the food, a menu board lists prices for items like "Fried Shrimp Rolls" ($3.00), "Crispy Fried Large Intestines" ($6.50), and "Crispy Fried Intestines" ($8.00). A yellow banner with red Chinese characters is visible at the bottom. A framed certificate or award is also displayed on the right.

Food Stall with Menu and Food Display

A woman in an orange top stands in front of a food stall. The stall has a large red and yellow sign with images of food and Chinese characters. Below the sign, there is a display of various fried food items. A yellow board with Chinese characters and a phone number is visible. Red shopping bags hang from the stall.

Hand holding jerky

A gloved hand holds a piece of jerky over a crumpled aluminum foil wrapper. A pair of scissors is visible in the background.

New Eastern Kim Tee Signage

A wooden sign with gold lettering reads "NEW EASTERN KIM TEE SINCE 1976". Below the sign, a red banner displays two plates of food with their names and prices. One plate shows "Fried Prawn Roll" for $4, and the other shows "Fried Big Intestine" for $8. Text at the bottom of the banner says "Wholesale & Retail Are Welcome" in both Chinese and English.

Beef Jerky

A pile of thinly sliced, glistening beef jerky, some pieces appearing slightly charred, arranged on white parchment paper.

New Eastern Kim Tee Food Stall

A food stall with a prominent sign displaying "NEW EASTERN KIM TEE SINCE 1976" in English and Chinese. The stall features a display of various food items, including what appears to be dried meat and fried snacks. Several people are visible, including staff and customers. A menu board shows images and descriptions of food items like "炸蝦卷" (Fried Shrimp Rolls) and "炸大腸" (Fried Large Intestine).

New Eastern Kim Tee Food Stall

A food stall with a prominent sign displaying "NEW EASTERN KIM TEE SINCE 1976". The stall features various food items, including bak kwa (dried meat) in different flavors and preparations, fried prawn rolls, and fried big intestine. A menu board lists prices for different types of dried meat by weight. Customers are seen at the counter.

Bak Kwa

A close-up shot of bak kwa, a popular Chinese dried meat snack, presented in a red plastic container. The bak kwa slices are thin, rectangular, and have a glossy, caramelized appearance. The container is placed next to a red box with gold Chinese characters and the text "NEW EASTERN KIM TEE SINCE 1976".

Food Stall

A food stall with various dishes displayed. There are images of fried shrimp rolls and fried intestines, as well as signature bak kwa (dried meat). The stall appears to be a wholesale and retail establishment.

Food preparation

Two people are preparing food in a busy kitchen. One person is wearing a blue shirt and a face mask, standing near a grill with meat. The other person, wearing a blue shirt and headscarf, is standing near a scale and a large container of what appears to be dried shrimp. There are stacks of dried meat on trays. Signs and containers are visible in the background.

Fried Intestines and Soup

A plate of deep-fried intestines, cut into bite-sized pieces, is served on a white paper towel. Chopsticks are placed on top of the intestines. In the background, a bowl of soup with visible pieces of meat and vegetables is present. Part of a red and white sign with text is visible at the bottom right.

Bak Kwa

A close-up shot of bak kwa, a popular Chinese barbecued meat snack, presented on a sheet of crinkled aluminum foil. The bak kwa slices are thin, glistening, and have a deep reddish-brown hue, with some areas appearing slightly charred. The foil reflects light, highlighting the texture of the meat. A portion of a red paper container with text is visible on the left side, including a phone number and address in Singapore.

Bak Kwa

Two containers of bak kwa, a type of dried meat, are shown. One container is green and the other is red. A red gift bag with gold lettering and handles is behind the containers. The gift bag has the text "NEW EASTERN KIM TEE SINCE 1976" printed on it.

Sliced Bak Kwa

A close-up shot of trays filled with glistening, thin slices of bak kwa, a type of dried meat jerky. The bak kwa is stacked in piles, with some pieces appearing more caramelized and darker than others. In the foreground, a red display with Chinese characters and the text "Sliced Bak Kwa" is visible. A gloved hand is seen in the upper right corner, holding a piece of bak kwa.

Close-up of Bak Kwa

A close-up shot of several pieces of bak kwa, a popular Chinese barbecued meat snack, arranged on a white plate. The bak kwa pieces are thin and have a glossy, reddish-brown appearance with some charred edges, indicating they have been grilled or roasted. The texture appears slightly chewy and caramelized. In the background, a portion of a silver appliance and a yellow cloth are visible.

Fried Prawn Rolls and Fried Big Intestine

A sign displays images of fried prawn rolls and fried big intestine with prices. Below, a menu lists various types of dried meat (肉干) by weight, fried prawn rolls, and fried pork intestines with prices. A QR code for payment is also visible.

Dried Meat Snack

A close-up shot of dried meat jerky in a shiny silver bag, placed on a wooden surface. In the background, a green pomelo fruit in a net bag and a box with a drawing of a person are visible.