Reinventing Spanish tapas


The cod fritters are little balls of delight that feature a crispy outer shield that yields to a tender interior filled with shredded cod fish. — Photos: SAM THAM/The Star

Ensconced on a second floor shoplot in The Hub is Little Pig. The eatery is small and cosy with a large open kitchen taking centre stage.

In the heart of this kitchen is Yong Yu Khim, the chef-owner of the establishment. Yong is a sweet personality with a shy, ready smile and a serious passion for cooking – he even has the words ‘Mise en place’ (which means the preparation required before cooking) tattooed on his arm!

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