Tee showing the handmade noodles to his mother Lee Kim Hiok, 87, at their home in Parit Bakar, Muar.
MUAR: Left with no business due to the Covid-19 pandemic, a local entertainer and his wife turned his grandmother’s noodle recipe, made using a large handspun wheel previously used to roll latex sheets, into a source of income.
The couple Tee Xiao Zheng, 51, and Liaw Pei Enn, 43, who used to emcee and perform at events, said they had to get creative after finding themselves without any income as all functions were cancelled during the movement control order (MCO).
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Tee showing the handmade noodles to his mother Lee Kim Hiok, 87, at their home in Parit Bakar, Muar.
Terence hanging the freshly-made handspun noodles on steel rods to dry. — Photos: THOMAS YONG/The Star
Tee (left) spinning the large wheel as Liaw feeds the dough through its rollers. - THOMAS YONG/ The Star
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