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Biscuit King, a Singaporean shop known for nostalgic snacks, will close after over 40 years due to rising costs.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 8 — Love munching on iced gem biscuits or other old-school snacks during your childhood?
For those looking to relive the nostalgia, traditional tidbit shop Biscuit King at Upper Thomson is one place you can still find these goodies. But not for much longer.
The store’s handwritten closure notice was shared by Patricia Chew in Facebook group Can Eat! SG yesterday.
“We regret to inform you that Biscuit King will be ceasing operations in a few months’ time,” it wrote.
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