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Your favorite hawker dishes are going for 50 cents at this Singapore food festival

As part of the Singapore Food Festival, Chinatown Food Street will be hosting The 50 Cents Fest from Jul 30-31. The area will be turned into a street hawker-style space, with stalls serving over 30 traditional local dishes across 20 vendors and a team of mobile hawkers.
 
Dishes such as Hainanese chicken rice, Rickshaw noodles, Hokkien prawn noodles, pig trotters and laksa will cost from as low as 50 cent, in a move to show visitors the value of food in the ’50s and ’60s. Other activities at the event range from street buskers demonstrating crafts like letter writing, calligraphy and fortune-telling, black-and-white outdoor movie screenings, and performances by opera singers and martial arts professionals. 
 
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