Review by FoodCanon, photos by ieat Possibly the best ham in the world? You may have heard of this phrase: “Follow the chef, not the restaurant.” This phrase has stuck in my mind in my occasional visits to fine dining places. These are eateries which you do not go to daily, unlike your favourite hawker haunts (and now, the right choice made easier by the new ieat hawker app). Often, I am
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