Our Food Goes Wherever We Go

By William Tham

December 2019 FEATURE
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Totem Park Maggi Mee (Dormitory version)Ingredients:1 x packet of Maggi Mee1 x eggInstructions:Boil water. Pour into rice cooker and turn on.Add in one packet of noodles. Add seasoning. Break in an egg too.Cook until soft. Serve.It was a Friday after class, and I was in my dormitory on campus with a couple of friends from my floor. They were both scholarship students, sent over to Vancouver to earn their engineering degrees, and we were new to the city. The seasons...

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William Tham

His novel, The Last Days, is set in 1981 and covers the continuing legacy of the Malayan Emergency. He is currently an editor-at-large with Wasifiri and also an MA candidate at Universiti Malaya.

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