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Ex-National Footballer Rafi Ali Closes His Popular Ali Nachia Briyani Stall

“We’re sad but life is like that lah, things must come to an end,” says Rafi, whose father started the family-run stall at the old Tanjong Pagar Railway Station in 2002.

Ex-National Footballer Rafi Ali Closes His Popular Ali Nachia Briyani Stall
For those who are still planning to head down to ex-national footballer Rafi Ali’s famed hawker stall Ali Nachia Briyani Damwe are sad to say that it is now permanently closed. The stall was well-loved for serving hearty, tasty biryani topped with mutton, fish and chicken.

It was started by Rafi’s father Mohammed Ali Latif, 72, at the old Tanjong Pagar Railway Station in 2002 before shifting thrice. Last June, Rafi and his family moved their business out of their longtime Tanjong Pagar neighbourhood to an industrial canteen in Kaki Bukit. There, they ran a four-month promotion giving customers $2 off their biryani.

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