Almost 30 years after his debut feature Mee Pok Man (1995) opened Busan, Khoo returns with a film that contains elements of personal experience and involves key members of his family.

Khoo has a long-standing relationship with the Biff. His debut feature, the art-house horror work Mee Pok Man (1995), was shown at the first edition of the festival in 1996.

West Coast Drive’s famous Original Ah Hoe Mee Pok is no more. Gone is the flashy red signboard, but if you look closely, its stall unit is still selling mee pok, albeit cooked by a different hawker..

Ah Hoe Mee Pok’s original owner, Eric Chia (who’s known as Ah Hoe), is no longer at the stall — instead, you’ll find a young man, Oliver Chia, 27, in his place, whipping up noodles all by ...

Housed in the back of a 70 year old Hua Bee Mee Pok store (the one made famous by Eric Khoo's Mee Pok Man), this hidden gem is accessed via a subtly marked door facing the carpark. Raw and gritty, the ...

Khoo is known for the pioneering dramas Mee Pok Man (1995) and 12 Storeys (1997), the first film from Singapore to be officially invited to participate at the Cannes Film Festival, where he earned a ...

Singaporean director Eric Khoo has unveiled fresh details on his new film Spirit World, which is currently shooting in Japan with Catherine Deneuve in the lead role, and also unveiled Goodfellas ...

If you’re a cinephile or were around in the ’90s, you might’ve watched or at least heard of the 1995 local film Mee Pok Man directed by Eric Khoo. This Singaporean classic tells the story of a shy mee ...

Jofa Mee Pok’s towkays also behind the biz. If the stall’s name rings a bell, that’s ’cos it is co-owned by the same enterprising duo behind noodle brand Jofa Mee Pok – Culinary Institute of America ...