Singapore’s 8 hottest 40 and under hotel chefs

Check out and be inspired from their humble beginnings before rising the ranks.

Singapore Business Review presents 8 of the city’s finest hotel chefs and their stories of how passion and motivation can steer aspiring chefs to the right direction. Most of them are expats and have been in Singapore for a long time, making the city their home and embracing the diverse culture within.

With an industry dominated by foreign chefs, it is noteworthy to meet Singapore’s very own Melvin lim who has started from the bottom as a Kitchen Helper before rising the rank to his position today as the Executive Chef of a four-star restaurant in the city.

Do you exhibit exemplary leadership and influence in your respective industry, or know anyone who does? Nominations for Singapore Business Review’s 2015 class of 40 and under starts now. Nominees will be featured individually online before we select those who will make it to the final list during the end of the year. For inquiries, send an email to Krisana at [email protected] or Lee Anne at [email protected].

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