Mok Kit-keung (; died 2021), also spelled as Mok Kit Keung, was a Hong Kong-born Chinese cook.
Biography Mok Kit-keung was born in Hong Kong. He starting working at an early age and became a dishwasher at a restaurant, owned by his uncle, when he was aged 13.
In 2017, he moved to Singapore and joined Shangri-La Singapore as head chef. Previously, he worked at Shang Palace and in 2012 due to his contributions, it received a Michelin star twice, last one in 2012. He also worked as a cook for Mohammed VI of Morocco and Vladimir Putin.
In 2021, he died at the age of 58.
Awards Restaurant Association of Singapore
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