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Singpopo @ Joo Chiat

19/2/2018

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If you happen to be around the Tanjong Katong area and are longing to savour some nostalgic delicacies from a bygone age, the Singpopo restaurant is definitely the place to be. 
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Located at Joo Chiat Road, the decor exudes the old world charm of the sixties.
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The menu is traditional, and a must-try is the house special - the Sinpopo Nasi Lemak.
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Other dishes to try include the Nyonya Keam Chye Arg (salted vegetable duck soup) and the Chargrilled Pork Chop.
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For drinks, a must-have is the Sng Buay Pop (preserved plum in small ice balls). 
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These are just a few of the great favorites to bring back great memories for the Silver Generation, especially those who grew up in the Tanjong Katong/Joo Chiat area.
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Monterio's Portugese Seafood Restaurant, Malacca

17/2/2018

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If you find yourself having visited all the peranakan restaurants in Malacca, here's my personal recommendation - Monterios Portugese food!

Located at the end of the Portugese Settlements par of town, Monterios is located beside the beach walk.

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The restaurant is located a stone's throw from the Statue of Chist.
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The restaurant serves some of the best seafood I have had in Malacca.
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Be sure to try the salted egg crab, the la-la and the oil- cooked fish.
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And to top off the perfect evening, take a stroll down the beach front to enjoy the sunset scenery.
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Candlenut - The World's First Michelin Star Peranakan Restuarant

3/2/2018

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Housed within the Como Dempsey complex, Candlenut is the world's first Michelin Star Peranakan restaurant.

The spread is very Peranakan in nature - Buah Keluak Chicken, Kurobuta Pork Neck satay, Ngoh Hiang, Barramundi Assam Pedas and Itek Tim to name a few of the delicacies served.

Lastly leave some space for the fabulous desserts - Buah Keluak chocolate ice cream, Cendul and air kachang.
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