Homemade fill prata, aka Murtabak is a popular Singapore street food. When you make this at home, you get to be creative with your toppings! Here is one that is filled with cornbeef and eggs!
Kurobuta Pork Tonkatsu from Santouka restaurant. Even though Santouka specializes in Ramen, the pork Tonkatsu is a side dish you wouldn't want to miss!
Char Siew is a popular Chinese Dish which is essentially roasted pork with a sweet caramel marinade. Good Char Siew is often made from Pork Collar because its fats and connective tissues are meltingly tender when roasted right.
Choux Pastry filled with fresh Durian filling! Durian is a pungent Asian fruit which some say has the aroma of smelly socks. But this is considered the King of the Fruits in South East Asia
The Giant Xiao Long Bao (Soup Bun) is a speciality of Shanghainese cuisine. Similar to baked soups where you have the puff pastry on top, with the soup bun, the puff pastry is replaced with a chewy pastry which keeps all the fl
Kim Chi is one of five most healthy foods as it contains lactobacilli which aids digestion. It is so popular in Korea that most families have a special fridge for it!
Contemporary Japanese Cuisine takes sushi to the next level. Tempura shrimp sushi roll wrapped with a lightly scorched slice of Wagyu and topped with Gruyre cheese and garlic sauce
Buah Keluak is a nut from Indonesia which is used in Peranakan Cooking. The nut has to be soaked and buried in Volcanic ash to remove the toxins and can be poisonous if not propared properly
A Plate of assorted Indian Fritters made from flour, lentils, potatoes, shrimp and various ingredients, Indian Rojak as it is known in Singapore is typical of the type of fusion cuisine when different cultures collide.
Mooncakes are a traditional pastry eaten during the Mid Autumn festival. They are traditionally filled with lotus paste but nowadays truffles, chocolates and other sweet delicacies have found their way into this traditional pas