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Korean Army Stew (Budae jjigae) invented during Korean War. It is the perfect example of making something delicious out of nothing. [in Chinese]
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Cantonese fish congee is like a thick soup with delightful fresh fish slices "hidden" within. The contrasting texture of the fresh fish slices and the creamy rice congee is wonderful.
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A Malaysian street staple - kangkung belacan (water spinach or hollow heart vegetable)
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As featured on Singapore's newspaper - Straits Times - yesterday, Orh Nee (Yam/Taro) Cheesecake
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Otak-otak: A traditional Singaporean dish featuring fish meat ensconced in a coconut-egg spice paste and grilled in banana leaves.
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Traditional Chinese peanut cookies that melt in your mouth, into bits of nutty bliss oh-so addictive. There's a secret to it, though, in which East meets West.
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Wagyu Beef Cheek, slow-cooked for 40 hours and served with alliums and a deep intense onion consommé at Fifty Three, Singapore.
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Scrumptious Singapore Street Food- Fried Hokkien Mee - cook this at home with this easy to follow recipe.
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Beef Rendang - A Malaysian/Singaporean curry dish that is well loved!
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so love the way mattbites does a travel story - even makes this aviophobic girl wanna fly to singapore for a bowl of congee!... top 10 things to do in singapore
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Bak Kut Teh, a simple spare rib soup with an unimaginable amount of flavor.
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A vegetarian version of the famous Singaporean and Malaysian street food. Curry Laksa is a spicy and filling coconut milk based noodle soup.
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1 serving ain't enough! - Chicken Biryani.
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PANACHE DE FRUIT DE MER - Panache of seafood, freshly pickled baby vegetables, spiced kaffir lime consommé.
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Arteastiq Tea Lounge, Singapore. A good place for chilling out and watching the world go by.
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Celebrating Eid in Singapore, with a traditional non-bake Batik Marie Cake and not-so-traditional cheddar cookies!
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Flaky delicious roti goes well with any curry
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Braised Pork Belly with Beancurd and Eggs - Malaysian and Singaporean's favorite!
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Singapore-style fried rice with charsiu, chinese sausage, shrimp and egg (Recipe)
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The Brindle Martini is featured in this photo but there are all manner of recipes for different martinis including some nice flavored ones.
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Fish Head Noodles -A soup based noodle served with deep fried fish head and fillets.
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Red Espresso Tea Set, brewed using South African Rooibos Tea. At Barracks Cafe, Singapore.
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Slow Pork with Soya Beans & Star Anise. Perfect for the cold, rainy weather in Singapore lately :)
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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!
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Laksa is one of things that reminds me of home. Even as a child I loved it and would load up on the sambal (chile paste).
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Soon Kueh - Turnip Dumpling. Trasnparent rice dough filled with juicy turnip. Another common snack in Singapore/ Malaysia
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Chwee Kueh (steamed rice cake with preserved radish) is another favourite street food in Singapore.
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My dad's own recipe for fried rice - the first dish I learnt to cook.
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The ultimate breakfast at Prive Bakery, Singapore
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The spicy Karakamen from Ippudo. Ramen with a spicy mince that would be sure to warm you up!
