Yes, we’d have no bananas today if the Malaysians had not introduced them to the world. Nor would we know oranges or countless other kinds of fruit. So, it seems the odds are considerably in your ...

Subscribe for more food and travel videos: <a href=" When in Melaka eat Nyonya laksa and Nyonya cendol! Nyonya or Peranakan ...

Mum stands over a four-litre pot of babi pongteh, coating heavy chunks of pork with fermented soybean spice paste. The howling rangehood almost drowns the scrape of her steel spatula as I idly poke ...

Subscribe for more food and travel videos: <a href=" When you're in Melaka you will see Nyonya or Peranakan restaurants everywhere. Nyonya or Peranakan cuisine is a mash up of Malay and Chinese food.

"Nyonya cuisine inherits Chinese cooking techniques such as stir-frying, steaming, and braising, while incorporating spices like lemongrass, coconut milk, and chili that are popular in Malaysia. This ...

Located at the corner of 263 Serangoon Central Drive, the small neighbourhood eatery recently took over the original outlet of Lau Wang Claypot Delights, which previously occupied the space for over a ...

It may look like your typical spring roll, but Nyonya popiah has crispier skin, a richer filling, and a deeper story rooted in cultural heritage. (Bernama pic) At first glance, Nyonya popiah may ...

SOMETIMES, it takes only a simple twist to elevate the charm of traditional dishes. This was seen in the “Peranakan On Plate” Baba Nyonya buffet dinner by Pullman KLCC Hotels & Residences, Kuala ...