I may not be Peranakan but my friends who are will often whisper in my ear"that's not nice as it doesn't taste like how my grandmother cooks it."
Mickel sources the freshest ingredients to recreate the dishes, while Rose who heads the kitchen makes use of her many years of cooking with her mother and grandmother.Located on the first floor, as you walk up the stairs, you will be greeted by the voices of diners. The place has quite a following as it was quite packed for a weekday lunch.
Here wafer thin, crunchy shells are generously stuffed with shredded yam bean and lettuce. Purists may dismiss the usage ofwith fresh crab meat, but that combination works, giving a balanced sweetness to the whole bite. Chilli Sumbat isn't on the appetiser list but I couldn't resist ordering the rarely-seen pickled chillies. Inside the chillies, you will find shredded stir fried papaya. All of this is pickled in a mixture of vinegar, rock sugar and turmeric. There's also a topping of pickled cucumber and carrots too.
A crowd favourite is The Peranakan Chendol with shaved ice, green jelly and red beans, which is drizzled with gula Melaka syrup and milk . Lanterns give a Peranakan vibe .
The Peranakan Delivers Solid Melaka-Style Peranakan Dishes That Has Garnered Them Many Appreciative Diners
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