It’s a privilege to be introduced to another culture through its food, more so the Indigenous food at Mabu Mabu in Melbourne was exquisite.…
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First, I am unsure whether I should even write this post because the Indonesian restaurants in Cairns were below par.…
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During my brief holiday in Singapore, my uncle sent me a TikTok video of a soup stall in Kallang called Soup Kambing Haji M Abdul Rajak.…
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Post-audit exhaustion, I couldn't think of anything else but Satay Madura, arguably the most famous Satay version in Indonesia.…
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I can easily say I love Indian or Indonesian food and that I am not a fan of Vietnamese or Malaysian cuisine. But do I love Korean food?…
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On our last night in Tokyo, when my friends were resting in the room, I wandered around Shinjuku to find Dorayaki.…
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What is coffee butter? Should I get it? Does it mean we should get a loaf of bread as well? Why none else is getting it? What if it's terrible?…
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The Srilankan food in Many Little, Red Hill Victoria, is an homage to the executive chef of Many Little Gayan's heritage.…
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Today's menu is Karuveppilai Eral (curry-leaves prawn) curry. It's the first recipe I marked and tried from the Curry Guy recipe book I bought recently after declaring to Fafa that cooking curries will be one of my 2022 goals. Prawn because it's my fave seafood, second to crab. And a curry dish from the…
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I can’t think of more soul-nourishing Indian cuisine than the classic thali meal ━ an interchangeable symbol of Indian food culture. Thali meal, the king of Indian food, is usually served as a wedding feast, during festivals and all sorts of celebrations, such as Onam and Diwali. A thali meal means a full plate…
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A scene I have seen in many South Indian movies but never got to experience myself — the true authentic South Indian hotel/eatery food culture.…
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