Baba Nyonya

Cyril

Little family owned place with little menu, but what they do is great. That's where I initial attempted Rojak, fruit and vegetables with a spicy sauce and crushed peanuts. It had been delicious and appears to be among the specialities right here. Though Ihad it somewhere else in Malaysia, it didn't equate to the main one I ate right here. They also served an excellent lime fruit juice, which had some type of house preserved kalamansi limes integrated, which were delicious. Shuts at 4pm.

Ayuna Munandar

We were simply wandering round the back roads and found this little gem. I'm happily getting a romance with everything Peranakan/Baba Nyonya, etc so needless to say I had to move in. It had been pretty early each morning so I don't believe therewas much foods out yet. We'd a yeast bun, that was Okay, and we received the lovely brownish rice tea. It includes a sesame taste in fact it is very helpful health wise. The old man serving was extremely helpful and chatty and done cups several times. There exists a large amount of packaged food accessible there: various biscuits, sweets, dried fruit, noodles, sauces not to mention the tea. I purchased a big container of the dark brown rice tea plus some biscuits and lollies. All wonderful and fresh. I'm in fact searching the web now attempting to buy even more tea from their website and hoping there could be a website through right here. I haven't completed this however, but I'm certain you could use this tea as a bottom for some soup.

Hatice Betül Çiğrikçi

it is a small family owned snack resto. they offer limited food but even more on the nyonya snack foods. each is homemade and really tasty. the snacks are peranakan style cooked snack foods and is slightly not the same as the chinese design. staffs are pleasant and cheerful.costs reasonable.

Dini Maulidya

Evidently third generation running the shop selling typical teochew cakes n biscuits. Furthermore a wholesome brown rice tea. Costs a bit more expensive however, many products are unusual.