Coffee and pork ribs. Who would have thought that such an unlikely combo would taste so darn good! This awesome coffee flavoured meaty dish works best with some good pork ribs recommended from your ...

Doubanjiang, sweet bean paste, and an egg yolk topping? It’s going to be a flavour explosion in your mouth!💥💥💥 Leave the carrots and zucchini to the Koreans because we’re letting the meatiness of ...

Thank God it’s Friday, and do we have a TREAT to try over the weekend! The Chinese, especially Teochews and Hokkiens love to braise their food. A good braised duck is cooked with love in a pot of soy ...

As we celebrate Children’s Day, we’re reminded of the simple joys that filled our childhood—carefree days of laughter, friendship, and of course, food! It has the ability to take us back in time, ...

We know how hard it is to choose homemade. Most of us like the idea of cooking more than actually being in the kitchen, and deciding what to cook is tough enough! But we’re here to help. Sure, we ...

This exciting take on Bak Chang is for seafood lovers! While not from any specific dialect group, the Seafood Bak Zhang recipe features a mouth-watering filling including baby abalone, crab, scallops, ...

Tiny golden bags stuffed with juicy minced pork meat and prawns, then deep fried for that maximum chip crisp exterior. Resembling the money bags carried by the Chinese in the past, these fried wontons ...

New to decorative bento? This will be a fun recipe and especially a treat for the young ones. An hour or so is all you would need to create an eye-catching meal for your kid to bring to school in a ...

When you mention pig trotters with vinegar, most people will have that preconceived notion that it’s a confinement dish. Traditionally, mummies eat this dish during confinement to keep the body ‘warm’ ...

On a budget? Here’s an easy fried rice recipe with affordable ingredients that you don’t have to skimp out on flavors! Luncheon meat – so sinful and yet so good. This dish is one of the easiest things ...

This Nyonya Chap Chye is a classic from the Peranakan cuisine. Peranakan food is touted to be a blend of South East Asian culinary cultures – often hitting the spice, sweet and tang notes deliciously.