When a place has a stamp of approval from Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong himself, you can expect it to serve some pretty good nosh.
The Coconut Club is another recent addition to the MICHELIN family and serves up an atas version of nasi lemak — their Signature French Poulet Leg Nasi Lemak Set ($19.70) comes with all the works, including a large, beautifully browned chicken leg with tender, well-marinated meat (no dryness in sight!).
The fluffy rice had a pleasant fragrance and a richness from the coconut milk. They also have handmade otah and cendol on the menu, all of which are halal. You can enjoy this entire spread without stepping out of your home, with GrabFood!
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同時也有9部Youtube影片,追蹤數超過22萬的網紅Zermatt Neo,也在其Youtube影片中提到,In this episode, we went down to Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang at Geylang Serai to destroy a 4KG Nasi Padang Challenge! Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang is a famous Na...
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Can’t think of what to order for your next meal? Check out these local eats to try something new and support our local businesses!
1. @SK Nasi Lemak (https://www.instagram.com/sk.nasilemak/)
Try their signature Chicken Rendang Nasi Lemak or Pork Curry Nasi Lemak!
2. Tang’s Sarawak Laksa (https://www.instagram.com/tangslaksa/)
It goes without saying that you should try their Sarawak Laksa or even Assam Laksa!
3. Tropical Food Resources 热带堂 (https://www.instagram.com/tropicalfoodresources/)
Check them out if you’re craving for durian or durian mochi! Use the promo code, TFRMING5 for RM5 discount at checkout!
4. Jeremy's Chicks Malaysia (https://www.instagram.com/jeremyschicksmalaysia/)
If you’re looking for HALAL chicken rice, you gotta hit them up!
5. Table & Apronn (https://www.instagram.com/tableandapron/)
Their buckwheat fried chicken is an absolute must try! If you wanna spice up your cooking at home, check out their pork meatball spaghetti meal kit!
We release new episodes Duduk Rumah Eats every Monday and Friday at 9pm so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on these makan recommendations. #KitaJagaKita and support our local F&B businesses!
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In this episode, we went down to Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang at Geylang Serai to destroy a 4KG Nasi Padang Challenge! Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang is a famous Nasi Padang stall that offers up a host of delicious Malay cuisine including their signature BBQ Chicken and Beef Rendang.
Nasi Padang is similar to the Chinese-style economic rice stalls common across Singapore, where you get a plate of rice and add on as much sides, ala carte, as you like. Naturally, for Nasi Padang, the sides are heavily Malay-influenced with many types of curries and spiced meat and vegetables. Most of the food would be towards the spicy side.
Unfortunately, we arrived rather close to closing time and they only had a limited number of options left. We ordered them all for this challenge. The staff very competently plated the massive amount of food beautifully onto the plate. To finish, she topped the 6 portions of rice with different types of chilli pastes and coconut atop a banana leaf, resulting in a 4KG plate of Nasi Padang.
The standout dishes would be the beef tripe curry and beef rendang. The beef tripe was extremely tender and the sauce itself was on the salty side, going fantastically with rice. The beef rendang was similarly tender, easily pulled apart with a fork. It had the classic deep spice flavour that you expect from rendangs while not being overwhelming.
This was a reasonably straightforward challenge (other than the accident at the end) that showcased my newfound spice tolerance and also helped to push it further. As mentioned earlier, we came too late and missed many of the “better” dishes Sinar Pagi offers, but it was still an enjoyable meal.
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For this episode, we're finally back outdoors at Overrice, a Middle Eastern-style eatery located in Hotel Boss. They prepared a massive yet beautifully arranged version of their regular serving on my giant plate, comprising of a bed of rice, all three of their mains, some sliced vegetables, pita bread and two delicately dotted/squeezed sauces.
Inspired by Halal Guys in the States, Overrice was created by four friends with a mutual passion for good food who wanted to emulate it here in Singapore, but with a local twist. Even after much prodding, the owners refused to give up most of what was used in their dishes, showing a true commitment to their craft. Their spiced yellow rice is made with the more premium basmati rice and coloured with turmeric, giving it a pleasing aroma and look. Their chicken is marinated for over 10 hours and with 8 different spices, resulting in an exceedingly tender and moist chicken which was packed with flavour. For the pulled beef, it was equally as tender and flavourful as the chicken, but also had a spicy kick to it that would be sure to please spice-loving Singaporeans. The falafel came as expected, small, crispy balls of spiced chickpea that had a mild but pleasant taste, perfect for vegetarians. They also gave some chopped up lettuce and tomatoes, and fluffy triangles of pita bread that rounded off the meal perfectly.
The real stars of the show were the sauces. The white sauce was heavily addictive and complemented, if not elevated, each dish perfectly. It is made with yoghurt, sour cream, garlic, cumin, lemon and other unidentified spices from what I could gather. Even for the challenge, I found myself drowning the platter in the sauce. The red sauce was of course, too spicy for my taste, but for those who love some heat, it would be a dream come true. It is made with harissa, among other chillies, and when paired with the cooling white sauce, it became a true flavour explosion.
The right way to eat this would be to mix it all up together, something reminescent of eating a Nasi Lemak. Their usual offerings would be a smaller version of what I had, but with your choice of one main (Priced from $7.90 to $8.90). I thoroughly enjoyed this place and would encourage all my viewers to give it a shot, as the food is good, the owners are exceptionally friendly and they offer delivery.
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Music by Ikson - New day
Nov 7-13 2018 Autumn Trip.
It was a great experience wandering around from the city of jeju to seoul during this beautiful autumn season!
Itinerary for this trip:
Day 1
- Air asia KUL-ICN
- Took pocket wifi (Play wifi) at Terminal 1 incheon airport
- Incheon airport to Gimpo airport
- Jeju air GMP-CJU
- Check in On the Stone Guest House, Seogwipo Jeju
- GS 25 convenient store for late dinner
Day 2
- Breakfast at paris baguette cafe
- Seongsan Ilchulbang (Hiking to sunrise peak)
- Check out on the stone guest house
- Store luggages at Jeju airport
- Took Jeju tour bus
- Dongmun traditional market (tangerine season)
- Check in Maro Hostel, jeju city
- Dinner at bada janchi restaurant
Day 3
- Check out Maro hostel
- GS25 convenient store airport for breakfast
- Easter jet CJU-GMP
- Check in Bong backpackers hostel, jongro seoul
- Kwangjang market (local foods)
- Cheongyechon stream (seoul lantern festival)
- Dongdaemun gate
Day 4
- Breakfast at hostel
- Nami island (whole day)
- Lunch at asian family restaurant, nami island
- Rent bicycle at nami island
- Gapyeong top land bungee jump (didn’t join, not an adrenaline rush person?)
- Myeongdong shopping street by evening (skincare & street foods)
Day 5
- Breakfast at hostel
- Bukchon hanok village
- Gyeongbokgung palace
- Gwanghamun square
- Lunch at itaewon (makan halal korean restaurant)
- Doota duty free dongdaemun (souvenirs)
- Myeongdong shopping street
- Dinner at yoogane chicken dakgalbi restaurant
Day 6
- Breakfast at hostel
- Namsan tower (using cable car return ticket)
- Seoul skygarden park
- Starfield coexmall & library
- Ewha women’s university
- Ewha shopping district (skincare, souvenirs)
- Paik’s coffee cafe
- Dinner at MCD
Day 7
- Breakfast at hostel
- Check out Bongz backpackers hostel
- Air asia ICN-KUL
*Transportation at Jeju mostly using public bus and taxi due to problem with our car rental while in Seoul was all public transport like bus and train, which is way efficient and no regret! '
*Using T-money travel card, filled up a survey on KTO MY website before our trip and managed to get the card for free. Just need to top up once in korea.
*Navigation app that we used in seoul was Naver mapp app which is more accurate and convenient.
*All accommodations were backpackers style but still clean and affordable. Stayed in mixed room at bong hostel in seoul while only male room at on the stone guest house and maro hostel, jeju.