BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN

[AhSoonNo1]

Alt. Pizza (Suntec City)


Address
9 Temasek Boulevard
#01-602 Suntec City Tower 4
Singapore 038989
Opening Hours (See all days +)
Today:
11:00am - 10:00pm
Phone
+65 68369207


http://www.burpple.com/alt-pizza

[supahit]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

10 Foods To Eat In Myanmar To Truly Experience The Local Life

Read more: http://sethlui.com/foods-eat-myanmar/#ixzz4Ocpeh4N3

1. Chicken Feet Salad



Often underrated and under-appreciated, chicken feet is actually quite delicious. Other than preparing it our usual yum cha way, Burmese douse it in a homemade sauce.

It is the sauce that makes this chicken feet salad (S$2) a delicacy in its own right with its intense flavour, thanks to a mix of soy sauce, lemon, vinegar and brown sugar giving it a sweet edge and crunchy bits of roasted sesame. Sweet and savoury, juicy and tender, this is how this salad dish tastes like. Very appetizing!

You can find this along 19th Street, Chinatown Yangon.

2. Burmese Rice



Like in most Southeast Asia countries, rice is a staple in Myanmar. Very similar to our economical rice (Chap Chai Peng), one will choose curried dishes, stewed meats, sautéed green vegetables and seafood dressed with garlic and chilli paste.

The vegetable dishes cost about S$2 and the meat dishes cost about S$3. A complimentary plate of fresh vegetables is commonly eaten with various condiments such as chilli powder and ground chilli peppers.

A plate of fresh vegetables, along with various condiments such as chilli powder and ground chilli peppers, are commonly eaten together with the dishes. At the end of the meal, green tea and palm sugar (jaggery) would be served.

What I liked most about the Burmese rice experience is the low table where we have to be seated down on the floor to a veritable smorgasbord of dishes, which gives a really homely feel while dining together.

Address: Aung Thukha Restaurant 17 (A) 1st Street, West Shwegondaing, Yangon | Tel: +951 525 194

TS, thank you for sharing Myanmese food.

[htun]

TS, fantastic food thread. Thanks.

[theinsein]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Nice pizza.

[Funnytown]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Alt. Pizza (Suntec City)


Address
9 Temasek Boulevard
#01-602 Suntec City Tower 4
Singapore 038989
Opening Hours (See all days +)
Today:
11:00am - 10:00pm
Phone
+65 68369207


http://www.burpple.com/alt-pizza

Delicious looking pizza

[Qingfa]

Originally Posted by Oxygen8

Fully agreed. This thread already more than 1 year old with at least more than 400 recommendations.
More than enough varieties to eat.

Agree with you to the point.

[blackface]

I wonder where our female resident food supporter had gone to ?

[undergroundtree]

Originally Posted by blackface

I wonder where our female resident food supporter had gone to ?

I read that kpkb fellow is their boyfriend mah! Maybe paktoh having dinner lor!

[CassiusClay]

Fantastic food thread from TS.

[margate]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

10 Foods To Eat In Myanmar To Truly Experience The Local Life

Read more: http://sethlui.com/foods-eat-myanmar/#ixzz4Ocpeh4N3

1. Chicken Feet Salad



Often underrated and under-appreciated, chicken feet is actually quite delicious. Other than preparing it our usual yum cha way, Burmese douse it in a homemade sauce.

It is the sauce that makes this chicken feet salad (S$2) a delicacy in its own right with its intense flavour, thanks to a mix of soy sauce, lemon, vinegar and brown sugar giving it a sweet edge and crunchy bits of roasted sesame. Sweet and savoury, juicy and tender, this is how this salad dish tastes like. Very appetizing!

You can find this along 19th Street, Chinatown Yangon.

2. Burmese Rice



Like in most Southeast Asia countries, rice is a staple in Myanmar. Very similar to our economical rice (Chap Chai Peng), one will choose curried dishes, stewed meats, sautéed green vegetables and seafood dressed with garlic and chilli paste.

The vegetable dishes cost about S$2 and the meat dishes cost about S$3. A complimentary plate of fresh vegetables is commonly eaten with various condiments such as chilli powder and ground chilli peppers.

A plate of fresh vegetables, along with various condiments such as chilli powder and ground chilli peppers, are commonly eaten together with the dishes. At the end of the meal, green tea and palm sugar (jaggery) would be served.

What I liked most about the Burmese rice experience is the low table where we have to be seated down on the floor to a veritable smorgasbord of dishes, which gives a really homely feel while dining together.

Address: Aung Thukha Restaurant 17 (A) 1st Street, West Shwegondaing, Yangon | Tel: +951 525 194

Looks good as well.

[AhSoonNo1]

10 Foods To Eat In Myanmar To Truly Experience The Local Life

Read more: http://sethlui.com/foods-eat-myanmar/#ixzz4Ocpeh4N3

3. Burmese Paratha



Burmese paratha with sweet pea pyote (sweet bean paste) is a unique blend of Burmease and lndian influences. I can’t say for sure if every Burmese paratha is this crispy but the one at Lucky 7 Tea House is and they really nailed it. It is easy to appreciate anything crispy, isn’t it?

At this tea house, teashop boys clad in numbered jerseys (the smaller the number, the higher the seniority) dash from table to table to take orders and serve you. The community vibe is also very welcoming.

Address: Lucky 7 Tea House 49th Street, Mahabandoola, Yangon

4. Nutrient



Bread and eggs combination all seemed quite similar and familiar, but Nutrient (S$1.50), which is essentially eaten during a breakfast in Myanmar came with buttered bread soaked in milk, and layered with soft boiled eggs. Topped over with Milo powder, pudding and raisins.

The savoury taste from the egg yolk and sweetness from the undissolved milo powder was a tad weird on the palate. Nonetheless,aptly named, the dish is packed full with nutrients, and everything that you need for a hearty kick start to the day.

This kind of diversity is best found at local teahouses such as Lucky 7 Tea House.

Address: Lucky 7 Tea House 49th Street, Mahabandoola, Yangon

[AhSoonNo1]

Top 10 Duck Rice Stalls in Singapore You Need To Quackly Visit

Read more: http://sethlui.com/best-duck-rice-st...#ixzz4OihLgKip

10. Ah Xiao Teochew Braised Duck




Stowed away in a busy row at Golden Mile Food Centre is Ah Xiao Teochew Braised Duck, a stall that sells the more traditional sort of duck rice with simple white rice. For $3, I got myself a plate of the acclaimed braised duck rice done Teochew style and was not disappointed. The sauce may have been light but it was slightly sweet and complimented the fragrant rice and extremely tender meat very well.

Ah Xiao Teochew Braised Duck: Golden Mile Food Centre, #B1-43 | Friday to Wednesday 1000-1500, Closed on Thursdays | Tel: 9109 8026

[anhviet]

TS, thank you for sharing posts on Asean food.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

10 Foods To Eat In Myanmar To Truly Experience The Local Life

Read more: http://sethlui.com/foods-eat-myanmar/#ixzz4Ocpeh4N3

3. Burmese Paratha



Burmese paratha with sweet pea pyote (sweet bean paste) is a unique blend of Burmease and lndian influences. I can’t say for sure if every Burmese paratha is this crispy but the one at Lucky 7 Tea House is and they really nailed it. It is easy to appreciate anything crispy, isn’t it?

At this tea house, teashop boys clad in numbered jerseys (the smaller the number, the higher the seniority) dash from table to table to take orders and serve you. The community vibe is also very welcoming.

Address: Lucky 7 Tea House 49th Street, Mahabandoola, Yangon

4. Nutrient



Bread and eggs combination all seemed quite similar and familiar, but Nutrient (S$1.50), which is essentially eaten during a breakfast in Myanmar came with buttered bread soaked in milk, and layered with soft boiled eggs. Topped over with Milo powder, pudding and raisins.

The savoury taste from the egg yolk and sweetness from the undissolved milo powder was a tad weird on the palate. Nonetheless,aptly named, the dish is packed full with nutrients, and everything that you need for a hearty kick start to the day.

This kind of diversity is best found at local teahouses such as Lucky 7 Tea House.

Address: Lucky 7 Tea House 49th Street, Mahabandoola, Yangon

[anandu]

Originally Posted by htun

TS, fantastic food thread. Thanks.

So many nice food here including Indian food.

[ongnoi]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Top 10 Duck Rice Stalls in Singapore You Need To Quackly Visit

Read more: http://sethlui.com/best-duck-rice-st...#ixzz4OihLgKip

10. Ah Xiao Teochew Braised Duck




Stowed away in a busy row at Golden Mile Food Centre is Ah Xiao Teochew Braised Duck, a stall that sells the more traditional sort of duck rice with simple white rice. For $3, I got myself a plate of the acclaimed braised duck rice done Teochew style and was not disappointed. The sauce may have been light but it was slightly sweet and complimented the fragrant rice and extremely tender meat very well.

Ah Xiao Teochew Braised Duck: Golden Mile Food Centre, #B1-43 | Friday to Wednesday 1000-1500, Closed on Thursdays | Tel: 9109 8026

Love to eat soya sauce duck.