INDOCAFÉ's grand black-and-white compound is a historic remnant of Singapore's past, so it's only fitting the cuisine boasts equal cultural significance. Fundamental Nyonya techniques, classic recipes and fresh spices result in fragrant offerings like Kueh Pie Tee, Ngoh Hiang, and Organic Ayam Buah Keluak. Little tweaks to suit modern tastes are also constant feature in their menu, including dishe...

Situated at Binjai Park, IVINS Peranakan Restaurant is a family restaurant that will make you feel right at home. Expect homely meals with rich flavours that are guaranteed to satisfy, with signature dishes such as Curry Nyonya Fish Head, Babi Tauyu, Itek Sio, and Udang Masak Nanas. And make sure you leave room for dessert – like the Durian Chendol where flavours of coconut milk, gula melaka and...

A space which looks and feels more like someone’s home than a restaurant, Katong Delights serves home-style Peranakan dishes such as Assam Fish Curry, Ayam Buah Keluak, Honey Plum Pork Rib and Hee Peow Soup. If you want a retro vibe that’s reminiscent of the 1970s, then you most definitely have to check out this unforgettable hidden gem. The space only has two tables though, so you may wish to cal...

Started by husband and wife team in 1971 with the vision of bringing a taste of Nonya delights to the world, Molly’s Nonya Cake & Confectionery is now run by the couple’s children. They specialise in a variety of delicious kueh with an assortment of fillings from Ondeh-Ondeh to Kueh Lapis, Ang Ku Kueh and Kueh Dah Dah. They are also well known for their Fish Otah which comes in both spicy and non-...

You can’t not bring up Violet Oon when talking about Peranakan cuisine in Singapore, and National Kitchen by Violet Oon is a restaurant that’s fitted with exquisite decor that’s much like a museum. Definitely go for the Kueh Pie Tee, Chicken Satay, Ayam Pong Tay, Beef Rendang, Garam Assam Fish and Dry Mee Siam! The colourful flavours will leave you coming back for more. Address: 1 St Andrew's...

A hawker stall situated in Pasir Ris Central Hawker Centre, Nyonya Pok Pok Kay doesn’t have the extensive menu of the other restaurants on this list. In fact, they only have two items on their menu! But that doesn’t mean their Peranakan food is any less tasty. The Ayam Curry Kapitan comes with a hot bowl of chicken curry that is light and flavourful, while the Ayam Sioh is the perfect mix of swee...

Nyonya Taste by Brew & Bar is a hidden gem tucked away in the East, run by a Peranakan family passionate to keep the Nyonya tradition and food alive. With signature dishes like Sotong Masak Hitam and Babi Pongteh, one will surely be pleasantly surprised by the unique flavours of Peranakan delicacies! What’s also special here is that the establishment has an equally wide selection of craft beers. W...

Located in the colourful heritage area of Joo Chiat – arguably Singapore’s centre of Peranakan culture – Old Bibik’s Peranakan Kitchen is a casual, no-frills establishment that serves authentic Nyonya food at prices that won’t break the bank. The dishes are prepared in the traditional way using recipes that have been passed down for years, using only the freshest ingredients. Must-try dishes at th...

One of the newer restaurants on this list, Rempapa is an all-day-dining destination that showcases Singapore heritage food and its place in our national identity. The restaurant’s must-try Peranakan dishes include Baca Assam and Babi Pongteh. Other standouts include Singgang, a classic Eurasian dish that comprises deboned fish cooked in a paste of fresh chillies, turmeric, galangal, lemongrass, sh...

Known and loved for its warm, homely service and tasty dishes, Simply Peranakan Cuisine is the go-to spot for Peranakan food in Singapore after a long day of work or shopping spree. Appease your cravings by indulging in some of their bestselling dishes, such as the Beef Rendang, Assam Fish Head Curry, Ayam Buah Keluak, Bakwang Kepiting soup, and Ngoh Hiang! Address: 28 Cavenagh Rd, #01-05, Sing...