A name synonymous with Peranakan food, Straits Chinese Nonya Restaurant is the brainchild of the Guan Hoe Soon Group. One of Singapore’s oldest nyonya restaurant, the brand has been serving authentic Peranakan food since 1953. Using secret recipes handed down through generations, the Ala Carte Nonya Buffet is an ideal choice to get initiated. Start with an appetiser before moving on to yummy mains...

A Michelin Bib Gourmand recipient, the family-run The Blue Ginger now boasts of two outposts and is a well known spot for exquisite Peranakan cuisine. The original restaurant is tucked away in a beautifully restored shophouse along Tanjong Pagar, and the extensive menu is prompted by fond memories of hearty feasts, featuring a long list of starters, soups, meat, seafood and more. The Nonya Fish He...

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the long list of menu items at Peranakan restaurants, but fret not, there will be no such issue at Tingkat PeraMakan. The restaurant offers a no-frills menu which allows you to order individual sets which includes a main, two sides, a drink and a dessert, making it very straightforward and much less overwhelming. You should definitely give the Lamb Rendang, Nyonya...

A Michelin Bib Gourmand recipient for consecutive years, Nyonya recipes at True Blue have been kept in the family for generations, which makes dining here such a hearty experience. The restaurant is also fitted with traditional Nyonya furniture and decorated with artefacts and pictures that you can check outt while waiting for your food to arrive. A few of their legendary dishes include Ngoh Hiang...

Run by a Peranakan family, Yummy Nyonya Peranakan dishes out authentic Nyonya cai png at Market Street Hawker Centre. With dishes such as Beef Rendang, Ayam Buah Keluak, Chap Chye and Sambal Goreng, you’re able to get a wholesome Peranakan meal at an affordable price. The food is authentic and delicious, so there’s no reason not to check them out the next time you’re in the area! Address: 88 Ma...