.....times of refreshing.....

Sometimes my colleagues and I will end up at the Sentosa''s resort world for lunch at the Malaysian food centre. The food centre, which was air-conditioned and with decors that looks like old town streets, was a food haven. It sold almost all sorts of Malaysian food ike asam laksa, char kuay teow, ice kacang, Klang Bak Kut Teh, Penang prawn noodles, Petaling Street dim sum and etc. After finishing our lunch here, we will usually go to nearby coffee outlets to check on our work emails before going back to office or nearby for meetings. That's really the joy of teleworking! You can work anywhere!

This is the first time I tried this nyonya delicacy and I happened to found this nyonya eatery selling mostly desserts! It's a real delight to discover something different from the usual typical food in Singapore. Located at Katong, nearby the Katong 112 mall, this place was called Sinpopo and it gave a very nostalgic feel. It's as though as you travel back to the 60s. Anyway, according to history, Katong is the home of the Peranakans in Singapore. Thus, it was not surprising if you see shops selling Peranakan stuffs there!

Durian Pengat

 They claimed the durian pengat was made from D24 durians, which I believe them! The dessert was so tasty and the fragrant of durians were everywhere in the dessert. With some coconut milk, this really spiced up my day! Thumbs up!!

The main entrance, which was greeted by an old tv

.... boasting of their signature dessert! :)

Chocolate and Milo desserts

Before that, I had their omelette rice and it was great too! Lots of shrimps, onions and meat! It does looks good right ?

Have a great mid-week!