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Hidden Eateries in East
The East of Singapore is a largely residential region that has 20km of beach, excellent seafood eateries, and plenty of cycle paths as its drawcard. What it lacks in tourist attractions and business centres, it makes up for with sports facilities, reasonably priced and spacious condos, and acres of parkland. Follow us as we uncover the Hidden Eateries you can find in East of Singapore.
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A casual Peranakan diner based in Singapore that serves an array of delectable Nyonya dishes. Featured in various media publications including The Straits Times, MyPaper, Channel U, TCS5, Her World and many more.


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Guan Hoe Soon Restaurant
Singapore's oldest Nyonya restaurant continues to serve some of the city's greatest Peranakan cuisine. In fact, the restaurant (which opened in 1953) is said to be a favorite of the late former Prime Minister Lee Kwan Yew. Ayam buah keluak, sayur lodeh (vegetables in coconut curry), and udang assam pedas (prawns in a spicy tamarind sauce) are Nyonya mainstays that provide a taste of superb Nyonya cuisine.