We went to Singapore to see how Peranakan culture and the art of making Nyonya kueh is still standing. More from Still Standing Kim Choo Kueh Chang has been serving bite-sized treats called Nyonya ...

The recent revival of interest in Peranakan culture can largely be attributed to the popular television series, "The Little Nyonya". This series not only captivates viewers with its dramatic narrative ...

SINGAPORE: The latest buzzword in town is about a popular new Mediacorp drama called Emerald Hill. The hit show starring ...

Peranakan cooking is a moveable feast ... The colours and vibrant sights and tastes of an ancient culture graces modern ...

THE sweltering heat that comes with Chinese New Year may send many scrambling for shade but the Peranakan Chinese, like Peter Chua, love the hot weather. Chua even prayed that it would not rain as ...

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The Armenian Street Party, held over the weekend at the Peranakan Museum and its vicinity, celebrated the rich diversity of ...

Opened a century ago by Hainanese immigrants, who came to Singapore to ... It offers a window into the culture of the Chinese-Malay-Indonesian people (known as the Peranakan) who settled in ...

Singapore’s cultural scene is thriving. Head to Joo Chiat and Katong, where Peranakan culture comes to life with the two and three-storey shophouses of Koon Seng Road, traditional eateries are a ...