For generations, both Malaysia and Singapore have embraced the strong sweet tea as an unofficial national drink.

Teh tarik is a symbol of Peranakan culture ... It’s brewed through a cloth filter known as a tea sock, which works better to filter out the fine tea dust. Teh tarik is not very common in ...

Traditional teh tarik is made with tea dust of Malaysian-grown black tea. It’s brewed through a cloth filter known as a tea sock, which works better to filter out the fine tea dust.

Swedish dishcloths are firm when you first get them, like a sponge; they must be wet to use like a paper towel or microfiber cloth, and remain stiff and textured when dry. Swedish dishcloths can ...

Food is central to every culture, and the Peranakans are no exception. Peranakan cooking has a special quality that keeps pulling foodies in. Perhaps it is the unique blend of Chinese, Malay, and ...

There’s no better way to fully immerse yourself in the Peranakan culture than by dressing up in sarong kebaya or batik outfits to feel like a Nyonya or Baba. Even better, you’ll get to enjoy free ...

One of everything, maybe? Blue Dahlia is dedicated to traditional Malaysian kuih and desserts, all made based on the owner’s Melaka Peranakan mother’s recipes. Look out for its pristine white ...