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Desperately Seeking Singaporean Food: Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan's "A Tiger in the Kitchen" (and a Special Recipe)

Desperately Seeking Singaporean Food: Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan's "A Tiger in the Kitchen" (and a Special Recipe)

Hainanese chicken rice, laksa curry, beef rendang, nasi goreng …We’re looking for Singaporean food. In Seattle. Where to find it? Author Cheryl Tan gives us descriptions, book suggestions, and a special recipe. more ›

What’s Cookin’: Singaporean Specialties at Uwajimaya

What’s Cookin’: Singaporean Specialties at Uwajimaya

Sadly, Seattle lacks a Singaporean restaurant. The closest we’ve got are Malay Satay Hut (a favorite!) and Salima, but they’re both primarily Malaysian. So if you can’t go out for Singaporean food, then why not make it yourself? more ›

Your Votes Are In: Most-Recommended Posts of 2007

Your Votes Are In: Most-Recommended Posts of 2007

Recommendeds are awesome. They let you tell us what you want more of (food posts) and what you don't (high school basketball previews). Keep letting your fingers do the talking! more ›

Dishin’: Malay Satay Hut

Dishin’: Malay Satay Hut

We usually run from restaurants that have pictures on the menu. They remind us of steakhouse chains from our childhoods or Chinese takeout places where the food tastes like the box in which it’s packaged. But we find endless delight in staring at Malay Satay Hut’s full-color menu. If we could resist distraction, we’d laminate our takeout copy and hang it on the wall. more ›

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