Bangsar's The Peranakan delivers solid Melaka-style Peranakan dishes that has garnered them many appreciative diners
KUALA LUMPUR, April 29 -- When it comes to Peranakan food, everyone's got an opinion.
I may not be Peranakan but my friends who are will often whisper in my ear "that's not nice as it doesn't taste like how my grandmother cooks it."
Hence I have realised it's impossible to win everyone over as the flavours of Peranakan dishes are finely tuned to individual taste memories.
Maybe that's why I tend to avoid even eating Peranakan food unless it's homecooked.
To my surprise, a random dinner with friends at Bangsar's The Peranakan revealed some really great Melaka-style Peranakan dishes. I returned recently to try out their lunch menu.
The restaurant is a collaborative effort between Mickel Tan and Rose Tan, who carry on their family legac...
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