Claypot Yong Tau Foo – 砂锅酿豆腐
A simple recipe that can be used for a yummy weekend, claypot yong tau foo is a classic that can be enjoyed by most.
A simple recipe that can be used for a yummy weekend, claypot yong tau foo is a classic that can be enjoyed by most.
An Indonesian dish that is a favourite here, Gado Gado is an incredible peanut-ey street dish that is a complete mix of tau kwa, long beans, cabbage, eggs, and that yummy sauce. Fun fact – Gado Gado means “Mix mix”, which is exactly what this dish is about!
One of the more popular ways to enjoy yong tau fu. This method of serving yong tau hu originated from Ampang, KL.
One of the many “Xiao Cai” you will find in Chinese restaurants. This recipe by Chef Eric lets us experience a wonderful combination of textures from the fried Tau Kwa, braised peanuts and the crispy Japanese cucumbers.
Mee Siam, as the name suggests, means Siamese noodles. It is a perfect dish for breakfast as the beehoon (thin rice vermicelli) soaked in the light and sour-tasting gravy immediately awakens up your appetite!