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Sun Sep 12,14:00-18:00
Laksa
Popiah
Rojak
Singapore - an island city-state located at the southern most tip of Peninsula Malaysia. It is the smallest nation in Southeast Asia with a big appetite. Eating is a national pastime and it is not difficult when you have food courts and hawker stalls at every street corner.
The cuisine of Singapore offers a wonderful melting pot of diversity and cultural diffusion with influences from Chinese, Indian, Malay and even European cuisines. This workshop introduces three popular street food of Singapore: the well-known Laksa, a variation of the spring roll called Popiah and a salad with Malay/Indonesian influences called Rojak.
Come join us and enjoy the delights of Singapore.
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