Tag Archives: Indian Muslim

Milky Ginger Tea at Kampong Glam

Posted on July 20, 2011 by bookjunkie

We walked a little way down past Kandahar street to a tiny coffee shop. Here hot tea is traditionally tossed high into the air by a sweet, elderly Indian Muslim man. The resulting teh tarik was perfection. I even felt … Continue reading →

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My Second Visit to the Tanjong Pagar Railway Before it’s Changed Forever

Posted on December 28, 2010 by bookjunkie

This Malaysia Railway station will soon fall into Singapore hands. I am curious about how they will preserve it, but I would be sad if the nature of the stalls or stall owners change. There is a certain charm about … Continue reading →

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#54. Dum Briyani at Yakader and Teh Alia

Posted on September 1, 2010 by bookjunkie

Nasi Briyani is an Indian Muslim Rice Dish.  I love the Dum Briyani version at Yakader best. A wonderful meal that hits the spot for just S$4.50. The chicken is succulent and tender (although my partner felt it was much … Continue reading →

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