Singapore has always been a haven for great tasting, flavourful & culture-rich food. A cuisine that has the most influence on Singapore’s food culture is Malay cuisine.
Singapore has always been a haven for great tasting, flavourful & culture-rich food. A cuisine that has the most influence on Singapore’s food culture is Malay cuisine.Learn to make Delectable Mee Delights that has become breakfast staples for many Singaporeans.
There is nothing more comforting than gobbling down tangy fiery Mee Siam or think savoury Mee Rebus. And complete your morning ritual with a sweet treat of Kuih Kosui. Let your family wake up to a mouth-watering breakfast!
Course Objective & Learning Points (menu)
Delectable Mee Delights
Mee Siam - Learn how to make this Southeast Asian sour, sweet spicy gravy based thin rice vermicelli from scratch!
Mee Rebus - Learn how to make this Southeast Asian thick gravy based yellow noodles from scratch!
Kuih Kosui - Learn how to make this Malay/Nonya steamed rice kuih flavoured with gulu melaka and pandan from scratch!
Asian Culinary Institute (ACI) Singapore is a joint collaboration between SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) (Previously known as WDA) and Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP). We are appointed by SSG to be the Anchor Provider for Food & Beverage Services industry. ACI is also the Programme Manager for the SkillsFuture Earn and Learn Programme (Food Services).
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