Delicious and decadent, these Malay noodles boast a rich broth and exude an authentic burst of flavour!
Learn how to make 3 types of Malay Noodles:
Laksa Singapura
Mee Rebus
Mee Soto with Sambal Kicap (Spicy Chilli Soy Sauce) & Bagedil (Potato Patty)
Largest Halal Culinary School in Singapore
SSACI is currently the largest halal culinary school in Singapore offering a wide and tantalising spread of courses which includes SkillsFuture eligible culinary courses.
SSACI can accommodate up to 66 students per session. Our venue is at its best, with easy accessibility (next to Tai Seng MRT Station). Along with the paramount of facilities, we provide innovative and exciting team building activities targeted at team cohesiveness.More than 30 years of experience in skills upgrading
Set up in 2016, SSA Culinary Institute (SSACI) is a member of the SSAGroup.
The Group which was established in 1986 is a group of companies providing a suite of professional services that include training, management consulting and estate planning services. It has grown to be one of Singapore’s leading service providers in transforming and empowering the quality of its workforce as well as enhancing the capacity and capability of businesses globally.
SkillsFuture Eligible Culinary Courses
The SkillsFuture Credit which is made available to Singaporeans aged 25 years old and above may be used to pay for most of SSACI’s courses such as the Baking for a Living and the Workforce Skills Qualification (WSQ) series.
What’s more, for the WSQ courses, participants may get up to 70% subsidy to enroll for them.
In the Prepare Basic Malay Desserts, learners will acquire knowledge and skills that are relevant to the kitchen environment.
This 3-hour programme aims to promote Malay Food by equipping you with knowledge of Malay food culture and you will get to whip up dishes commonly found in our food heritage.
Fried Hokkien Mee is a lip-smacking noodle dish—comprising yellow noodles and thick 'bee hoon' (vermicelli)—has juicy prawns, squid and served with sambal chilli and a squeeze of lime juice for that added zing.
Ondeh Ondeh, a popular traditional dessert snack, is glutinous rice balls filled with palm sugar that oozes out the moment you bite into these little balls…heavenly! Think Chocolate lava cake “Asian” style.
Enhance your culinary skills in Malay cuisine by mastering a variety of moist heat cooking techniques.
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