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Originally from Japan, Yonehachi (est. 1976) is best known for its Okowa おこわ, or flavoured glutinous rice. Only premium grain varieties - particularly the ones cultivated in agriculturally endowed prefectures such as Iwate and Akita are sought, these dappled with brunoised vegetables, seafood and whatnot, then smooched by steam to a glorious sticky fluff.

Local F&B group Japan Foods Holding Ltd presently operates all 3 existing Yonehachi SG outlets through franchise agreements, the third at Great World City having opened earlier in March. Customers who desire to pimp their a la carte Okowa orders can pursue multitudinous set meal options made available (typically includes miso soup, Houji tea plus choice of side - gyoza, soba noodles, fried chicken among others).

More at https://www.thefooddossier.com/2020/09/yonehachi.html
 
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Malay pulut using Thai sticky rice.

But i prefer thus one

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Lemang eaten with rendang


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Pulut kacang with rendang.
 
"The Salmon Okowa = outright bland, probably even blander than Barbra Streisand's granny panties ....... need we say more? "

LMFAO that was evil
 
covertbriar said:
Only premium grain varieties - particularly the ones cultivated in agriculturally endowed prefectures such as Iwate and Akita are sought, these dappled with brunoised vegetables, seafood and whatnot, then smooched by steam to a glorious sticky fluff.
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covertbriar said:
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Originally from Japan, Yonehachi (est. 1976) is best known for its Okowa おこわ, or flavoured glutinous rice. Only premium grain varieties - particularly the ones cultivated in agriculturally endowed prefectures such as Iwate and Akita are sought, these dappled with brunoised vegetables, seafood and whatnot, then smooched by steam to a glorious sticky fluff.

Local F&B group Japan Foods Holding Ltd presently operates all 3 existing Yonehachi SG outlets through franchise agreements, the third at Great World City having opened earlier in March. Customers who desire to pimp their a la carte Okowa orders can pursue multitudinous set meal options made available (typically includes miso soup, Houji tea plus choice of side - gyoza, soba noodles, fried chicken among others).

More at https://www.thefooddossier.com/2020/09/yonehachi.html
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I drooled over the photos, until i realized the review gave it a thumbs down. Fucking wasted the general's saliva, could have smeared it on some chiobu's pussy.
 
micromachine said:
I drooled over the photos, until i realized the review gave it a thumbs down. Fucking wasted the general's saliva, could have smeared it on some chiobu's pussy.
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Lt-Gen,

You can order the recruits to mop up yr saliva.

No worries..:thumbsup::whistling:.
 
best lor mai fun is when you can see every grain of lice. not the gluey slimy type.
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covertbriar said:
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Originally from Japan, Yonehachi (est. 1976) is best known for its Okowa おこわ, or flavoured glutinous rice. Only premium grain varieties - particularly the ones cultivated in agriculturally endowed prefectures such as Iwate and Akita are sought, these dappled with brunoised vegetables, seafood and whatnot, then smooched by steam to a glorious sticky fluff.

Local F&B group Japan Foods Holding Ltd presently operates all 3 existing Yonehachi SG outlets through franchise agreements, the third at Great World City having opened earlier in March. Customers who desire to pimp their a la carte Okowa orders can pursue multitudinous set meal options made available (typically includes miso soup, Houji tea plus choice of side - gyoza, soba noodles, fried chicken among others).

More at https://www.thefooddossier.com/2020/09/yonehachi.html
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Tried that before and don't like it. We come from a culture of savory and salty glutinous rice. This Japanese sticky rice tastes so bland. Even Thai's mango sticy rice, which is sweet, taste much nicer.
 
kaninabuchaojibye said:
gaylangserai
at the malay village mkt
recommended by @whoami to me
i went there buy
damn shiok
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Talk about nasi padang. Teres this Malay restaurant near Masjid Sultan. No price tag. U pay watever u like dengan hati ihklas, with sincerity. But drinks and kueh kueh u need to pay price quoted. Only on Friday. I will share once the Masjid is opened like pre covid days.
 
syed putra said:
Hari raya mostly. Sometimes as nasi padang stalls. Rendang too complicated to make.
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Where got only Hari raya. Everyday also serves nasi padang and rendang in Sinkieland lah. Geylang serai itself serves so many sedap Malay authentic food. Then u have Bedok, Changi village, Clementi....so many lah.
 
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