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NYC | Send this to your friends \ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddec Singapore Social just soft opened in East Village, bringing Southeast Asian comfort food to NYC \u2014 rooted in Singapore, but shaped by Indonesia & Malaysia, carrying a shared story of flavors, spices, and memories \u2728 A lot of the ingredients are housemade (like the kaya and curly noodles) , and you can really taste the difference. What we tried: \ud83e\udd6a Kaya Toast: Kicking things off with housemade coconut egg pandan jam on toast, layered with a cold slab of salted butter (has to be). Love the contrast between the crunchy, airy toast and the soft, creamy center \u2014 not too sweet, just heavenly \ud83c\udf57 Roasted Chicken Rice: Start with the aromatic ginger chicken rice, then go in for the juicy, tender chicken. Alternate between the sauces to switch up each bite \ud83d\ude0b \ud83c\udf5b Nasi Lemak Ayam Berempah: Start with the coconut rice, then mix everything together \u2014 fried egg, peanuts, anchovies, sambal, and spices \u2014 almost like bibimbap, so every bite hits \ud83d\udca3 The marinated fried chicken (I think it has turmeric & galangal) was so crispy\u2026 still thinking about it \ud83d\udcad \ud83c\udf5c Bakmi Keriting: Bouncy, chewy housemade curly noodles coated in sesame oil, paired with shredded chicken, fried wontons, bok choy, and scallions. Feels especially comforting if you grew up eating noodles in Asia \ud83d\ude0b \ud83c\udf31 Prata with Dal: Flaky, pan-fried roti with lentil curry \u2014 simple, classic, and comforting. I can see why people have this for breakfast and with coffee or tea \ud83c\udf67 Cendol: Classic shaved ice with coconut milk, pandan jelly, red beans, and gula jawa (palm sugar). A nice balance of savory and sweet, perfect for the summer \u2744\ufe0f Overall, a spot that\u2019s rooted in something personal \u2014 you can feel it in both the food and the space. Definitely worth checking out, and I\u2019d come back to try more \ud83d\udc40 \ud83d\udccd 15 Avenue A, New York, NY \ud83d\ude87 Delancey St – Essex St \/\/ 2 Av #nyc #singaporesocial #eastvillage<\/p>\n
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\n@sip.nseek<\/a> <\/p>\n NYC | Send this to your friends \ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddec Singapore Social just soft opened in East Village, bringing Southeast Asian comfort food to NYC \u2014 rooted in Singapore, but shaped by Indonesia & Malaysia, carrying a shared story of flavors, spices, and memories \u2728 A lot of the ingredients are housemade (like the kaya and curly noodles) , and you can really taste the difference. What we tried: \ud83e\udd6a Kaya Toast: Kicking things off with housemade coconut egg pandan jam on toast, layered with a cold slab of salted butter (has to be). Love the contrast between the crunchy, airy toast and the soft, creamy center \u2014 not too sweet, just heavenly \ud83c\udf57 Roasted Chicken Rice: Start with the aromatic ginger chicken rice, then go in for the juicy, tender chicken. Alternate between the sauces to switch up each bite \ud83d\ude0b \ud83c\udf5b Nasi Lemak Ayam Berempah: Start with the coconut rice, then mix everything together \u2014 fried egg, peanuts, anchovies, sambal, and spices \u2014 almost like bibimbap, so every bite hits \ud83d\udca3 The marinated fried chicken (I think it has turmeric & galangal) was so crispy\u2026 still thinking about it \ud83d\udcad \ud83c\udf5c Bakmi Keriting: Bouncy, chewy housemade curly noodles coated in sesame oil, paired with shredded chicken, fried wontons, bok choy, and scallions. Feels especially comforting if you grew up eating noodles in Asia \ud83d\ude0b \ud83c\udf31 Prata with Dal: Flaky, pan-fried roti with lentil curry \u2014 simple, classic, and comforting. I can see why people have this for breakfast and with coffee or tea \ud83c\udf67 Cendol: Classic shaved ice with coconut milk, pandan jelly, red beans, and gula jawa (palm sugar). A nice balance of savory and sweet, perfect for the summer \u2744\ufe0f Overall, a spot that\u2019s rooted in something personal \u2014 you can feel it in both the food and the space. Definitely worth checking out, and I\u2019d come back to try more \ud83d\udc40 \ud83d\udccd 15 Avenue A, New York, NY \ud83d\ude87 Delancey St – Essex St \/\/ 2 Av #nyc<\/a> #singaporesocial<\/a> #eastvillage<\/a><\/p>\n
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