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    Peranakan Kitchen

    Peranakan Kitchen

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    4.9 km

    OMG found a too good to be true indonesian food in town. I did not expect it to be that good. If…read moreyou want some good indonesian food, you should come here. There is another indonesian food called bali thai in thai if you are interested in indonesian food. Got the sambal matah which is a balinese way of spicy. Love spicy food but didnt expect it to beat my level of spicyness. Nonetheless, the pork was so damnn good too though really recommend it. The chicken skin just made me have a nostalgic moment of my hometown. Even crisps wont be able to beat how the crispy chicken skin. Also, a meal wont be complete without teh botol so make sure you get it! Recommended! Cheers!

    Fantastic meal everytime! There times where I truly missed the food from my hometown, specially…read morefried rice. I have searched high and low for a good Indonesian fried rice and no avail until I found Peranakan Kitchen in New West. They're only doing take outs as they work from a commercial kitchen. They also take orders from UberEats and Skip the dishes (I think). Let me tell you about this fried rice, it was truly love at first bite. It was the right amount of spice, heat, and that noticeable fragrant from the wok-hei. I live in the North Shore, at least once a month I have to go to PK and order. Same goes with their fried noodles. It was amazing. The one that is unique and not to mention extra tasty is their deep fried pork rice bowl with Balinese sambal matah. It's a mix of shallots, chillies, lemongrass, and chiffonade makrut lime leaves. I am salivating just thinking about it as I am writing this. The staff are super friendly and warm. Can't wait to go back and eat! Thank you Peranakan Kitchen

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    Crispy chicken skins, pork with Balinese sambal matah, and fried rice
    Crispy chicken skins, pork with Balinese sambal matah, and fried rice
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    Nyonya House

    Nyonya House

    4.5
    (18 reviews)
    22.0 km

    Found this little mom-pop family run gem about a year ago. It's not a big restaurant, seats maybe…read more24. Generally, only 2 people working: mom out front and pops doing the cooking. Initially it was good, but has gotten great in the last couple months. For starters, we usually order one of either the Shrimp roll, Tofu Goreng, Salad Roll, or Roti Canal. Of those choices, I'd say the Roti is probably the weakest but still tasty. Just prefer the Shrimp roll or Tofu Goreng. For mains, usually order the seafood laksa which has a really good helping of shrimp & squid along with standard egg, fish cakes, etc. My wife usually orders the Hainanese chicken rice and has never been disappointed. Free street parking available if you're willing to walk a block or two. We now end up going at least once a week!

    This type of cuisine is quite different that most restaurants in the area. We were at the…read moreSteveston wharf at 11:30 am on this BC holiday. The sign on the door read opening hour is 11:30 am but the entire place was dark and no activity. We then walked on to have lunch at another eatery and returned in the late afternoon for drink and some snacks. When we entered, the woman whom I am guessing was the owner sat us at the window table. She was not the most friendly and welcoming. We ordered two iced lemon teas and the kuih lapis type desserts which was good but little different than the ones we had in Malaysia this year. Since already had lunch earlier, we didn't get to sample any of the main dishes.

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