Location: Sentosa
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Learn To Make: Yam Cake, Nian Gao Cake, Pan-fried Yam Cake, Fried Nian Gao
Instructor: Chef Ambrose Poh
We dive into the heart of Chinese New Year traditions by teaching you how to prepare two essential cakes typically presented as gifts: Yam Cake (芋头糕) and Nian Gao (年糕). These dishes symbolise prosperity and are staples during the festive season. You’ll learn the techniques required to achieve the perfect texture, from the initial steaming to the final, flavourful pan-fry.
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Newly opened bakery and mini grocer so hidden you might walk right by it if you’re not careful! The first floor is a baking/cooking classroom and up a flight of stairs is their grocery shop with some prepackaged bakes available. I tried the curry bun, cheese bread and their brioche, which were all very fresh and delicious. Absolutely love the milky soft texture of the brioche!

I got to know that their freshly baked breads are made using Japanese flour. They are pre-packed so its easy to grab and go, and prices range from $2+ to $4-$5.

The best custard bun I have had in a long while. Custard was super fresh and bread was soft without that bitter-baking soda aftertaste that you get with “regular” bread stores.
Thank you for baking good quality items at decent prices.