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The Blue Ginger specialises in traditional dishes like ayam buah keluak, babi pong tay, ngoh hiang and more Peranakan cuisine classics.

Bundle Set A - 4 Pax

Bundle Set B - 4 Pax (Premium)

Otak Otak

Ayam Goreng Kunyit

Ngo Heong

Kueh Pie Tee

Kerabu Kacang Botol

Gado Gado

Achar (S)

Achar (B)

Bakwan Kepeting

Hee Peow Soup

Babi Pong Tay

Satay Babi

Beef Rendang

Babi Hong

Ayam Buah Keluak

Ayam Panggang “Blue Ginger”

Chap Chye Masak Titek

Curry Vegetables

Tauhu Nonya Style

Terong Goreng Cili

Kangkong Lemak

Ikan Masak Assam Gulai

Ikan Masak Assam Gulai with Fresh Seabass

Ikan Goreng Cili Garam

Ikan Goreng Cili Garam with Fresh Seabass

Nonya Fish Head Curry

Sambal Udang Petai

Udang Goreng Tauyu Lada

Udang Masak Assam Gulai

Udang Goreng Cili Garam

Udang Kuah Pedas Nanas

Udang Nonya

Sotong Keluak

Sambal Sotong

Sotong Kunyit

Steamed Rice

Kerabu Laksa

Nonya Noodles

Buah Keluak Fried Rice
DanielFoodDiary
Generous fillings
'The Kueh Pie Tee ($8), crisp-fried pie tee cups filled with shredded stewed bamboo shoots, turnips, half a shrimp and sambal, are another recommended. They are juicy but not soggy, and generously stuffed.'
Jolene Hee (City Nomads)
Succulent and Flavourful
'The Ayam Panggang “Blue Ginger” (S$16) is one of their trusty signatures, and we can see why. Marinated in earthy turmeric and cloaked in coconut milk, the grilled chicken emerges succulent and laced with deep, satisfying smokiness. We made short work, too, of the Pork Ribs Assam (S$16) – a robust riff on the classic Babi Assam, which usually features pork belly. Hours of braising in tangy tamarind sauce yield us exquisitely tender ribs, which need barely a prod to fall off the bone.'
The Ordinary Patrons
Just Right
'The two starters were well received. Blue Ginger’s otak otak ($4 per piece, picture above) had a delicious blend of tumeric and galangal flavours, with a level of spiciness that was just right for us (i.e. not very high). The texture of the fishcake was even and almost creamy. Ngo heong ($14, picture below) had a delightfully crisp skin. We enjoyed it with either the sweet sauce provided or the sambal.'