It has been ages since we dined at Glory’s and the usual dinner
takeaways were at least years back…a great time to rekindle this support
for Peranakan food. Katong has plenty of food gems and peranakan food
is one of which that makes me
proud to be an Easterner.
Branded tissues!
Really bitter bitter gourd here, well…just to fill in intake of greens for the meal
Dry looking kangkong with chilli that did not seem to go with the dish.
Loved this best! Spicy and very meaty.
Taste paled in comparison when curry was the focus of the meal. I found the chicken too soft as well.
Fish probably is not fresh but the tasty curry managed to overshadow that. Somehow between Indian curry fish and peranakan, I prefer the latter better.
Ikan Bakar
Decently grilled fish that was well seasoned with herbs.
Stuffed with roe, the companions loved it.
And there were seconds!
I have a soft spot for bergerdil, this was really just fried mashed potato – nothing fancy.
Drink menu to wash down the grease.
Way too sweet, I could have gotten a toothache from it.
Branded tissues!
Bitter Gourd with Egg
Kang Kong with Chilli
Beef Rendang
Grilled Chicken
Curry Fish
Ikan Bakar
Decently grilled fish that was well seasoned with herbs.
Grilled Squid
And there were seconds!
Bergerdil
Drink menu to wash down the grease.
Iced Chin Chow
Meal for 3 came up to $70, not your regular caipng.
I would recommend just sticking to the curries which they do so fine
and end up spoiling the tastebuds for the meal. Their curries would
leave you scraping the plate for more and wishing
portions are bigger. Until the next peranakan food craving!
Glory Catering
139 East Coast Road
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