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The Blue Ginger RestaurantvsImperial Restaurant
The Blue Ginger Restaurant and Imperial Restaurant are both praised by professionals. On balance, The Blue Ginger Restaurant ranks significantly higher than Imperial Restaurant. The Blue Ginger Restaurant is ranked #3 in Singapore with recommendations from 6 sources like Fodor's, Condé Nast Traveler and Rough Guide.
The Blue Ginger Restaurant
Concierge
Frommer's
Rough Guide
Fodor's
Condé Nast Traveler
Time Out
Lonely Planet
97 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore, Singapore
From $0/night
"Blue Ginger specializes in the distinct local cuisine called Peranakan, a mix of Chinese and Malaysian influences."
"The standard belief is that Peranakan cooking is reserved for home-cooked meals and, therefore, restaurants are not as plentiful -- and where they do exist, they are very informal." Full review
"In a smartly renovated shophouse, this trendy Nonya restaurant has become a firm favourite thanks to such dishes as ikan masal asam gulai."
"Come to this beautifully restored shophouse for such well-prepared Malaysian/Chinese." Full review
"Occupying a restored Chinatown shophouse with antique stained-glass windows, Blue Ginger specializes in the distinct local cuisine called Peranakan, a mix of Chinese and Malaysian influences." Full review
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The signature dessert, chendol, a stew of red beans topped with crushed ice, coconut milk, and palm sugar and laced with durian purée, tastes as rich as it sounds—don't miss it.
"The location in the CBD might explain why its constantly filled with white-collar types and expats looking to get acquainted with the cuisine...food tastes blander than most other Peranakan joints. " Full review
"Housed in an attractive shophouse, Blue Ginger is one of the few restaurants in Singapore that specialises in Peranakan food." Full review
Imperial Restaurant
Concierge
Fodor's
Lonely Planet
Gayot
2nd floor, Riverview Hotel, Singapore 098585, Singapore
From $12/night
"This culinary address is a must for foodie travelers with a sense of adventure."
"A Chinese herbalist at this cavernous dining hall is sure to have a remedy or two in mind; in fact, more than 100 dishes with specific therapeutic goals have been created here." Full review
"Located in new premises, it still retains the scorpions on the menu and the in-house Chinese physician who checks your pulse."
13.0
"Bring an open mind as much as an appetite to Imperial Herbal Restaurant." Full review