Putu Piring, anyone? by Geraldine Tay

Putu Piring, anyone?

5 pieces of thin, steamed cakes with palm sugar filling, topped with generous amount of freshly grated coconut. 😋🍴

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Geraldine Tay

Level 9 Burppler · 1997 Reviews

Jul 25, 2014

in Morsels: Appetizers, Snacks & Salads

Jayne Tan

Where!

Geraldine Tay

Jayne : 970 Geylang (Onan Road) #01-12, Mr Teh Tarik Coffee Shop at Geylang Serai. 😁

Gourmet Expert

Btw this is not the famous stall with long queue.....

Geraldine Tay

Gourmet : the one i went is their other outle

Gourmet Expert

Sad to say, there's no outlet.... both stalls are diff management. Mr Teh Tarik coffee shop stall has thicker flour with less palm sugar filling.

Geraldine Tay

Gourmet : oh, read somewhere it's the same. Anyway, what an interesting name u have there. Gourmet Expert. U must really be very good with food to call urself expert! Welcome to Burpple & hope to see ur posts & recommendations!

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