Ratings and feedback for Ivins Peranakan Restaurant @ Binjai Park. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Singapore (Singapore)

Ivins Peranakan Restaurant @ Binjai Park

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Nyonya restaurant

21 Binjai Park, Singapore 589827

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Nestled away in a quiet corner of Bukit Timah, Ivins Peranakan Restaurant at Binjai Park is a hidden gem that I found myself raving about. Seriously, if you’ve got a thing for Nyonya cuisine, this is the spot to hit up.

Being a fan of Peranakan dishes, I was thrilled to discover the menu here offers a wide variety. We’re talking about classics like ayam buah keluak and babi pongteh that will make your taste buds dance. And let me tell you, the prices are friendly on the wallet, which is a huge plus. I mean, I ordered multiple dishes and the bill barely scratched $60 for three of us – not too shabby, right?

Sure, the atmosphere is casual, and you might not find fine dining décor here, but who needs that when the food is so delicious? The vibe is cozy, perfect for groups. And speaking of groups, it’s a great place to share and sample different dishes. Just like good old family dinners, you know?

What’s more, the restaurant also offers takeaway and delivery options! If you’re not in the mood to eat in, you can still satisfy those cravings from the comfort of your couch. Plus, the fact that it’s wheelchair accessible makes it easy on everyone.

But let’s not gloss over the desserts – I mean, have you tried their chendol? Just the right amount of sweetness. Though, fair warning, they can run out fast, so order early!

Now, about the service – it’s kind of hit or miss. I’ve had friendly servers and, uh, a not-so-friendly experience with a particular lady behind the phone. Just know what you want when calling in.

So, if you’re in the area, swing by Ivins for a taste of Peranakan food that feels like home. Just a heads up, though: parking can be a little tricky since it’s street parking, but totally worth the hassle for a bowl of that Nyonya curry fish head.