Alcohol and food pairing is a combination as old as time, but for some reasons, the attention has almost always been on wine and “higher end” dishes. For a country like Malaysia where street food is our pride and joy, why not then beer and street food?
Well, here are a few dishes I like to enjoy with a bottle of cold Tiger beer.
satey with Tiger can’t go wrong
One of my favorite things to do on a lazy weekend nights is Netflix and chill, and sometimes all you need to go with an episode of great TV is a cold Tiger Beer and some satay from the neighborhood stall.
Those slightly charred chicken (or beef if you like) on stick plus peanut sauce is great to get washed down with Tiger beer for sure.
Eng Ann popiah, with lard!
First, popiah!
If you find yourself at Eng Ann in Klang, Tan Kee popiah is one to check out. The popiah has got lap cheong and lard, in addition to your usual seng kuang and lettuce. A cold Tiger Beer compliments those porky bits very well.
Aik Prawn Mee from Seapark, with Tiger
Being from Penang, I always enjoy a bowl of good prawn mee. For afternoon “snack” session, Aik Prawn mee at Seapark serves up a rather good version, and what is better to wash down some spicy prawn mee with a cold beer especially on a hot afternoon?
What’s your favorite street food to go with Tiger beer?
These are my three picks of Tiger beer + Street Food pairing, what’s yours?
If street food is your passion, like me, head over to Tiger Uncage Street Food Festival at The Gasket Alley, 1st & 2nd December from 5pm onwards. There will be over 40 distinctive street food delights to challenge your senses!
RSVP at their FB event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/302413323704742/
More details: http://tigerbeer.com.my/uncage/
Not a beer gal. But wine, now that is another story. 😉
Monica: a bit of variety is not a bad thing 😀
I know it’s not the topic, but I really savour Peking Duck with rose cava
Anthony: welps that’s a bit random.
KY, some restaurants I just been to in San Francisco do not have good Peking Duck.
It was costly and have just have no taste. I like it in Asia. When in Taiwan and Singapore. They seasoned their ducks well and bones they chop it well stir fry in nice dish and make into soup.
Vickie: that sounds horrible, I guess there must be some good ones in SF too, just have to find them!
unfortunately, president CB trump has deported all the peking duck sifu hence recipe is a now abit yucky #trump #bedabest
kekeke: nooooo
Random, as in an incongruous pairing?
Anthony: only one way to find out!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netflix_and_chill
“Netflix and chill” is an internet slang term used either as an invitation to watch Netflix together or as a euphemism for some form of sex, either as part of a romantic partnership or as a booty call.
wah, uncle need to create a new post explaining how satay sex and Tiger beer works #LOL #oiiiiii
First you skewer the meat, then you ahem, skewer the meat …
Anthony: HAHAHAH
kekeke: there are many ways to interpret this!
I would like some Tiger beer, some saucy satay, and Netflix n chill with my Russian bride #shhh
kekeke: where do u get that bride?
where get? you can get from ## censored by ISA ##
kekeke: shh
what happened to my post?? #shhh
kekeke: what did happen? O.o