The family behind Singapore’s oldest nasi padang institution tells 8days.sg why it closed and why it’s making a brief comeback at a food festival.
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The family behind Singapore’s oldest nasi padang institution tells 8days.sg why it closed and why it’s making a brief comeback at a food festival.
Warong Nasi Pariaman was first established in 1948. (Photo: Instagram/pariamanmasakanpadang)
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