Menu from Sugar Prawn
Menu highlights
Snacks
Sticky Peanuts, Anchovies, Chillies, Kecap Manis
Yummy Chicken Wings, Onion Samba (4)
Seafood Tofu, Lime, Plum Salt
Small Plates
Steamed Jasmine Rice
Lobak Sausage, Bean Curd, Water Chestnut
Bone Marrow, Master Stock Glaze, Prawn Cracker
Beef Rendang
Kon Low Mee
Char Kway Teow
Desserts
Crunchy Roti, Banana, Dulce De Leche
Malaysian Style French Toast, LuxBite Kaya, Milo, Vanilla Coconut Ice-Cream
Vanilla Coconut Ice Cream with Choya Umeshu w/ Candied Yuzu
More about the restaurant: Sugar Prawn
Thai and Vietnamese street food may get all of the attention, but the Malaysian or hawker market food served up at Sugar Prawn is worthy of some spotlight all of its own. Located on Smith Street over in Collingwood and painted in a kitschy prawn coloured pink, this is a restaurant with a lot of charm. Alongside the best street food from Malaysia at Melbourne’s Sugar Prawn you’ll find obscure cocktail concoctions, and a quirky decoration or two.
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In the kitchen at Sugar Prawn, Travis Tong the Sugar Daddy, whips up his favourite recipes from his childhood in Malaysia. A cross between a hip Melbourne hangout and a hectic hawker market, at Sugar Prawn diners sit on garden chairs at vinyl topped tables. With an in house radio station and on some evenings DJ’s spinning records, at Collingwood’s Sugar Prawn you can expect to munch on your meal to a top notch soundtrack.
Sip on a big bowl of Laksa or tuck into some small plates like the char sui BBQ pork with pickled cucumber or lobak sausage with with bean curd and water chestnut. Other delicious options include half-fried duck with tamarind curry and grilled stingray served with fresh salsa. Describing themselves as a booze orientated food hall at Sugar Prawn you can wash it all down with a cocktail, or two or three. Options include the sweet lips (sake, sweet vermouth, prosecco and orange blossom water) and magic milk (lychee liqueur, Makgeolli and honey). For a memorable Asian feast in Melbourne’s Collingwood, book a table at Sugar Prawn on Smith Street.