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We’re thrilled to share our love for Malaysian food with you.

Thanks to our blog post, we create articles that let the reader to know more about our favourite Malaysian Food. We are proud to shows what makes us unique in this lovely country.

Here, you will find a mix of content that ranges from traditional recipes to personal stories, and posts that highlight our products.

Feel free to read as much as you can and let us know if you enjoy it.

Your feedback mean to us as we continue to celebrate and share the vibrant flavors of Malaysia’s food.

Happy reading!

  • Traditional sundry shop remain relevant in Malaysia

    Traditional sundry shop remain relevant in Malaysia

    What is sundry shop? In Malaysia we called sundry shop as kedai pelbagai, in Singapore they have known as mama shop and sari-sari store in Philippines. There are popular in Malaysia and consider one-stop centre for those who want to cook and shop for daily cooking. Sundry shop is a shop that sells essential dry…

  • Apam Balik a Versatile Pancake

    A type of street food  Apam Balik has a pancake taste that is loved by many Malaysian. It has a dark brown crust with fillings of crushed groundnut, sugar and creamy sweet corn.  The Apam Balik is another street food that is introduced to us at a very young age.  We can find the Apam…

  • Kuih Cara: A Malaysian Delicacy With Two Tastes

    What is Kuih Cara ? Kuih Cara is a type of kuih origin from Malaysia. The basic ingredients for Kuih Cara are coconut milk, wheat flour, egg, salt, water and cooking oil. Kuih Cara cooked using a special mould. It has two varieties with two different tastes and colour, sweet and green in colour for…

  • Cakoi Based on Chinese Fried Bread Recipe

    What is kuih cakoi?  Cakoi is a Malay word for You-tiao, a type of Chinese doughnuts.  The cakoi made up of basic ingredients such as wheat flour, egg, yeast, baking powder, milk, water, salt, sugar and cooking oil.  The combination of the above ingredients produces a strip of golden brown color dough when cooked using…

  • Kek Batik as Eid al-Fitr Cake

    We established a non-baking cake with a different taste. Kek Batik is one of Malaysian delicacy made with traditional biscuit Marie as one of the main ingredients. Similar to our other lines of cakes and cupcakes, we are focusing in preparing it from coconut oil making it suitable for anyone who loves trying special treats.…