Looks like Tasty Nyonya Kuih doesn’t need that signboard after all. Tasty Nyonya Kuih 80, Jalan Rengas Southern Park 41200 Klang Selangor. Operation hours: 1.30pm – 6pm (Monday to Saturday) ...

The Nyonya Kuih is a Malaysian steamed rice cake with a Chinese descent. Its typical ingredients include rice or glutinous rice, spices, coconut juice and plant-based pigment.

Durian Kueh Sarlat. Made with fresh durian pulp, you can be sure that this dessert is no cheap knock off. In fact, Bull Bull’s recipe is adapted from another famous home cook Alan Goh, hence you can ...

The glutinous and coconutty Nyonya kueh is filled with sweet and fragrant Gula Melaka before being steamed in a banana leaf. Its soft and springy texture is hard to attain because you’d have to get ...

Singapore has a diverse population of Chinese, Malay and Indian and seems readier than ever to celebrate its multi-ethnic history.

How about a nice cup of tea that tastes like kueh? Homegrown tea brand The 1872 Clipper Tea Co. has launched a new tea collection inspired by the flavours of ingredients found in Nyonya kueh.

Karen Tee Kwee Ling (L) and her mother Linda Yau Sew Luan make Nyonya Kuih rice cakes at RizCoconut, a restaurant she runs, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Sept. 1, 2019.

The Nyonya Kuih is a Malaysian steamed rice cake with a Chinese descent. Its typical ingredients include rice or glutinous rice, spices, coconut juice and plant-based pigment. In most cases the Nyonya ...