Wokay, guess it's time to share it. Well....after queuing up for mooncakes for more than an hour at Ming Yue last year, Mamarazzi saw a shop nearby also have quite a number of people. Must be something good there
A bakery...old style bakery.
Business seems to be pretty good. There was people queueing for the kuihs there.
They have large varieties of kuih-muih. Hmm...anything you can think off..maybe can find it here.
Some nyonya kuih for herself
And Angku for me.
If you are craving for some local nyonya kuih, you can try out this shop.
Here is the address : 44, Jalan Tokong, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.
Business hours : 8am to 8pm
Opens daily except Sunday
A-la-la-la-la-la your mamarazzi is memang Nenek Kebayan already. Shake her sarong and you will see all her kerosang, pins and spiders dropping out. I am sure she has more photos sitting inside her blog drafts.
ReplyDeleteI sukak to eat Nyonya Kuehs. I love to eat Ang Koo the most and prefer to fry them sometimes. The crispy texture would be so heavenly nice. The Chai Kueh is also my favourite as I am a Teochew nang. Yesterday we just brought some Singapore friends to try our kuehs at Nyonya Colours at One-Utama. They loved it like crazy and voted it better than Singapore's Bengawan Solo chain. LOL
kekekeke....ya lor baru dig out and post
DeleteI have heard of fried angkoo but never taste
Those colourful trays~
ReplyDeleteya....collorful till dunno which one to choose
DeleteIf i see the bakery, i will sure end up buying...
ReplyDeleteI think you will like this place
DeleteActually the kueh here is mar mar only... but if buy in bulks to sell, then ok lar.. I still like those sold in 1-Utama.. nyonya colors... very nice and quality kueh..
ReplyDeleteya ka. Taste okay for me wor
DeleteWah. Basi post but everything looked pretty authentic and good in there.
ReplyDeleteI like the colourful trays.
Post basi tak apa...the kuih no basi LOL
DeleteI sure would love to try but not angku - we have nice ones here now, just RM1 each.
ReplyDeleteRM1...now everything so price...last tie rm1 can get 3 angkoo
DeleteI like to eat kuih
ReplyDeleteunfortunately hard to get one in KL
too much work to make so not many will make and sell
DeleteMy fav is the angku. This shop is definitely the kuih-muih haven, one which is popular as well.
ReplyDeleteHi5! you are same like me
DeleteVery nice! Old style bakeries are the best!
ReplyDeleteI love all sorts of kuih! Next time come Taiping and try!
ReplyDeletewill sure do :)
DeleteThe angku is very beautiful, the color of fall. What is it made of?
ReplyDeleteIt;s made of glutious rice flour and bean paste as stuffings
DeleteWonderful! Always enjoy these. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWelcome, Denise :)
DeleteWhat a lovely bakery.
ReplyDeleteYes..it is. :)
DeleteAgain you show me Some new things.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
Kind regards,
welcome :)
DeleteI love to see the way they prepare the food items:)
ReplyDeleteHmm.... it's a lot of work making it
DeleteI like this bakery, got so many kueh to choose. I sure rambang mata here, all also want to taste. But my favorite is angku kueh. Especially when leftover and fried in the pan. Ho chiak!
ReplyDeleteya lor...really dunno what to buy..everything looks good
DeleteHello!:) Everything looks very good, and nicely displayed in the old style bakery. Have a great week!:)
ReplyDeletethanks :)
DeleteThis kuih shop is very popular with those doing small business and for those holding functions. I have tasted the kuih there.
ReplyDeleteWah famous ka? LOL... didnt know. Only know when google wanna write post
Deletefor me old bakeries are more trust able then new ones because they care for their reputation mostly
ReplyDeleteNot only old but these type of kuih not many will make anymore coz a lot of work involve
DeleteI would love to try some of all of this. I'm glad this draft waited for you for a year to post. Great find.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ☺
hahaha...yea...so many draft yet to post up
DeleteThanks for your visit. I love Thai food so different to what we get here. We had a great holiday in Phuket some years ago and loved eating there down at the beach. Have a good week Diane
ReplyDeleteOh this is not Thai food. But we like thai food too :)
DeleteGlad you found some treats.
ReplyDeleteso happy to find this
DeleteI learned a new word today...backery, meaning old style bakery.
ReplyDeleteopsss...typo error LOL
DeleteMe too...always follow the crowd especially when I am not that adventurous.
ReplyDeletehahaha... same same
DeleteAppetizingly interesting :)
ReplyDeletethanks :)
DeleteThe old bakery looks good! Those round ball bread appetizing are me.
ReplyDeleteRound ball actually not bread. It's a type of fried glutinous rice with either red bean paste or peanuts in it and coated with sesame seeds
DeleteOh I will love this place. Make sure remember to go the next time go Ipoh.
ReplyDeletemark this place LOL
Deletelots of tasty kuih
ReplyDeleteya lor...a lot
DeleteWaa...really so many kuih. I would go crazy trying to choose which one to buy!
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