Kuih: A Bite of Tradition

Handcrafted Southeast Asian desserts that celebrate heritage
About Kuih Hong kong

Your Kuih Maker

I’m neither Malaysian nor Singapore, but a Hong Konger with a love for Southeast Asian flavors. I first encountered Malaysian cuisine during culinary school—and I was hooked.

That passion led me to spend over four years living and working in professional kitchens across Malaysia and Singapore. In Singapore, I had the privilege of working at a Michelin-starred Nyonya restaurant. It was there I learned to make many of the kuihs you see here. 

Now, I bring these experiences back, hoping to share the blending the tradition of kuihs with Hong Kong.

Unique.
Not too sweet.

Fresh pandan and high quality coconut milk used in the kuih!

Our Kuih Fans!

I can eat 5 ang ku kuihs in one seating!
gula Melaka ang ku kuih ang ku kueh
Fiona W.
Even my family who are not fans of sweets loved them all! Their favorite was the kuih lapis.
mung bean ang ku kuih ang ku kueh
Jo C.
Tastes just like childhood!
black sesame ang ku kuih ang ku kueh
Shawn L.
My favorite was the kuih salat! Visually stunning! The textures and flavors worked well to complement each other. Most importantly, it was not too sweet.
peanut ang ku kuih ang ku kueh
Joy T.
The ang ku kuihs tasted even better than the ones I had in Singapore!
green ang ku kuih ang ku kueh
Cindy L.

Contact Kuih HK

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kuihhongkong@gmail.com