KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 9 — We're hopping as fast as we can towards Chinese New Year after just welcoming the new year. It's that annual season to buy all your favourite...
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 9 — We're hopping as fast as we can towards Chinese New Year after just welcoming the new year.
Here you have tiny cookies that melt in the mouth. They are crafted from arrowroot flour and egg yolks to get that beautiful texture. It's baked from a home based kitchen located at USJ Subang Jaya that also caters Nyonya food.Currently they are accepting limited orders so place your orders quickly via WhatsApp to +012-4938557.
Encased in a giant sized match box with a rabbit design, it's a collectible you want to keep to cherish and remember the Year of The Rabbit.packets from Hock Moon Hiong and a mini BBQ pit to start your own grilling at home. This gift box is RM178.
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