Kuih Cafe
$ • Cafe, Pet FriendlyAbout Kuih Cafe
Customers' Favorites
Nanyang Coffee & Iced Chendol
Durian Burnt Cheese Cake
Chicken Lunch Special
Kuih Pandan-Red Bean
Pandan Layered Cake
Nasi Lemak Bungkus
Crispy Apam Balik
Pandan Layer Cake
Special Kuih Set
Cheese Cupcakes
Kuih Cafe Reviews
Everything!! We tried the nasi lemak, kuih ubi kayu, pandan chiffon, Ube taro layer cake and pulut panggang! And i love them all, the food reminds me of home 🏠
If you love pandan, this cute cafe is the place to be! I’m not a huge fan of pandan but I loved the stuffed cookie I was able to get here.
There isn’t a single bad thing on the menu here. I’ve been coming since the week she opened right before the pandemic began; she’s just as sweet and down to earth now as she was then!
Anything with Kaya is delicious. Everything is made by hand from scratch with love. The pandan mochi waffle is so yummy (great textural contrast of crunchy outside and chewy inside), as are all the different kuih and cakes she makes. I love her savories, but given the popularity...read full review
Anything with Kaya is delicious. Everything is made by hand from scratch with love. The pandan mochi waffle is so yummy (great textural contrast of crunchy outside and chewy inside), as are all the different kuih and cakes she makes. I love her savories, but given the popularity...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 12 - 6PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 6PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 5PM |
Kuih Cafe is a traditional Malaysian cafe operated by a welcoming owner who prioritizes authenticity. The cafe serves a variety of Malaysian treats, including the thick Malaysian pancake with pandan, peanuts, and brown sugar, as well as crispy crepe-like pancakes and homemade kuih that are not overly sweet. It also offers savory dishes and seasonal specials, including the Pumpkin Basque Cake and Purple Sweet Potato Basque Cake, which are known for being colorful, super moist, and delicious. With a focus on flavorful, homemade food, Kuih Cafe is a must-visit destination for Malaysian food enthusiasts. The cafe has gained popularity, showing a good flow of customers despite its location being a little far from the busiest part of Chinatown. Preorders for special occasions like the Mid Autumn festival are available, featuring delights such as gorgeous durian mooncakes. The service is quick, and the food is made without preservatives, making it an excellent choice for food lovers.