Kueh And Snacks has traditional handmade kueh in Bukit Merah
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If you live near Queensway or Bukit Merah, you may have come across Kuehs And Snacks (Ah Ma Kueh). This old-school kueh stall has been around for over 30 years, with its recipes passed down from owner Chin Siew Ying, affectionately known as Ah Ma.
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Kuehs and Snacks is said to be the first place in Singapore to sell Black Herbal Kueh AKA chi kak kueh or shu ke kueh (鼠壳粿). This fragrant kueh, traditionally eaten during the Chinese New Year season, is made with herbal leaves from China. You can choose from three fillings: herbal leaves, green bean, and black sesame. Get it in a box of six for $14.
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Another lesser-seen kueh is the Bamboo Shoot Kueh ($14 for five). Also referred to as the OG version of soon kueh, this old-school snack features fresh bamboo imported from Malaysia for a sweet and crunchy texture.
Other savoury options include Leek Kueh ($9 for six), Rice Kueh ($9 for five), and Turnip Kueh ($9 for six).
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The range of handmade Ang Ku Kueh ($1.30) is not to be missed, too. Classic flavours include Green Bean, Salty Bean, and Peanut, but you can also get modern fillings such as Durian.
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If orh nee is up your alley, try their Yam flavour, featuring creamy and earthy yam paste in the between purple-hued mochi skin.
As everything is made fresh daily, you might want to give them a call before heading down if you’re looking for a specific kueh. Alternatively, pre-order online to avoid getting disappointed!
We’ve got plenty more old-school kueh content for your perusal, including a list of the best soon kueh stalls in Singapore! If you’re up to try something a little different, head to The Ang Ku Kueh Hut for their unique ang ku kueh waffles, served with ice cream.
Address: Block 125 Bukit Merah Lane 1, #01-164, Alexandra Village C3, Singapore 150125
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 8:30am to 7pm
Tel: 6273 5875
Website
Kuehs and Snacks is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Featured image adapted from @delia.cious, Kuehs and Snacks, and CK C
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