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A Traditional Nyonya Kuih Shop @ Seapark, PJ – A’Han Nyonya Kuih

September 2, 2012 | 22,575 views
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Colourful Variety of Nyonya Kuih

A’han Nyonya Kuih @ Seapark, Petaling Jaya – Colourful variety of Nyonya kuih made freshly everyday at the premise itself

Always a delight to have closure to every chapter in life. Here’s a follow up to the Seapark fried chicken rice story last two days. Since it can prove to be somewhat a challenge to park within the internal perimeter of the Seapark wet market area, we inched our way further and parked near to A’Han Nyonya Kuih shop; facing a row of terrace houses. And yeah, that famous burger lab is situated directly adjacent to this. But the ‘lab’ only opens in the evening. And A’Han should be closed by late afternoon (if I am not mistaken).

Tough luck huh? 😉

A'Han Nyonya Kuih @ Seapark

You know which shop this reminded me of? If you’re a die hard fan of Nyonya kuih; those colourful and small, almost bite-sized tea time snacks that can be either savoury or sweet, and found in abundance in Melaka and Penang, then you must have heard of this shop on Jalan Tokong in Ipoh named Khoo Eng Chee?

No? Then I have failed you. Yeah, no post yet until today because the shop closes on most days and at most times, since they concentrate more on wholesaling their products. If you’re curious as to where the shop is in Ipoh, Khoo Eng Chee is directly behind of Tuck Kee and Big Tree Foot YTF in Pasir Pinji area.

Selection of Nyonya Kuih

Anyway, the resemblance is uncanny. Family run business for decades. In a shop that’s designed sparingly, without much decor. In an older part of town. No bells and whistles of one dining establishment. You walk in, you pick your pieces, you pay and you leave.

Every piece of their Nyonya kuih is priced from RM0.90 (USD0.30) onwards. A tad pricey, given the size of each bite-sized piece, yet a price we won’t mind paying here in KL/PJ since good Nyonya kuih can be categorized as scarce. And Nyonya Colors ain’t one of my favourite joint anyway.

If you’re going … “Oh No! You silly MM! I have a better place to recommend you than this place!!!”

Then please. By all means share with us ya? 🙂

Pineapple Tarts

Most of their kuih were good, noticeable highlights include the Pulut Tai Tai (blue-tinged glutinous rice served with coconut jam/kaya) and Rempah Udang/Pulut Udang (a savoury mix of spicy dried shrimps and grated coconut stuffed into glutinous rice roll, then wrapped with banana leaf).

A’Han Nyonya Kuih shop sells various other confectioneries as well, but we did not bother to gauge the quality of these this time around since we were aiming for lunch at Hoe Fong Chicken Rice almost immediately after. Maybe next time then …. since the pineapple rolls appeared to be exceptionally enticing!

A’Han Nyonya Kuih
16 Jalan 21/22
46300 Sea Park,
Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel No : 03 7874 4169, 012 312 2612
Map and directions can be found at the end of this post.

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9 Responses to “A Traditional Nyonya Kuih Shop @ Seapark, PJ – A’Han Nyonya Kuih”

  1. Pureglutton says:
    September 2, 2012 at 6:55 pm

    Ahh yes… one of my usual kuih haunts in PJ! Good stuff.

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  2. Cindy Tong says:
    September 2, 2012 at 11:11 pm

    erm me think another aunty who sells in the morning market in Taman Midah taste better…hehehe…this one is a but pricey….such a tiny bite size..

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    vincent Reply:
    November 4th, 2013 at 10:22 am

    Can give me the contact?? thanks

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  3. Nymphadora says:
    September 5, 2012 at 9:23 am

    nyonya kuihs are not easy to make. plus if they use natural ingredients and traditional methods, then i wouldn’t say it’s pricey 🙂

    one of my aunts charges between RM0.60 to RM0.90 per piece of nyonya pineapple tarts. lots of process involved….pineapples are chopped manually to retain the juiciness, then cooked on slow fire for a few hours.

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  4. Anonymous says:
    January 15, 2013 at 5:15 pm

    can give hp no?

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  5. Anonymous says:
    July 20, 2013 at 5:24 pm

    The price of kuih should be RM1.00 per piece

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  6. Royale Ken says:
    May 14, 2017 at 1:23 am

    Hi ah han would like to ordered
    250 pulut Tai tai
    250 angku
    250 kuih talam and layer of colour
    250 rempah udang
    250 curry puff
    My name is ken
    Hp number 0125777560

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  7. Dvi says:
    November 15, 2017 at 11:34 am

    Even thou it was a buzy Thursday , since we have decided to give a business , we when a bought the kuih for a food taste, while buying we were checking on the business price and all the stuf, but they were not intended to entertain us perhaps they juz cut it short saying , even if u buy it in bulk or for personal , it gonna be RM1.30

    Besides, for you info the kuih was salty , kaya was very sweet and the kuih taste very (melekit) .

    Please do some improvement since you have many good customer out there and pls do not loss them

    All the Best

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  8. Alena says:
    March 10, 2018 at 6:44 pm

    Is it halal?

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