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Tai Chong Kok 

Central Area, Central Region, Outram
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Central Area, Central Region, Outram
+65 6227 5701
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Tai Chong Kok Shopfront – Copyright © 2014 Daniel Chia. All rights reserved.

Tai Chong Kok

Outlet Type: Bakery & Confectionery

Cuisine (Ethnicity/Dialect Group): Cantonese

Speciality/ies: Mooncakes, Piah, Chinese New Year items.

Local Address: 34 Sago Lane, S059026.

Telephone: 62275701

Website: http://taichongkok.com

Email: sales@taichongkok.com

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Husband and Wife Biscuit and Dragon Phoenix Biscuit – Copyright © 2014 Daniel Chia. All rights reserved.

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Established in 1935 by Tham Kai Chee, family business Tai Chong Kok has been perfecting the art of making traditional Cantonese confections for three generations. Hand-made mooncakes and nian gao are their signature items, along with traditional cupcakes, cookies, and tau sar piah. One of Singapore’s few Chinese bakeries to sell mooncakes year-round, not solely during Mid-Autumn, Tai Chong Kok still makes its own preservative-free lotus seed paste: the other staple mooncake flavours include red bean, and the very popular mixed nuts.

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Tian Tian Chicken Rice located at Singapore's Maxw Tian Tian Chicken Rice located at Singapore's Maxwell Food Market is one of the most famous chicken rice stalls in Singapore. If you are making your way to Tian Tian chicken rice, be sure to come off peak. Pay at the cashier counter first before making your way to the pick up area. We dined there at 4pm and there was no queue 🐌🐌🐌 #food #foodie #sgeats #eatsg #sgdining #dinner #foodlover #foodcoma #foodoclock #foodphotography #foodart #foodadventures #epicurean #gourmettraveller #eat #eeeeeats #igfood #instafoodie #foodinstagram #chickenrice #tiantian #foodiesg #slowfood #slowfoodsg #heritagefood #singaporeeats #singapore
Head to Charlie's for your Peranakan fix before Go Head to Charlie's for your Peranakan fix before Golden Mile Food Centre closes on 1 December for renovations 🐌 We feasted on Sambal Ampela (duck's liver), Rawon, Chap Chye, Nangka Lemak (young jackfruit core) to the rarely seen Lo Kai Yik (a dish made with chicken wings, pork skin, intestines, cuttlefish & kangkong in a gravy made with fermented red bean curd). We had to control ourselves from ordering more and extra rice to polish off the food. Major yums 🐌 #food #foodie #sgeats #eatsg #slowfoodsg #slowfood #heritagefood #peranakan #localflavours #foodlover #foodcoma #foodoclock #foodphotography #foodart #foodadventures #epicurean #gourmettraveller #eat #eeeeeats #igfood #instafoodie #foodinstagram
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Congratulations to the Chair of the Slow Food Sing Congratulations to the Chair of the Slow Food Singapore Heritage Heros Award Programme, award-winning cookbook author and popular culinary instructor Christoper Tan - for taking home the top prize at the Singapore Book Awards with The Way of Kueh 🐌 #food #slowfood #slowfoodsg #heritagefood #heritagehero #heritage #singapore #sgeats #eatsg #thewayofkueh #christophertan #books #singaporebookawards2020 #mysingapore #foodie #kueh #cakes #instafood #igfoodies #instafood #foodinstagram #foodphotography
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If you are looking for handmade old fashioned bak If you are looking for handmade old fashioned bak kwa (BBQ pork slices), head to Kim Hock Seng along Geylang Road. The affable Mr. Ong Geok Hoo still painstakingly makes his bak kwa from scratch using a recipe inherited from his late mother in law. The bak kwa had a lovely sweet caramel flavour and was soft and not too chewy. Do chat with Mr. Ong who will be more than happy to tell you of his days when the stall was along Keong Saik Road (a hike in rent forced him to move to the present premises) and his time when he took part in the Mr. Duxton Plain Body Building Competition in 1970 🐌 570 Geylang Road Singapore 389515 (Between Lorong 32 & Lorong 34) Tel : 6221 4882 🐌 #heritagefood #slowfood #slowfoodmovement #slowfoodsg #bakkwa #artisanal #bbqporkslices #handmade #foodiesg #kimhockseng #geylang #singapore #localflavours #igfoodies #instafood #foodinstagram #foodphotography
PSA: Kuehs are selling out fast! So make your way PSA: Kuehs are selling out fast! So make your way down quick to ouesocialkitchen for Kueh Appreciation Day 2019 🥳 delimaslina: Selling fast juliebakes: Selling fast hainanxiaochi: Selling fast thepigbakesclay: Kueh accessories still available! kuehs_and_snacks: Sold out Chef Damian: Sold out harrianns: Sold out pohcheukitchen: Sold out hakkapang: Sold out maryskafe: Sold out
Some of the fusion cakes left at juliebakes! Ondeh Some of the fusion cakes left at juliebakes! Ondeh Ondeh, Milo Nutella, Rocher, Serawa Durian,and Kuk kukus (steamed fruit cake). Cempedak (jackfruit) is available on seasonal basis only and lucky for us, we can get it here today at Kueh Appreciation Day! 😋😋
Here’s a snippet of cookbook author Christopher Here’s a snippet of cookbook author Christopher (thewayofkueh) at the kuih rose demonstration workshop for Kueh Appreciation Day 2019! 🌹 Happening right now at ouesocialkitchen #nerdbaker
Finishing up the “chicken dropping” we got fro Finishing up the “chicken dropping” we got from hainanxiaochi 🤣🤣 Don’t worry, it’s not really chicken 💩😳 but is fact a dessert made from skunkvine, also known as Chinese fever vine with a comorting ginger and gula melaka soup base (similar to the broth we get from ginger tang yuan)!
Don’t mind us. We fought the crowd too to secure Don’t mind us. We fought the crowd too to secure our breakfast of kuehs!! 😛😛😛
Kueh Appreciation Day 2019 is off to a great start Kueh Appreciation Day 2019 is off to a great start!! Everyone’s really going for the rare kuehs PSA: maryskafe is already sold out for the Pang Suzie! All kuehs are while stocks last. Hurry down!!
1 more sleep till Kueh Appreciation Day 2019!! Fea 1 more sleep till Kueh Appreciation Day 2019!! Feast your eyes on and indulge in a wide collection of traditional and rare kuehs – all of which are fresh and handmade with love by our invited kueh vendors – at the event tomorrow at ouesocialkitchen on 28 July, Sunday from 10am to 4pm (or while stocks last!)
Did you catch us on CNA938 yesterday?⁣ ⁣ Thank Did you catch us on CNA938 yesterday?⁣ ⁣ Thank you stanleyleongcna for having us on Eat Drink Singapore! Cookbook author and chair of Slow Food Singapore’s Heritage Heroes programme, Christopher Tan was with Julie Jahayer of juliebakes on the show to discuss the little known facts of kueh making and the exciting line up of kuehs and workshops that will be available at Kueh Appreciation Day on 28th July, on Sunday tomorrow, at 10am to 4pm at ouesocialkitchen 🥳 ⁣ ⁣ Tickets to the larp making workshop is still available! Book now via klooktravel_sg or the link in our profile!
One of our new vendors at Kueh Appreciation Day th One of our new vendors at Kueh Appreciation Day this year, juliebakes will be serving up traditional Malay kuehs made from her mother’s heritage recipes such as bingka ubi and kek kukus (steamed fruit cake).⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣ Julie Bakes also specialises in modern Western-style layer cakes incorporating popular kueh flavours like ondeh ondeh, serawa durian and more!⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ Come down to buy them at Kueh Appreciation Day on 28 Jul, Sun, 10am to 4pm at ouesocialkitchen ⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ Tickets to a hainanese larp making workshop can be booked via klooktravel_sg or the link in our profile!⁣⁣
If you want to learn how to make some of these kui If you want to learn how to make some of these kuih rose, also known as kuih loyang or bee pang xiu (in Hokkien), don’t miss the demo workshop by cookbook author and Chair of Slow Food Singapore’s Heritage Heroes programme, Christopher Tan, at ouesocialkitchen on 28 July, Sun⁣ ⁣ The general event will run from 10am to 4pm (or till kuehs are sold out) while Christopher’s Kuih Rose workshop will be running from 12pm to 1pm ⁣ Tickets to workshops can be booked via klooktravel_sg or the link in our profile!⁣ ⁣ Photo credit: Christopher Tan⁣ ⁣ [UPDATE] Thank you for the support for the demo workshops. Both the bolu cocu and kuih rose workshops are sold out. There are a few seats left for the larp making workshop. Don’t miss out!
Deli Maslina should be no stranger to Malay kueh d Deli Maslina should be no stranger to Malay kueh devotees. A household name, delimaslina has been in the business for nearly four decades, faithfully making a wide range of more than 50 traditional kuehs, snacks and cookies such as kuih bakar (in pandan or potato flavours), or leaf-wrapped kuehs such as the abok-abok daun (made of sago, grated coconut and palm sugar) or the savoury pulut panggang (a glutinous rice roll stuffed with a sambal filling). They will be serving up some of their lovely signature kuehs and more at the Kueh Appreciation Day 2019 happening at ouesocialkitchen on 28 July, at 10am to 4pm Kueh making workshops are available at the event as well and tickets can be booked via klooktravel_sg or the link in our profile!
8 more days till the Kueh Appreciation Day! We ca 8 more days till the Kueh Appreciation Day! We can’t wait to sink our teeth into one of the handmade Teochew kuehs by kuehs_and_snacks including their signature png kueh enclosing seasoned glutinous rice and steamed soon kueh made the traditional way (filled with succulent bamboo shoots instead of turnip which is more commonly seen nowadays) – just the way ah ma 👵🏻 used to make. Kueh Appreciation Day 2019 is happening at ouesocialkitchen on 28 July, at 10am to 4pm Tickets to kueh workshops are also available for booking via klooktravel_sg or the link in our profile!
Many are familiar with chef_pang ’s intricate Fr Many are familiar with chef_pang ’s intricate French cakes and bakes at antoinette_sg but the established French-trained pastry chef is also in the business of heritage food at hakkapang His Hakka snacks are usually only available via advance orders but come 28th July, Sun, Chef Pang will be whipping up Hakka Mee Tai Mak [NEW] on the spot on Kueh Appreciation Day, at ouesocialkitchen between 10am to 4pm. Do come early to avoid disappointment! Swipe right for a peak at his full menu that day! 😉 Don’t miss out on the kueh making workshops on 28th July as well. Purchase your tickets via klooktravel_sg or via the link in our profile!
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