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Tai Thong Cake Shop

Central Area, Central Region, Outram
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Central Area, Central Region, Outram
+65 6223 2905
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Tai Thong Cake Shop – Copyright © 2014 Daniel Chia. All rights reserved.

Tai Thong Cake Shop 

Outlet Type: Bakery & Confectionery

Cuisine (Ethnicity/Dialect Group): Cantonese

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

Local Address 1: 35 Mosque Street, S059513.

Telephone: 62232905

Website: NIL

Email: NIL

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Nut Cookies – Copyright © 2014 Daniel Chia. All rights reserved.

Outlet Description:

Tucked away among the shophouses of Mosque Street, Tai Thong Cake Shop is known to the older generations first of all for its mooncakes, packed in iconic brown paper bags, as well as for its Cantonese wedding items and Chinese New Year goodies such as love letters. Although now located a few doors down from the original spot on Mosque Street where it opened as a teahouse in 1950, little has changed (apart from prices) since: the shelves and trays of traditional items still beckon, and peering past them you still see a flurry of activity in the kitchen that accelerates during festival times. Try the lotus paste mooncakes – with as many salted egg yolks as you dare – and the ‘kum toy’ mixed nut mooncake.

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