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Apr 20, 2024 · Medium Ang ku kueh (Tiong Ku) Feb 20, 2024 | Special Occasions Kueh. A bigger version of Ang Ku Kueh, Tiong ku are used during Chinese festivals.
Ji Xiang Confectionery at Everton Park, aka Ji Xiang Everton, since 1988 serving only traditional handmade ang ku kueh.
Our story. Ji Xiang Confectionery started its business from a kitchen in a HDB flat located at Everton. This family run business started out selling only two flavours, peanut and sweet bean paste, to provision shops and hawker around the neighbourhood.
Mar 3, 2022 · For fans of ang ku kueh, you’ve probably heard of Ji Xiang Ang Ku Kueh before. Well, we have good news for you! They have recently opened three new outlets at Jurong Point, Lau Pa Sat, and Plaza Singapura! Not only that, they are currently having an opening promotion bundle of eight ang ku kuehs for only $12 (U.P. $14.80) till ...
Jul 7, 2023 · Ji Xiang Confectionery is one of Singapore's most famous ang ku kueh stores, with their only store in Everton Park presenting 9 flavours.
10 Piece Ang Ku Kueh. From $14.
Feb 18, 2021 · One of the most popular places to get Ang Ku Kueh in Singapore is Ji Xiang Confectionery 吉祥 at Everton Park (“Ji” means “luck”, while “xiang” means “prosperity”). It has opened a new outlet at Bugis Street earlier in 2021, and this will be expanded with a mini museum along with hands-on Ang Ku Kueh making classes ...
Ji Xiang Confectionery is possibly the only food business in Singapore that specialises in handmade ang ku kueh. Visit this store at Everton Park and you will see a large space adjacent to the main store.
Traditional Handmade Ang Ku KuehThe Nonya Way of the Ang Ku Kueh Pre Order Now Pre Orders Ang Ku Kueh Pre Orders Ang Ku Kueh Workshop Make Your Own AKK BAI TIAN GONG 拜天公 Preorders For 17 February 2024 Available Now Bugis Flagship open from 8am to 12pmon 9th February. Closed from 10th February to
May 24, 2017 · If you visit Ji Xiang, you will notice not just one, but a few tables full of split green beans which is still prepared by hand. Traditionally, there were only three types of filling, viz, peanut, split beans and salty green beans.
