Chinese traditional snacks are available all year round. It consists of ‘Sa Qi Ma’, pepper
biscuits, fortune cookies, peanut cookies, crispy honeycombs, prawn rolls, kuih
bahulu, peanut puffs, pineapple tarts and many more.
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