An Authentic Teochew Food Festival by Thye Moh Chan

Rare Teochew Delicacies and Heritage Treats: Discover handcrafted favourites rarely seen in Singapore including Bo Bee Kueh, Ping Pong Kueh, Teochew Yam Rolls, Yam Duck “Shit” Oolong Milk Tea and more
Masterclass Workshops and Live Demonstrations: Learn to hand-wrap your own mini tau sar piah, make your own mini Teochew lantern, and enjoy live Peanut Square demonstrations.
For One Week Only: 26 Oct-1 Nov 2026, 10am – 9pm, exclusively at Chinatown Point Atrium, with limited quantities of handcrafted delicacies available

Thye Moh Chan Teochew Food Festival

As Thye Moh Chan marks 83 years of traditional Teochew pastry-making in Singapore, the heritage bakery invites the public to rediscover the richness of Teochew culture at its annual Teochew Festival, held from 26 October to 1 November 2026 at the Chinatown Point Atrium.

For over a decade, Thye Moh Chan has championed the preservation and celebration of Teochew culinary heritage through its Teochew-themed food festivals – a testament to its unwavering dedication to cultural storytelling and community engagement. As Singapore’s first and only Teochew bakery to be honored as a Steward of Intangible Cultural Heritage by the National Heritage Board (NHB), Thye Moh Chan remains committed to its heartfelt mission: safeguarding, celebrating, and cultivating a lasting appreciation for authentic Teochew pastries and traditions across generations.

This year’s showcase brings together more than 80 handcrafted delicacies, traditional snacks and heritage souvenirs, including specially selected items flown in from Swatow, alongside masterclasses, live demonstrations and cultural experiences for all ages.

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Activities for All Ages

Get crafty with Mini Teochew Lantern Making (迷你油纸灯笼制作; free with a minimum spend of $38), where guests can paint their own mini lantern with their name or even a heartfelt blessing for their loved ones as a charming keepsake. These Chinese lanterns, usually displayed during major festivities like Chinese New Year and the Mid-Autumn Festival, are known for their distinct woven bamboo frames, oil-coated silk paper, and vibrant hand-painted cultural motifs.
Fun for little ones – bring the kiddos for Air Clay Kueh Making (free with a minimum spend of $38), where you can shape and mould colourful clay into the iconic Teochew kueh shape.
Customers can also register for Traditional Teochew Mini Tau Sar Piah micro masterclass (Only one slot daily, from 3 – 4pm), where participants can learn how to hand-wrap their own pastries! This is the secret behind Thye Moh Chan’s famous flaky layers, and you get to experience it by stepping behind the counter for a quick, experiential trial where you’ll get to wrap your very own authentic Teochew pastry under the guidance of experienced bakers.
There will also be daily live demonstrations by Thye Moh Chan masterchefs making their popular Peanut Squares!

Bring A Piece of Teochew Heritage Home

The Teochew experience continues beyond the festival, with a curated selection of traditional pastries, nostalgic snacks, teas, and keepsakes. In keeping with its commitment to authenticity, the Thye Moh Chan team travelled to Swatow to taste and hand-select some of region’s finest Teochew delicacies, bringing a taste of culinary heritage back to Singapore. Each selection offers guests the chance to take home a piece of Teochew heritage.

Among the highlights are two new Fingered Citron Soft Candy (老香黄软糖) creations, priced at $10.80 each or $18.80 for any two boxes. One features just the sweet, slightly herbal, and citrusy taste of the Fingered Citron, while the other, Fingered Citron and Loquat Soft Candy (老香黄软糖枇杷) pairs this with the sweet-and-tangy orange fruit that is also widely used in traditional Chinese medicine to clear lung heat and relieve coughs.

For gift steeped in tradition, the Teochew Three Treasures (潮州三宝; $18 each or $53 for a set of three) brings together three prized preserved fruits: Old Kumquat (老药吉), Chinese Wampi (黄皮鼓) and Fingered Citron (老香黄).

Teochew heritage also comes in playful new forms. from the festival’s specially designed Reusable Bags ($5.80 each) in Lantern, Green and Pink, feature playful floral and lantern motifs. When not in use, the bags fold neatly into a cute Tau Sar Piah keychain plush pouch

Rounding out the collection are the Tau Sar Piah Mini Pouch (PWP $8.80, U.P. $9.80) and Png Kueh Pouches (PWP $11.80, U.P.$12.80; Mini: PWP $8.80, U.P. $9.80). Inspired by beloved Teochew kueh, these adorable pouches make delightful keepsakes or gifts.

Wedding Sets

Step into the world of Teochew wedding traditions, with a special display showcasing the cherished customs, symbolism and auspicious treats traditionally associated with the celebration. At the heart of these traditions is tau sar piah, a must-have for Teochew weddings and a beloved symbol of blessings and togetherness.

All wedding sets enjoy an exclusive 20% off at the Teochew Food Festival.

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