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<p dir="auto">This is the sort of neighbourhood stop I would pair with a Batu Kawah breakfast run rather than treat as a long detour. Nina makes the kuih fresh on the spot, and the appeal is in that warm, handmade texture rather than an oversized dessert portion. Come with small change and a plan to share, especially if you want to try both the pandan kuih and apam balik.</p>
<p dir="auto">You can find the stall at Sweet Memories Cafe, Ensing Timur Lorong 6, Batu Kawah, Kuching. It operates daily from 9:00am to 1:30pm. Nina also sells the mini pandan kuih at Petanak evening market from 6:00pm, except Tuesdays.</p>
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<p dir="auto">If your Kuching food list leans toward traditional kuih made in small batches, this is an easy local detour—would you start with the pandan kuih or the apam balik?</p>
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