Location: Orchard Road
椰子/花生/原味(无馅料)
一盒(任选10片)
椰子/花生/原味(无馅料)
(any choice of flavours)
(any choice of flavours) *Minimum 10 pcs per box
*Minimum 2 pcs
Includes options for 椰子/花生/原味 (no filling)
A box containing 10 pieces of any flavor combination. Minimum 10 pcs per box.
Individual pieces with options for 椰子/花生/原味 (no filling). Minimum 2 pcs.
No filling
Minimum 10 pcs per box
No filling, Minimum 2 pcs
Staff preparing traditional coconut cakes at Chinatown Tans TuTu Coconut Cake stall.
A person in blue gloves prepares a white cake mixture with various ingredients in containers.
A person preparing a dessert with a special tool in a stainless steel machine.
A container of white, fluted coconut cakes with cute cartoon faces on them.
A menu board for Chinatown Tan's Tutu Coconut Cake, showcasing their offerings and heritage.
A vendor prepares Tutu cakes at a counter with QR codes for payment.
A close-up of white, fluted cakes in a clear plastic container, garnished with green leaves.
A plate of white, fluted coconut cakes served on green leaves.
A person in a light blue uniform and mask prepares food at a stall.
A menu board for Chinatown Tan's Tu Tu Coconut Cake, showcasing their offerings and heritage.
Signage for Chinatown Tan's TuTu Coconut Cake shop with a menu board visible.
A shop front for Chinatown Tan's TuTu Coconut Cake with a menu board and staff preparing food.
A plate of white coconut cakes served on green leaves with a cup of coffee in the background.
A container of white, fluted coconut cakes with cute cartoon faces on them.
A plate of white coconut cakes served on banana leaves, with blurred diners in the background.
A hand holds a plastic bag filled with coconut cakes wrapped in leaves.
Hands holding a white pastry with a shredded coconut filling.
Three white coconut cakes are served on a plate, each on a green leaf.
A person in a black shirt and cap prepares food with various ingredients in containers.
Steaming coconut cakes in a metal steamer at Chinatown Tans TuTu Coconut Cake.
A person in blue gloves prepares coconut cake with various ingredients and equipment.
A baker wearing blue gloves prepares a dessert with coconut cake ingredients.
A vendor prepares a dessert at a food stall, with customers interacting.
A shop counter with drinks, cakes, and a staff member wearing a mask.
A menu board for Chinatown Tan's Tutu Coconut Cake, showcasing their signature Tu Tu Kueh.
A customer orders at the Chinatown Tans TuTu Coconut Cake stall in a food court.
A menu board for Chinatown Tan's Tutu Coconut Cake, listing prices for various flavors and quantities.
Based on 15 reviews
Out of 2294 shops
Not enough ratings
Mika yichelle Ono
Xin Pei service is very bad… you can tell she was taking her own sweet time🤣 problem is you can’t order and leave, you’ve to stand there for 30mins, tutu is amazing, but be prepare to wait stand and wait🤣 Previously there’s this China lady her service is good and fast..
lianne jang
the girl who was serving gave very bad attitude, ordered and there was enough flour to start making but instead of starting to make, she decided to take more flour and spent ten whole minutes to pour it out, bad service, queue was long. 10/10 not recommended. girl was wearing black cap, blue mask with black shirt 👎🏻👎🏻
Li Jun Pek
They need to stop taking food delivery orders. Ive been queueing for over 35 minutes and although the queue is short, half the orders are for grab / takeaway or something so the line barely moves. You don’t even know how long it’s going to take. What a horrible experience !!!!
Sabrina
Although looks promising, the skin was way too dry. Honestly terrible and not worth the $5 price. Only saving grace was that the coconut and peanut fillings were both tasty.
Shirley
Doesn’t taste like the traditional tutu piring. Very dense and not fluffy.
EmceeRichardStyle
EmceeRichardStyle Mic Rating 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤 $4.50 for a set of 5 mini UFO flour cakes with coconut and peanut filling. Don't miss this if you are here at Wisma Atria!
Alowe
I personally preferred this better than the Maxwell food court ones. Also they use a metal mold instead of a plastic one. Somehow watching the process it was aesthetically more pleasing :p . Its 50 cents more .
Teck Boon
There’s only 2 flavors to choose from and that’s coconut or peanut. Freshly made on the spot and takes a while if there’s a queue as there’s only one person preparing it. Eat it when it hot as once it cools down, it gets really hard. Try the Haig Road putu piring and that’s 3-4 times better than this.
C.W.
Love the tutu dessert. Amazing flavour, great texture, great price $1 for one piece if you want to buy 10 pieces and that’s $10. Waiting time didn’t take long it was great. 😊 will I return again? Hell yeah!
Dennis N
Pretty good and not too sweet. Great for people who don’t like the whole load of sugar for the more traditional ones. Each are also perfectly and pain-staking made! 🥹 …
