Where to get your kuih-muih fix in KL and PJ this Raya season

Treat yourself to the best kuih-muih in KL and PJ, whether you prefer to drop by in person or have them delivered straight to your doorstep.

Nothing says Raya quite like sharing a platter of kuih-muih with the ones you love. From dahlia cookies that crumble gently with a rich, buttery taste and a hint of milk, to the colourful layers of classic Nyonya kuih lapis, these traditional treats are a cherished part of the festive season.

Across Malaysia, kuih-muih hold a special place at the table, enjoyed as an afternoon pick-me-up or a sweet ending to a meal. Each bite often brings back fond childhood memories, whether it is sharing snacks with family or devouring homemade treats during festive visits. Today, these beloved desserts are easier than ever to find, sold at street stalls, neighbourhood kopitiams, and even by hotels offering festive selections for the upcoming Raya celebration.

And if you are not sure where to begin your kuih hunt, consider this your go-to guide. Even if you are planning an open house or simply tasked with bringing dessert to a gathering, we have rounded up the best places in KL and PJ to satisfy every kuih craving. From convenient delivery options to assortments perfect for gifting or sharing, here is where to get your kuih-muih fix this Raya season.

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A guide to the best kuih-muih in KL and PJ this Raya season

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Celebrate Raya with a selection of festive treats from The Mandarin Cake Shop at Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur. Perfect for gifting or sharing at home, the collection features a mix of traditional and modern favourites, including pineapple tarts, pandan coconut cookies, assorted dodol, rose Turkish delight, and pistachio and almond-stuffed dates. You will also find pandan layered cake and acar buah manis among the offerings, which makes it easy to put together a well-rounded Raya spread.

From RM28 onwards

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The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur presents its festive ‘House of Warisan Melayu’ collection, a curated assortment inspired by classic Eid celebrations. Expect a mix of nostalgic favourites and contemporary creations, from sugee biscuits and pineapple tarts to mixed fruit cookies. The selection also introduces a modern take on traditional treats such as chocolate-coated dates and their interpretation of the popular Dubai kunafa chocolate bar, offering something slightly different alongside familiar Raya staples.

From RM120 onwards

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Bring home the festive spirit with Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur’s specially curated Raya gifting collection. The line-up combines heritage flavours with refined confectionery, featuring charcoal-baked pandan and coconut cakes topped with gula Melaka or dates, chocolate-coated Medjool dates, marzipan-filled dried fruits, pralines, and an array of traditional cookies. Their Hari Raya Designer Cake, adorned with ketupat-inspired details, also makes an impressive centrepiece for gatherings. Gift sets and hampers also include classic treats such as dodol in various flavours and batang buruk.

From RM38 onwards

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W Kuala Lumpur’s Senja Hamper Edit is designed with togetherness in mind, offering a stylish way to mark the festive season. Assembled by the hotel’s culinary team, each hamper features curated sweet treats alongside keepsakes. Available at the W Store, the selection of hampers include Flock Bazaar Sweet Treats, EM’s Bazaar Senja Cookies, and the W Kuala Lumpur Tea Pot Set.

RM158+ per set

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For a Raya gift packed with flavour, the Sheraton Petaling Jaya Hotel’s exclusive hamper delivers a mix of sweet and savoury delights. Inside, you will find homemade pineapple tarts, matcha cookies, hazelnut chocolate cookies, a signature dates cake, premium dates, traditional dodol, and even a jar of the hotel’s briyani spice blend alongside dates syrup, all presented in a reusable storage box.

RM180 per set

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What began as a small home-based venture has grown into a heartfelt bakery known for its comforting, handmade creations. Founded by Alia, The Daily Kueh reflects perseverance and passion, offering a range of Raya-ready treats inspired by traditional flavours. Shoppers can expect favourites such as kerepek pisang alongside chocolate-coated dates and other festive snacks, which makes it a great option for those seeking artisanal kuih with a personal touch.

From RM23 onwards

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Tucked away in Petaling Jaya, Blue Dahlia offers a cosy escape where traditional kuih take centre stage. Each item is handmade, showcasing beloved classics such as bingka ubi, kuih koci, pulut panggang, and kuih talam. Even if you are dining in or stocking up for Raya gatherings, this cafe is a reliable stop for authentic flavours prepared with care.

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Kueh Cafe lives up to its name with an extensive selection of colourful traditional sweets served alongside comforting local dishes. From kuih koci and seri muka to chewy onde-onde and kuih ketayap, the variety here makes it easy to assemble a festive assortment for Raya celebrations. It is a go-to spot for anyone craving a wide range of classic kuih in one place.