Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh at Queensway Shopping Centre
Location: 1 Queensway, #02-47, Singapore 149053
Floor 2 · Queensway Shopping Center
Traditional tutu kueh with coconut and peanut fillings, a Queensway staple since 1949.
Traditional tutu kueh with coconut and peanut fillings, a Queensway staple since 1949.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh at Queensway Shopping Centre has been serving the beloved traditional steamed rice cakes since 1949, making it one of Singapore's oldest tutu kueh stalls.The kueh is made fresh on the spot with either sweet coconut or peanut filling, steamed in the classic tin moulds that give the cake its distinctive shape.
Beyond the two classic fillings, the stall stays true to its heritage, offering no-frills authenticity that has drawn generations of loyal customers. For a taste of old Singapore at Queensway, Lau Tan Tutu Kueh is a must-visit.
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Based on 186 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
Bryan Heng
Damn.. should have googled them first. I will rate -100 Rude aunties — waiting area had no space and the sign was blocked by humans so we stood at the open area and watched the aunty make the tutu kueh, got told off for standing there.. + the tutu kueh not even nice, usually it should be moist and fluffy, theirs is dry and powdery.
Desmond Abdullah
These tutus are hard to find today and of cos the vendors are aware of it that they keep jacking up the price so much that it now costs $1 each. I am okay if it’s delicious but the current quality doesn’t warrant it. It’s so much flour and so little filling. It’s dry and need to wash it down with water. Tbh, I’d rather buy tau sar pieh.
Colin Soh
I have never tasted such a unique tutu kueh before in my whole life. It was dry and chewy. It was not fully cooked and no moisture at all. Not to mention the staff was also unfriendly. Should have read the reviews first before trying it out. Waste of my $9.
Valerie Nair
The coconut filling for the kueh tutu is not fresh, not fragrant and dry. The muah chee is so little for $3, if u buy it downstairs, the whole plastic box is filled to the top. Both do not justify the price paid.
Diana Yusof
They’re more famous for their atrocious service. Auntie ignored me despite seeing me for a whole minute never mind. Accidentally said 茶鸡蛋 (tea egg) instead of 茶叶蛋 (tea leaf egg) since the spelling on their menu is different and the cashier auntie went on a scolding spree, scolding me thrice in 10 seconds that I confused her and she doesn’t understand what I want. Is it that tough to understand when you’re only selling one kind of egg.. 😔 Taste not bad. No egg skin on the outside so don’t need to peel. Quite fuss-free to eat. But that experience left a sour taste in my mouth. Despite the bad reviews, wanted to visit to visit since I grew up eating their tutu kueh and cup corn before they rebranded and became so commercialised with the merchandise. Will not come back again :/
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
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Tutu Kueh Sign
A sign for Tutu Kueh, a traditional Singaporean snack. The sign features text describing the history of the snack, ingredients, and its origin. It also includes images of Tutu Kueh, waffles, and other food items. The sign indicates the business has been operating since 1949.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
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Food Stall with Menu and Display
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
A food stall with a sign displaying "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh" in both Chinese and English. The stall appears to be selling Tutu Kueh, a type of steamed cake. There are images of various fillings and a waffle on the lower part of the sign. In the background, staff members are preparing food, and stacks of disposable cups are visible.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
A food stall with several staff members preparing food. There are refrigerators stocked with drinks behind the counter. Various ingredients and serving containers are visible on the counter. A sign above the stall reads "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh" in both Chinese and English.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
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Food Stall with Pineapple Decorations
A food stall with a prominent sign featuring Chinese characters and the English text "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh". The stall is decorated with bright yellow pineapple ornaments and has a display of food items. Customers are queuing to order. An "EXIT" sign is visible overhead.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh Sign
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Food Stall with a Queue
A food stall with a queue of customers. A television screen displays a cooking demonstration. The stall has a sign with Chinese characters and English text. There are various food items displayed.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh Sign
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Food Stall with Menu
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh Stall
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
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Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
A food stall with a queue of customers. The stall has a sign with Chinese characters and the name "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh" in English. There are images of food items on display, including what appears to be tutu kueh and waffles. A television screen is mounted above the stall showing two people. An "EXIT" sign is visible on the ceiling.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
A food stall with a prominent sign displaying Chinese characters and the name "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh". The stall features images of various food items, including steamed buns, fried snacks, corn, and waffles. Two staff members wearing masks are visible behind the counter, preparing food. A queue barrier is placed in front of the stall. In the background, other shops and mall interiors are visible.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
A food stall with a prominent sign featuring Chinese characters and the name "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh". The stall displays various food items and a menu board. Several customers are interacting with the staff. The stall is decorated with red lanterns.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
A food stall with a sign displaying "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh" in English and Chinese. There are people queuing to order.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
A food stall with pineapple decorations and an EXIT sign. People are queuing to order. The stall has a sign with Chinese characters and the name "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh". There are also images of food items on display.
Close-up of a sweet treat
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Cup of Corn
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Dessert in a Container
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Food Preparation
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Food items in a market hall
A person holds two plastic containers of food inside what appears to be an indoor shopping mall or hawker center. The left container contains three pieces of green leaf-wrapped dessert, possibly coconut-based cakes. The right container has a square pastry topped with crushed nuts and sprinkles. In the background, there are illuminated signs, including one with Chinese characters, and other stalls visible under bright ceiling lights.
Waffle Sandwich with Peanut Butter
A hand holds a waffle sandwich filled with a generous amount of peanut butter, wrapped in white paper. The waffle appears to have a bite taken out of it. The background shows a light blue wall and a concrete ground with some metal benches in the distance.
Food Stall Counter
A food stall counter with various ingredients and supplies. In the foreground, there are stacks of white disposable cups and a clear plastic container. To the right, a metal tray holds white powder, possibly flour or sugar. Further back, there are containers with food items, including what appears to be shredded coconut and some green wrapped items. A white bucket contains dark specks. A sign reads "PLS ORDER AT CASHIER". In the background, a person in an apron is visible, and beyond that, clothing racks with garments are displayed. A small blue fan is also on the counter.
Food in Plastic Bags
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Food stall with takeaway bag
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Food Display
A display case shows various food items. In the foreground, there are tea eggs and cups of yellow curry fishballs and cup corn. In the background, people are preparing food.
Dessert Display
A display case filled with various desserts and snacks. In the foreground, there are several rows of white, round desserts wrapped in plastic, with labels indicating flavors like Coconut, Peanut, Plain, Chocolate, and Red Bean. To the right, there are cups of yellow corn, a dish of small, brown, textured balls labeled "MUAH CHEE," and some round, brown items that appear to be pastries or buns. Behind the display, staff members are visible preparing food. Signs overhead read "QUEUE THIS WAY" and "Aiyu Iced / 爱玉冰."
Indoor Market Scene
An indoor market scene with various stalls. On the left, a shoe shop displays shelves of footwear. In the center, a food stall with a queue of customers serves what appears to be traditional kueh. The stall has a menu board with images of food items and drinks. To the right, a clothing store features mannequins dressed in men's fashion and racks of apparel. The overall environment is brightly lit with a tiled floor.
Article about traditional pastries
A close-up of a newspaper article featuring pink, rose-flavored pastries called "Ong Ong Kui" and a cup of coffee. The article discusses the history and cultural significance of these traditional snacks in Singapore.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh Business Card
A business card for Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh, established in 1949. The card features a drawing of a street vendor with a cart and umbrella, alongside images of Tutu Kueh. It lists several locations: Queensway S.C., ION Orchard, Chinatown Point, and Bedok 205. Social media handles for Facebook and Instagram are also visible.
White dessert on a banana leaf in a plastic container
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Cup of Corn
A hand holds a white paper cup filled with corn kernels. A white plastic spoon is inside the cup, and a clear plastic lid is partially visible. The background appears to be the interior of a car.
Food stall display
A food stall display shows various food items and ingredients. In the foreground, there are three items with labels: "MUAH CHEE" for $2.00, a jar with yellow spheres and a red ornament, and a bowl of "FISH MAM SOUP" for $2.50. Behind these, a person in a blue shirt and white apron is preparing food, with a large metal cooking surface and several plastic bags filled with ingredients.
Food Stall Counter
A food stall counter with various ingredients and equipment. In the foreground, there is a large stainless steel steamer with two lids, containing white steamed buns. To the left, there are containers with various toppings, including what appears to be shredded coconut and peanuts. Behind these, stacks of green-wrapped food items are visible, along with bottles of water and a stack of white paper cups. In the background, a person's hands, wearing gloves, are seen preparing food. The stall appears to be in a busy market or food court setting, with shelves of shoes visible in the upper left corner.
Food Preparation
A food preparation area with several stainless steel containers and cooking equipment. A person wearing gloves is seen preparing food, possibly crepes or pancakes, on a flat cooking surface. Ingredients like black beans, shredded filling, and white powder are visible in separate containers. Stacks of plastic containers and a box filled with crumpled paper and green leaves are also present.
Food Preparation
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Hand holding a small white pastry on a banana leaf
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Waffles with Filling
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Hand holding a sweet treat
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Hand holding a white pastry in a car
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Pancake Sandwich
A hand holds a green pancake sandwich filled with a sweet, gooey filling, wrapped in brown paper. The background is blurred, showing a brightly lit indoor walkway with shops on either side.
Desserts in a Styrofoam Container
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Queen's Way Lan Tan Tutu Kueh Advertisement
A printed advertisement poster displayed in a glass frame, featuring an image of two women preparing food and text describing the history and significance of Queen's Way Lan Tan Tutu Kueh. The poster includes details about the owner Chen Yumei and her husband Wang Zhuqing, along with information about the shop's heritage and cultural importance.
Dessert in a Container
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Information about Tutu Kueh
This image displays a sign with text and photos detailing the history and ingredients of Tutu Kueh, a traditional Singaporean snack. The text explains that Tutu Kueh originated in the 1940s in Kampong Bahru, brought by immigrants from China. It highlights the use of rice flour, sweet coconut, and grounded peanut as key ingredients, emphasizing its handmade nature and original flavor. The sign also mentions that 'Tutu' comes from the Hokkien term 'Push' and has become synonymous with Singaporean street snacks. The accompanying photos show a close-up of the cakes and a scene of people preparing or selling them.
Article about Kueh Tutu
A framed article with text and images detailing the history and preparation of Kueh Tutu, a traditional Malaysian dessert. The article describes how hawkers used to sell these small cakes at street and night markets, and how they are made with sweetened ground peanuts or grated coconut. The images show a display of the cakes and people preparing them at a stall.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh Stall
A food stall preparing Tutu Kueh, a traditional Singaporean snack. The stall has a sign with Chinese characters and "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh" written in English. Various ingredients and equipment are visible, including containers of white powder, colorful fillings, and steaming apparatus. A person in an apron is seen preparing the kueh.
Food preparation in a kitchen
A woman wearing an apron and gloves is preparing food in a kitchen. She is using a scoop to place ingredients into a circular cooking mold. There are various containers of ingredients, including what appears to be black beans and white powder, as well as stacks of green leaves. In the foreground, there are plastic containers with food items and a blue lid. Other people are visible in the background, also engaged in food preparation.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
A newspaper clipping featuring two people, likely owners, standing behind a food stall. The text discusses the history and legacy of their traditional tutu kueh business.
Food preparation
A person wearing gloves and a pink shirt with a red apron is preparing food. The apron has Chinese characters and the number 1949. The person is using a knife to cut green leaves, which are placed on a tray with white food items. In the background, there are containers filled with white powder, possibly flour. There is also a metal steaming apparatus with white food items inside.
Food in plastic bags
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Information about Tutu Kueh
A sign detailing the history and ingredients of Tutu Kueh. It explains that the snack originated in the 1940s from immigrants from China who brought traditional recipes to Singapore. The ingredients include rice flour, sweet coconut, and grounded peanut, all handmade to retain the original flavor. The name 'Tutu' comes from the Hokkien term 'push'. The sign also includes historical photos of hawkers selling the snack and its preparation.
Tutu Snack History
A sign detailing the history of Tutu snacks, originating from immigrants in Kampong Bahru in the 1940s. It describes the ingredients as rice flour, sweet coconut, and grounded peanut, and explains that the name 'Tutu' comes from the Hokkien term 'push'. The illustration shows a traditional snack cart with an umbrella and a vendor preparing snacks.
Dessert Stall
An elderly woman wearing a red shirt and apron, with a face mask, is preparing food at a dessert stall. She is using tongs to scoop a granular dessert from a large round container. In front of her, a cash register displays the message "Thank you. Please come again.". Behind her, other staff members are also working. The stall appears to be in a market or food court, with shelves of clothing and accessories visible in the background.
People in a Mall
Four people are standing in a mall. In the foreground, a young woman in a white t-shirt is looking to her left. Next to her, a woman in a black top and white shorts is looking at her phone. Behind them, a man in a grey t-shirt and black shorts is holding a plastic bag. To the right, a woman in a red t-shirt and black skirt is looking forward. In the background, there are various shop fronts, including one with a "YONEX" sign. There are also signs with prices and product information.
Food Stall Preparation
A food stall worker, wearing a mask and apron, prepares food behind a counter. Steam rises from cooking equipment. Stacks of white disposable containers are visible, along with various ingredients in small bowls. In the background, shelves are stocked with goods, and other customers are present. A sign with "ORDER HERE" is partially visible.
Food Stall Preparation
A food stall worker, wearing a floral print shirt and a red apron, is preparing food. They are wearing gloves and a mask. In front of them are stacks of white cups, containers of ingredients, and steaming pots. A sign in the foreground has Chinese characters and reads "Queensway Lau Tan T". Another sign says "PLS ORDER AT CA".
Food Stall in a Mall
A food stall is set up in a mall, with a queue of customers waiting to order. The stall appears to specialize in Taiwanese cuisine, with menu items like "Taiwanese Original Flavor Braised Pork Rice" and "Taiwanese Bento". There is also a sign for "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh". In the background, a clothing store with mannequins and racks of clothes is visible.
Food Stall with Staff Preparing Food
A busy food stall with several staff members preparing food. In the foreground, an older woman in an apron is making dumplings. Behind her, another woman in an apron is also working at a food preparation station. In the background, a shoe store with a sign that reads "RISING SHOES" is visible. There are also shelves stocked with shoes and bags. Red banners with Chinese characters hang from the ceiling.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh Stall
A person wearing gloves is preparing Tutu Kueh at a stall. The stall has a sign with Chinese characters and the English text "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh". There are containers with ingredients like black beans and crushed peanuts. A metal steamer with Tutu Kueh is visible. A small menu board shows items like Chocolate, Red Bean, and Corn Cup with prices.
Waffle with Chocolate Filling
A close-up shot of a green-tinted waffle sandwich filled with melted chocolate. The waffle is held by a hand wrapped in white paper. The background appears to be an indoor tiled floor with some out-of-focus elements suggesting a public space.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh
Two women are preparing food at a stall. The woman on the left is wearing a blue shirt and the woman on the right is wearing a white apron over a red shirt. There is a sign that says "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh" in English and Chinese. The stall appears to be in a market or food court.
Food Stall with Customers
A food stall with a queue of customers. The stall has a sign with Chinese characters and the name "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh". There are pictures of food items on display. An "EXIT" sign is visible in the background.
Food Stall in a Mall
A food stall is set up in a mall, with several people working behind the counter and customers in front. The stall displays various food items, including what appears to be muah chee and cup corn. In the background, there are clothing stores with mannequins and merchandise.
Food Stall with Clothing Store in Background
A busy food stall is in the foreground, with people ordering and preparing food. Behind the stall, a clothing store called "MR TRENDY COLLECTION" is visible, displaying various garments. Red banners with Chinese characters hang from the ceiling. A clock is mounted on the wall above the food stall.
Food Stall Counter
A food stall counter with a display of drinks in a refrigerator and a staff member serving a customer. A sign above the counter shows pictures of food items and the business name. Red banners with gold lettering are hung from the ceiling.
Food Stall with Menu
A food stall with a prominent sign featuring Chinese characters and the English text "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kuch". The stall appears to be in a market or food court setting, with other shops visible in the background. A woman in an apron is working behind the counter. A large illuminated menu board displays various food items in colorful squares, including what appear to be desserts and snacks. Refrigerated display cases are visible behind the counter, stocked with drinks.
Food Stall with Menu and Customers
A busy food stall with customers ordering and staff preparing food. A large screen displays a woman, and various signs indicate the stall's name and offerings. The stall appears to be in a market or mall setting.
Food Stall
A food stall in a mall with staff serving customers. The stall has a display of food items and a menu board. There are social distancing markers on the floor.
Tutu Kueh Stall
Two women wearing masks and aprons are preparing food at a stall. The stall has a display of drinks and a sign that says "Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh". There is also a sign that says "PLEASE ORDER AT CASHIER COUNTER". The background shows a refrigerator stocked with drinks and shelves with various items.
Waffle Sandwich with Sauce
A hand holds a partially eaten waffle sandwich wrapped in white paper, filled with creamy sauce and possibly avocado or similar filling, outdoors near a building entrance.
Food Stall in Shopping Mall
A food stall with a wooden counter and glass display, featuring signs in Chinese and English. A TV screen shows a video above the stall. Stanchions guide customers to queue.
Hand holding a white pastry on banana leaf
A hand holds a round, white, flower-shaped pastry resting on a square piece of green banana leaf. The background shows an indoor setting with modern architecture, including a staircase illuminated by blue LED lights and metal railings.
Curry Dumplings in Cup
A white styrofoam cup containing three dumplings coated in a yellow curry sauce, with chopsticks resting inside.
Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh Signage
A large illuminated signboard above a food stall displaying images of various desserts and drinks, including waffles, tarts, and colorful juices. The sign features Chinese characters '陳' (Chen) with '1949', indicating the establishment's founding year. Text reads '女皇道老陳嘟嘟糕' and 'Queensway Lau Tan Tutu Kueh #02-47'. Below the sign is part of an oven or cooking equipment.
Queensway Lau Tan Tiau Kueh Stall
A food stall in a mall featuring a menu board displaying various items like coconut, peanut, and red bean waffles. A staff member wearing a mask stands behind the counter. The stall also advertises Queensway Pandan Waffles with prices listed.
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