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Borobudur Nonya Pastries Pte Ltd
537 Bedok North Street 3, #01-523, Singapore 460537
Borobudur Nonya Pastries Pte Ltd is a budget-friendly bakery in Bedok offering traditional Nonya baked goods and pastries. Located at 537 Bedok North Street 3, the shop draws regular customers seeking authentic flavors at accessible prices.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 45 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Borobudur Nonya Pastries has a long history, with some patrons recalling it fondly from their childhood.
The peanut ang ku kueh, in particular, is frequently mentioned as a signature item, with some customers ordering it for significant family events.
We note that the brand has expanded to pop-up stalls, making their offerings more accessible.
However, we also see consistent feedback regarding a decline in quality, particularly in the last few years.
Specific complaints highlight issues like hard ang ku kueh skin, mushy peanut filling, and other kueh varieties being stale or having off-flavours.
While some customers still find the items delicious and fresh, the inconsistency is a recurring theme.
The price point remains inexpensive, with a total of four items costing $3.80 in one instance.
Verdict: Best for those seeking nostalgic Nonya pastries, but be prepared for potentially inconsistent quality, especially if you're a long-time fan.
It might be worth trying a small selection first rather than a large order.
Signature
peanut ang ku kueh
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 45 · 5 sources
What customers say
Borobudur Nonya Pastries receives mixed but generally positive feedback, with many customers praising the delicious and fresh Nonya kueh, particularly the peanut ang ku kueh, which evokes childhood nostalgia.
However, a significant concern is the inconsistent quality, especially post-COVID and after a change in ownership, with some customers noting hard ang ku kueh skin, mushy fillings, and other pastries like ondeh ondeh tasting bitter or causing stomach upset.
Service is generally described as warm, though occasional order errors are mentioned.
Google Reviews
Came across this pop-up stall at Food Republic @ BreadTalk IHQ selling kuih and crackers, run by an elderly uncle. I bought one to try during lunch and it was surprisingly delicious! My colleague and…
Great variety of handmade goodness Peanut AngkuKuek smell so good OndehOndeh: nice skin wish that the pop can be more explosive Kuek Dadar: superb skin with loads of filling, wish the filling to be mo…
The layered kueh lapis was beyond my expectation considering the price of $1.10 each which is a bargain. Would definitely come back for it. kueh Dadar was nice and soft with enough filling inside.
We walked past this shop and were drawn to its wide variety of Nonya pastries. The lady mentioned that they sell as little as one piece per order. We picked one of several Nonya kueh, and the lady ser…
Had a very bad tummy ache right after eating the ondeh ondeh. It tasted really bitter as well. Ang ku kueh with salted beans as very “wet” and melty, almost had no texture. Kueh dardar was average. Se…
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