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A collection of traditional kuih found in Malaysia and Singapore. keria, talam, karipap, dodol, putu piring, lapis cake, bahulu, tako and cara Stock Vector

Traditional kuih muih Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia. Kueh tradisional. Malay and Peranakan. Kuih bahulu. Kuih talam. Bingka ubi. Ang ku kueh. Ang ku. Ketayap. Kuih lapis. Malaysian dessert
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Malaysia's popular assorted sweet desserts Kuih Nona Manis, Kuih Lapis, and Kuih Buah Melaka Stock Photo

Varity Malaysian south east Asian nyonya kuih sweet desert sago tilam pulut terkan inti koci bongkus koo lapis dodol onde onde on green banana leaf wooden plate Stock Photo

Sweet Nyonya kuih muih Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia. Kueh tradisional. Pulut inti Pulut tai tai. Seri Muka. Kuih Koci.Seri Ayu Puteri Ayu Pandan. Kuih vector illustration. Malaysian dessert
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MALAYSIA FOOD SINGAPORE FOOD NYONYA KUIH MUIH MALAY CHINESE Stock Vector

Malaysian Style Tea Time Kopi Coffee Kopitiam with Kuih Pastries Illustration Doodle Stock Vector

Assorted of Malaysia Sweet Pastry 'Kuih Muih' Stock Vector

Sweet Nyonya kuih muih Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia. Kueh tradisional. Malay and Peranakan. Donut. Doughnut. Kuih Tako. Kuih Cara Manis. Onde onde. Kuih vector illustration. Malaysian dessert
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Malaysia sweet dessert with coconut known as kuih ketayap Stock Photo

assorted mixed colourful kuih nyonya sweet desert on palm leaf plate on white background Stock Photo

Kueh Dadar(kueh Ketayap) is a popular rolled coconut crepe consumed as snack or dessert commonly in Singapore and Malaysia. The Han characters means Kueh Dadar. Stock Vector

Iftar/Berbuka Puasa (or Fatoor) is the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. (Caption: Hari Raya Aidilfitri also known as Eid al-Fitr) Stock Vector

Kuih Muih ada di Malaysia Stock Photo

Tradisional Malaysia desert or Kuih-muih Stock Photo

Traditional Malay Food and cookies during Ramadan and Eid Mubarak. Hari Raya Aidilfitri Festival. Vector Illustration Stock Vector

Kuih lapis is a traditional Malay nyonya sweet desert. Stock Photo

Hari Raya Aidilfitri greeting card with ketupat (malay rice dumpling) and kuih muih (malay pastry or dessert). (caption: Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically & spiritually) Stock Vector

Hari Raya Aidilfitri background design with Kuih Raya. Malay means Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically and spiritually. Stock Vector

Traditional dessert food in Malaysia or 'kuih muih'. Variety of delicious and popular assorted sweet. Vector Illustration Stock Vector

Kuih Gulung also known as ketayap in malay. In Indonesia known as Dadar Gulung. In Indonesian, dadar literally means "omelette" or ‘pancake’ while gulung means "to roll". Stock Photo

Kuih traditional Malay nyonya sweet desert assorted mix on palm leaf plate jute
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Malaysian dessert, Kuih-muih, hari raya, food, malay food, Kuih kelapa, coconut, kuih cara berlauk, kuih bakar. Stock Photo

Kuih Ketayap in Malaysia or Dadar Gulung in Indonesia is a Roll Crepes Filled with Grated Coconut and Palm Sugar. Stock Photo

Hari Raya Aidilfitri background design with Almond London Cookies,Kuih Semperit,Ketupat, Kuih Bahulu. Malay means Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically and spiritually. Stock Vector

Kuih Talam made of pandan leaf and coconut - Malaysia traditional snacks from Peranakan Culture Stock Photo

Malaysia sweet dessert with coconut known as kuih ketayap Stock Photo

Popular cookies in Malaysia during celebration of Eid Mubarak (Hari Raya) on white background and selective focus. Stock Photo

Nyonya Taste Chinese New Year Red Packet Design. Translation: (Left) Advent For Phoenix, (Middle) Blossom For Fortune, (Right) Happy New Year Stock Vector

Malaysia's popular sweet dessert Kuih Buah Melaka Stock Photo

Traditional kuih muih Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia. Kueh tradisional. Malay and Peranakan. Kuih cincin. Kuih bijan. Kuih bakar. Talam gula melaka. Malaysian dessert Stock Vector

Raya greetings with ketupat (rice dumpling), kuih muih (malay pastry), Teko & Kendi (canister used to wash hands). (caption: Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically & spiritually) Stock Vector

Hari Raya Aidilfitri background design with Kuih Bahulu. Malay means Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically and spiritually. Stock Vector

Hari Raya Aidilfitri background design with Kuih Raya. Malay means Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically and spiritually. Stock Vector

Kuih Lapis. Malaysia sweet dessert. Vector illustration Stock Vector

MALAYSIA FOOD SINGAPORE FOOD NYONYA KUIH MUIH MALAY CHINESE Stock Vector

Hari Raya Aidilfitri background design with Kuih Raya. Malay means Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically and spiritually. Stock Vector

Hari Raya Aidilfitri background design with Kuih Raya. Malay means Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically and spiritually. Stock Vector

Set of cute cartoon ketupat with pelita oil lamp, kuih muih (malay pastry) and fireworks stick. Muslim festival celebration flat design for poster, banner or graphic design. Stock Vector

doughnuts, donat, kuih muih,donat manis Stock Photo

Malaysia sweet dessert with coconut known as kuih ketayap Stock Photo

cookies concept in selective focus. Traditional cookies for eid festive called "kuih kacang" or peanut butter cookies in a dark and dramatic light Stock Photo

Different type of Malaysian traditional cake, kuih pulut udang, seri muka, kek pisang, karipap, keladi, bingka. served on weave basket wooden weave classic black background Stock Photo

Iftar/Berbuka Puasa (or Fatoor) is the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. (Caption: Hari Raya Aidilfitri also known as Eid al-Fitr) Stock Vector

MALAYSIA FOOD SINGAPORE FOOD NYONYA KUIH MUIH MALAY CHINESE Stock Vector

Iftar/Berbuka Puasa (or Fatoor) is the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. (Caption: Hari Raya Aidilfitri also known as Eid al-Fitr) Stock Vector

cookies concept in selective focus. Traditional cookies for eid festive called pineapple tart or tat nenas or known as nastar in Indonesia bite-size pastries filled or topped with pineapple jam Stock Photo

Nyonya Plate with Phoenix and Peony Graphic Technical Drawing. Translation: (Title) Nyonya Ceramic Plate Stock Vector

MALAYASIA AND SINGAPORE LOCAL FOOD (KUIH MUIH) Stock Vector

Hari Raya Aidilfitri background design with ketupat. Malay means Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically and spiritually. Stock Vector

Hari Raya Aidilfitri background design with Cookies. Malay means Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically and spiritually. Stock Vector

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri vector illustration with traditional Kuih Raya. Caption: Fasting Day of Celebration Stock Vector

Malaysian Food "Kuih Muih Tradisional" Stock Photo

Malaysian cakes or kuih-muih on white background with selective focus and blurry. Stock Photo

cookies concept in selective focus. Traditional cookies for eid festive called "makmur" or "biskut suji" with the peanut inside the cookies and served with a white wooden tray with white background Stock Photo

Hari Raya Aidilfitri vector illustration with traditional Kuih Raya. Stock Vector

nasi lemak dan kuih muih Stock Photo

Pineapple roll tart cookies known as Tat Nenas isolated over white background.Modern cookies for Hari Raya Aidilfitri (Eid Ul-Fitr) cekebration.Pineapple tart isolate. Stock Photo

Hari Raya Aidilfitri template. Ketupat (rice dumpling), malay pastry, teko & kendi (canister for washing hands). (caption: Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically & spiritually) Stock Vector

Violet purple color gelatinous sticky rice cake Pulot tartal Kuih Pulut Tekan Stock Photo

Hari Raya Aidilfitri vector illustration with traditional Kuih Raya. Caption: Fasting Day of Celebration Stock Vector

Dessert Melaka Food, Kuih Muih Melaka by watercolor illustration. Stock Vector

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri vector illustration with traditional Kuih Raya. Caption: Fasting Day of Celebration Stock Vector

Variety of kuih muih traditional Stock Photo

MALAYSIA FOOD SINGAPORE FOOD NYONYA KUIH MUIH MALAY CHINESE Stock Vector

Kuih Talam. Malaysia Traditional Food. Malaysian sweet dessert. Vector illustration Stock Vector

Set of cartoon lady wearing peranakan kebaya with Nyonya pastry, bakul siah, oil paper umbrella and hand fan. Baba-nyonya culture flat design. Stock Vector

Malaysia popular assorted sweet dessert with coconut known as kuih ketayap. Stock Photo

Iftar/Berbuka Puasa (or Fatoor) is the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. (Caption: Hari Raya Aidilfitri also known as Eid al-Fitr) Stock Vector

Hari Raya Aidilfitri vector illustration with traditional Kuih Raya. Caption: Fasting Day of Celebration Stock Vector

Different type of Malaysian traditional cake, kuih pulut udang, seri muka, kek pisang, karipap, keladi, bingka. served on weave basket wooden weave classic black background Stock Photo

Malaysian cakes or kuih-muih on white background with selective focus and blurry. Stock Photo

traditional Malaysian dessert called kuih tepung pelita or kuih tako on a rustic plate over a dark background. Coconut milk and flour prepared in banana leaves. Popular during fasting month Ramadan Stock Photo

Malaysia Traditional cakes. Kuih muih, Curry puff and Donut served with tea on white wooden table Stock Photo

Iftar/Berbuka Puasa (or Fatoor) is the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. (Caption: Hari Raya Aidilfitri also known as Eid al-Fitr) Stock Vector

A famous Malaysia and Indonesia food known as "kuih ketayap" or "dadar gulung". It is also call as sweet coconut pancake. Stock Photo

Kuih Talam. Malaysia sweet dessert. Vector illustration Stock Vector

Iftar/Berbuka Puasa (or Fatoor) is the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. (Caption: Hari Raya Aidilfitri also known as Eid al-Fitr) Stock Vector

Different type of Malaysian traditional cake, kuih pulut udang, seri muka, kek pisang, karipap, keladi, bingka. served on weave basket wooden weave classic black background Stock Photo

Hari Raya Aidilfitri background design with ketupat. Malay means Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically and spiritually. Stock Vector

Kue Talam Oncom, Traditional Steamed Cup Cake from Indonesia with Oncom Topping. Oncom is One Traditional Staple Foods of West JavaMade from Soy Bean or Peanut Fermentation. Known Kuih Talam Malaysia Stock Photo

Unwashed sweet potato or known as ubi keledek or ubi oren in Southeast countries. Suitable for kuih-muih or bubur. Stock Photo

Close up Kuih Muih Malaysia for breakfast Stock Photo

Top view of Malaysian cakes called kuih kasui, in selective focus and blurry. Usually eaten during breakfast or tea. Stock Photo

Nyonya Plate with Phoenix and Peony Graphic Human Art Illustration. Translation: (Title) Nyonya Ceramic Plate Stock Vector

Nyonya delights dessert “Kaya Kuih” (Blue Glutinous Rice Cakes) , “Kuih Lapis” (Steamed Layer cake desserts) and “Kuih Talam” (Pandan Tray Cake) on glass plate and isolated black background. Stock Photo

Indonesian, Malaysian traditional food Kuih Lapis on plate vector illustration. Traditional snack of steamed colorful layered soft rice flour pudding. Kueh lapis. Ramadhan bazaar. Stock Vector

Kuih muih Malaysia, food of Malaysia Stock Photo

Iftar/Berbuka Puasa (or Fatoor) is the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. (Caption: Hari Raya Aidilfitri also known as Eid al-Fitr) Stock Vector

Traditional Malaysian food called Kuih Ketayap or Dadar,in vector illustration format. Ramadhan bazaar. Stock Vector

Simple breakfast nasi lemak with roti canai and kuih muih Stock Photo

Different type of Malaysian traditional cake, kuih pulut udang, seri muka, kek pisang, karipap, keladi, bingka. served on banana leaf wooden background Stock Photo

Kids surround playing in Hari Raya Aildilfitri Stock Vector

Kuih Gulung also known as ketayap in malay. In Indonesia known as Dadar Gulung. In Indonesian, dadar literally means "omelette" or ‘pancake’ while gulung means "to roll". Stock Photo

A vector of Traditional Malay confectionery in a plate. The confectionery inside is "seri muka, karipap, kuih lapis, keria, ketayap and kuih koci". Stock Vector

Kuih Ketayap in Malaysia or Dadar Gulung in Indonesia is a Roll Crepes Filled with Grated Coconut and Palm Sugar. Stock Photo

Malaysia Sweet Pastry 'Kuih Muih' in Cute Expression Stock Vector

Hari Raya Aidilfitri background design with Kuih Raya. Malay means Fasting day celebration, I seek forgiveness, physically and spiritually. Stock Vector

Kuih lapis colourful layer rice cake on white background Stock Photo

Popular cookies in Malaysia during celebration of Eid Mubarak (Hari Raya) on white background and selective focus. Stock Photo

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