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Home / Lifestyle / DNS Kacang Puteh : Famous Wholesale Kacang Puteh in Ipoh

DNS Kacang Puteh : Famous Wholesale Kacang Puteh in Ipoh

January 1, 2019 by StrawberrY Gal

 Nestled within the heart of Ipoh, the close-knit suburb of Buntong is not only renowned for its charm but is also celebrated as the home of the humble kacang putih, a beloved Malaysian street snack. However, beyond the delectable crunch of these treats lies a fascinating tale of resilience and community that has evolved over the years.

The custodians of the kacang putih legacy in Buntong are the industrious traders of the Nadar clan, tracing their roots back to the picturesque Ettayapuram village in Tamil Nadu, India. Driven by the trials of life, they sought a new beginning in Malaya, ultimately finding solace at the foothills of Gunung Cheroh in Ipoh during the era of British colonial rule.

Recently, our journey led us to a hidden gem within the labyrinthine lanes of Buntong—an unassuming shop that has become synonymous with the finest kacang putih and an array of Indian snacks at unbeatable prices. Located in Ipoh, this unpretentious establishment offers a treasure trove of delights, from the traditional Kacang Putih to the aromatic Muruku, assorted nuts, and an assortment of other tempting treats.

The shop, adorned with simplicity, is a testament to the rich heritage and culinary prowess of the Nadar clan. Here, amidst the aroma of spices and the rhythmic sounds of daily life, one can experience the authentic flavors of India brought to life through generations of expertise.

For those seeking not only the crunch of the finest Kacang Putih but also a culinary journey through affordable and delectable Indian bites, this unassuming spot in Buntong is undoubtedly the go-to destination. Step into this haven of flavors, where tradition meets affordability, and savor the essence of Buntong’s culinary heritage crafted with love and tradition.

Address: 46, LALUAN SG PARI, 4, Laluan Sungai Pari 19, BUNTONG, 30100 Ipoh, Perak

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