helsinki-based BAKING LITTLE BITES OF MALAYSIA ONE “KUIH” AT A TIMe, KEEPING GRANDMOTHERS' RECIPES BUSY IN THE NORTH.

Kuih & Co.

Curious about kuih-muih? Start here, available for pickup and delivery.

Karipap - mini - 10/kpl
€33.00

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Karipap - medium - 10/kpl
€43.00

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

The Kitchen

Upcoming cooking Classes

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PICK IT . LEARN IT . EAT IT • Sat, June 6
€65.00

A WILD HERB EXPERIENCE IN MUSTIKKAMAA

On June 6th, we invite you to step into the forest and experience food in a different way — not from a supermarket shelf, but directly from the land.

This workshop is a collaboration between Chef Jouni Toivanen and Malesian Keittiö Klubi, bringing together Nordic wild ingredients and Southeast Asian food traditions.

The Language of Herbs : Nasi Ulam • Fri, July 17
€45.00

BIODIVERSITY AND TRADITION IN A BOWL OF NASI ULAM (HERB RICE)

Nasi Ulam(herb rice) is more than a rice dish it is a conversation between people, plants, landscapes, and memory. Across Malaysia and the wider Malay world, generations have gathered fresh herbs, edible leaves, and aromatic ingredients to create this vibrant dish, reflecting local biodiversity, seasonal abundance, and cultural traditions.

In this hands-on workshop, participants will explore the history and cultural significance of Nasi Ulam while learning to identify, prepare, and combine a variety of traditional herbs and aromatics. Through cooking, tasting, and storytelling, we will examine how ingredients communicate knowledge about place, identity, and community.

Participants will:

  • Discover the origins and cultural significance of Nasi Ulam

  • Learn about traditional Southeast Asian culinary herbs and their uses

  • Practice techniques for preparing and combining fresh herbs

  • Prepare and taste an authentic Nasi Ulam

  • Explore connections between food heritage, biodiversity, and local knowledge

Suitable for culinary students, food professionals, and anyone interested in Southeast Asian food culture.

NOURISHING MOTHERS THROUGH TRADITION AND CARE.

Bringing together Malaysian confinement traditions and Nordic simplicity to support mothers with warmth, comfort, and nourishment after birth.