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Zuhaizar, Anis Aleeya Batrisya
UiTM Institutional Repositories (Universiti Teknologi MARA)
Bahulu Panas is a traditional bahulu store located in Tikam Batu, Kedah, owned by Muhammad llhamy bin Kamal, situated at Lot 1139, Kampung Batu, Tikam Batu, 08600, Sungai Petani, Kedah. Rooted in family tradition, Bahulu Panas has long cherished bahulu as a generational heritage, but with a vision to expand on a larger scale, they are embracing a new and exciting twist. Present to you, Bahulu Kingyo. Inspired by taiyaki, Japan's beloved fish-shaped street snack, Bahulu Kingyo reimagines the classic bahulu with a modern, cross-cultural fusion. This innovative approach introduces Japanese inspired flavored fillings, creating a unique taste experience that appeals to Malaysian and Japanese youngsters who love exploring new flavors and textures. Moreover, the new tagline "The Taste of Heritage" represents the heart of Bahulu Kingyo. A harmonious blend of Malaysian and Japanese traditions into a single delightful bite. By merging Malaysia 's time honored fish shaped bahulu with Japan's beloved taiyaki. Bahulu Kingyo preserves heritage while embracing innovation, making it a treat that transcends cultures. Bahulu Kingya preserves heritage while embracing innovation, making ii a treat that transcends cultures. Furthermore, The Bahulu Kingyo series offers a selection of indulgent flavors, each crafted to highlight the richness of both Malaysian and Japanese influences. Firstly, Matcha Tarik Custard, a bold & earthy indulgence. This flavor combines the deep, umami rich essence af Japanese matcha with the comforting creaminess af Malaysia 's iconic teh larik, resulting in a smooth and velvety custard fil ling. Secondly, Sakura Bandung Custard, a Floral & Sweet Delight. This delicate fusion takes inspiration from Japan's cherry blossoms sakura and Malaysia's nostalgic bandung…
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Making, milling, storing or using matcha in foods.
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Zuhaizar, Anis Aleeya Batrisya. (2025). Bahulu kingyo / Anis Aleeya Batrisya Zuhaizar. UiTM Institutional Repositories (Universiti Teknologi MARA).
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