Cake - Birthday (Naruto)

Vincent was addicted to this Japanese anime called Naruto and his sister wanted to surprise him and ordered this cake from me. It is a scene where Naruto fights Sasuke in the waterfalls:

Cakes - Football Birthday

Alan was a soccer fan and that is his favourite sport. Thus, for his 29th birthday, his brother ordered a customised  football themed cake for him:

Cupcakes - Birthday of Favourite Things

Yong Wah and his brother, Yong Lim celebrated their birthday recently and they ordered a customised cake with their favourite items. This is a birthday cake consisting items of favourite things

If you are also thinking of giving your loved ones a set of their favourite things, let me know and I can do a similar customised set for you.

A more detailed picture of the cake

Cupcakes - Chinese New Year Edition

Mark was seeking a special unique gift for his boss for Chinese New Year and requested me to made these.

And John wanted to surprise his sweetheart (who happens to be born in the year of the snake) for Chinese New Year, so I came up with this:

Some of the designs in detail

Cupcakes - Baby Shower / Full Moon Celebration

Vincent & Emily recently had a new addition to the family. They requested 120 cupcakes for the first month celebration and individually packed one for their guests who attended the baby shower lunch.They needed 2 sets of packaging for the full moon cupcakes, one containing angku kueh and eggs and the other without. They wanted to make it extra special since they are Straits Born Chinese from Malacca and thus, 'bakul siah' was added into the package.

These are lacquered bamboo baskets which are called Bakul Siah in Baba Malay term. Bakul is the malay term for ‘basket’, and Siah means ‘auspicious’ in Hokkien. The red and black combination of Bakul Siah are most commonly seen and used, whereas the black and gilded ones are rare and usually ornately decorated. Back in the old days, the smaller, rounded versions were used for storing food or gifts on special occasions, especially during birthdays or festive visiting. And then, there were the wealthy Peranakans who used bakul siah to transport wedding gifts. The baskets were used in pairs, and the items associated with weddings such as garments, beadwork, jewellery, and auspicious produce such as sugarcane and oranges were exchanged between the two families during the ‘Guo Da Li’ ceremony.

Below are the pictures of the cupcakes that they ordered:

Full Moon Package with Angku Kueh and Red eggs

Individually Packed cupcake for Baby Shower Favor

Some of the cupcake designs that they ordered:

Some of the individually packed designs: