Best Chinese New Year goodies for 2025
With Chinese New Year (CNY) less than a month away, it’s high time to start planning your CNY gatherings and reunion meals. We’ve gathered the best CNY goodies to buy this 2025 for your upcoming parties, ranging from savoury snacks to the quintessential pineapple tarts. These are great for hosting or gifting!
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1. Aunty Hong
Whether you’re looking for a gift-worthy cookie set to impress the in-laws and parents or you’re playing host this CNY, you’ve come to the right place. Homegrown brand Aunty Hong offers a wide range of handmade goodies, featuring time-treasured recipes passed down over generations. Some of their products are halal-certified, too!
Consider their line-up of CNY bundles, all of which come in elegant packaging so you don’t have to worry about the presentation. For instance, the Jubilee Delights ($128) is an all-in-one kit with three tiers of sweet and savoury snacks. Tuck into CNY must-haves such as Golden Pineapple Tarts and Melty Kuih Bangkit, alongside less familiar goodies including Coffee Butter Cookies.
On the savoury front, you can expect the likes of Spicy Floss Samosas, Premium Prawn Rolls and many more. The three-layered tin stars an intricate Peranakan tile design, making it the perfect centrepiece for any festive table. Alternatively, the smaller Harvest of Joy ($49.90) set comprises two snack tins—Aunty Hong’s Signature Love Letter and Caramelized Chilli Belinjau Keropok—stacked together in a gold tower box with beautiful floral accents, complete with a rope handle for easy carrying. Additionally, 1% of all proceeds from Aunty Hong’s CNY online sales will be donated to Dover Park Hospice, a non-profit organisation in Singapore—more reason to order!Â
Enjoy free delivery when you spend a minimum of $100.Â
Order Aunty Hong’s CNY goodies today!
Aunty Hong is not a halal-certified bakery.
2. Krumb BakeryÂ
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Krumb Bakery is an up-and-coming online bakery that’s just rolled out their CNY menu. Their goodies are freshly baked to order and contain no added preservatives, making them the perfect gift for yourself or your loved ones. What’s more, they’re sold in two sizes, Petite and Regular, so you can shop according to your budget and party size.Â
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Their Signature Cranberry Pineapple Ball ($17/$24) is a must-order for good reason. You get a rich, melt-in-the-mouth pastry made with premium New Zealand butter, encasing a sweet and tangy mix of pineapple paste and dried cranberries. For something simpler, you won’t go wrong with the Deluxe Classic Butter Cookie ($14/$21), said to be delicately soft and crumbly with a buttery flavour. There’s also a Chocolate ($14/$21) rendition for chocoholics! If you’d like something heartier, we think the Grain and Nut Crunch ($14/$21) will do the trick. These cookies are packed with cereals, pecans, and cashews for a crunchy texture and nutty flavour. If you’re heading to a CNY gathering, win the best guest award by treating your host to a Gift Bag Bundle ($40/$52), which comes with two regular-sized or four petite cookie jars and a set of CNY-themed poker cards packed in a cute canvas bag.Â
Get free delivery when you spend above $88.
Shop Krumb Bakery’s CNY goodies now!Â
Krumb Bakery is not a halal-certified bakery.
3. Aimer La PatisserieÂ
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Check out Aimer La Patisserie‘s CNY lineup for gorgeous gift sets packed with a mix of goodies. The homegrown brand is offering three bundles this year: Blooming Abundance ($68), Blooming Bliss ($58), and Blooming Prosperity ($28). For a good variety, we recommend the former.
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Packed in a pretty floral gift box, this set comes with four “money” bags filled with 26 assorted cookies: Aimer La Pineapple Pastry, Savoury Cheese & Pepper Cookies, Chocolate Butter Cookies and more.
Place your order before 15 January 2025 to enjoy 10% off the bundles!
Order from Aimer La Patisserie today.
Aimer La Patisserie is not a halal-certified bakery.
4. Whisking Bakes
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Singapore’s first taro cafe, Cafe by Whisking Bakes, is offering their popular Orh Tee Tarts for CNY this year. These buttery, melt-in-the-mouth tarts come with a house-made yam paste filling that’s creamy and not too sweet. You can get them at $17.90 for a small bottle with 11 pieces, or $37.90Â for 25 pieces.
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New on the CNY 2025 series is the Pandan Orh Nee Tarts, which feature a pandan-spiked pastry encasing the brand’s signature orh nee paste. These go for the same price as the original flavour.
Delivery starts at $15, or you can collect your order at their cafe in Lavender.
Order Whisking Bakes’ CNY tarts!
Whisking Bakes is not a halal-certified bakery.
5. Whiskdom
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Whiskdom, known for their lava cookies and brownies, has a whole range of CNY goodies for you to treat your fam. You won’t go wrong with the Classic Pineapple Balls ($28.80), though there are other fun renditions such as Earl Grey Pineapple Balls ($29.80) and Yuzu Pineapple Balls ($32.80) too.
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They also have Ondeh Tarts ($33.80), where crumbly pastry is filled with a rich pandan coconut filling. Else, cut through all the sweetness with the savoury Triple Cheese Butter Cookies ($25.80), which are said to be melt in the mouth.
Delivery is free when you order above $120.
Check out Whiskdom’s CNY offerings!
Whiskdom is not a halal-certified bakery.
6. Baker & Cook
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Artisanal bakehouse Baker & Cook has rolled out two CNY goodies for 2025: Pineapple Shortbread ($28.80+) and Cinnamon & Walnut Choco Chip Cookies ($26.80+).
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The former features the brand’s signature butter shortbread filled with a generous amount of pineapple paste, while the latter stars crunchy cinnamon-infused cookies studded with walnuts and chocolate chips—great for snacking while you bai nian! You can also get both as a set at a discounted price of $48.80+.
Check out Baker & Cook’s CNY lineup.
Baker & Cook is not a halal-certified bakery.
7. Ginger.Lily
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Hilton Singapore Orchard‘s Ginger.Lily is pulling out all the stops this year with their Lunar New Year Deli selection. Highlights include decadent Pillow-Shaped Pineapple Tarts ($49.05), melt-in-the-mouth Almond Sugee ($49.05), and Golden Kumquat Knots in a Tin ($41.42), where mandarin and pineapple-flavoured cookies are packed in a bronze metal tin.
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8. PAUL SingaporeÂ
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Treat your guests to something a little different this year with PAUL Singapore‘s range of canapes, tarts, and cakes. Look forward to new creations such as Earl Grey & Salted Orange Butter Cake ($15.80)Â and Pineapple Apricot Cheese Tart ($8.80): tangy apricot jam and tropical fruit whipped ganache atop a crumbly tart shell, topped with pineapple cheese swirls and pistachios.
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For extra huat, order the Mandarin Orange Tartlet, priced at $39 for a box of eight pieces. You get buttery tarts filled with orange jelly and custard, then finished with juicy mandarin orange segments.
Spend at least $120 to enjoy free delivery, plus a free pack of PAUL red packets and playing cards!
PAUL Singapore is not a halal-certified bakery.
9. Thye Moh Chan
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Popular traditional bakery Thye Moh Chan, known for their handmade Teochew goodies, has been around since 1943. This Lunar New Year, you can expect returning favourites on their menu, including the unique Bak Kwa Tau Sar Piah ($20.80), Chocolate Sea Salt Cookie ($15.80), and the quintessential Love Letter ($22.80). You can also check out their lineup of gift-worthy hampers, priced from just $9.80.
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If you’re into sweet-savoury pairings, try their new Salted Egg Pastry Cookie ($9.80). You get five rich and butter cookies made with premium salted egg yolk paste, then topped with white sesame seeds for a nutty flavour.
You can order the collection at all Thye Moh Chan outlets and via GrabFood till 12 February 2025.
Check out Thye Moh Chan’s CNY lineup.
Thye Moh Chan is not a halal-certified bakery.
10. Cat & The FiddleÂ
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This year, we’re eyeing Cat & The Fiddle‘s new Yuzu Pineapple Tart ($42.80) for CNY. Each box comes with 12 pieces of cat-shaped tarts packed with sweet pineapple paste and yuzu zest, zhnged up with parmesan cheese. Alternatively, those who prefer something more savoury can opt for the Parmesan Cheese Pineapple Tart ($38.80) instead.
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Amp up your spread with their adorable Butter Cookie ($18.80) and Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Cookie ($20.80), which are also cat-shaped. Packed in reusable tins, these cookies are said to be buttery with a melt-in-the-mouth texture.
Cat & The Fiddle is a halal-certified bakery.
11. Old Seng Choong
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If you’re bored of the usual CNY goodies, Old Seng Choong has got you covered with their interesting cookie flavours for CNY 2025. A standout is their Bak Kut Teh ($22.80), a savoury cookie infused with white pepper, herbs, and spices. Inspired by the iconic bak kut teh soup, these unique treats are said to be best enjoyed with a cup of Chinese tea.
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For those feeling less adventurous, the bakery also offers CNY classics such as Prune Kueh Lapis ($48), Traditional Bak Kwa ($42.80), and Premium Kueh Bangkit ($18.80).
Shop Old Seng Choong’s CNY collection!Â
Old Seng Choong is not a halal-certified bakery.
Where to buy the best Chinese New Year goodies in 2025
Now that you know the best bakeries for CNY goodies this 2025, check out our guide to the best reunion dinners and takeaways in Singapore! We’ve also got our Johor Bahru cafe guide for those who are crossing the border during the Chinese New Year break.
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Feature image adapted from Old Seng Choong and Whisking Bakes
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