Baby Shower & Full Moon Catering in KL

Full moon celebrations carry more tradition than most catering orders. Ang ku kueh and red eggs still matter to a lot of families, and dessert tables have largely replaced the full sit-down meal. Guest counts are modest, usually under 60, which puts most of these events below the threshold for a staffed setup.

Frequently asked questions

What food is traditional for a full moon celebration?+

Ang ku kueh and red eggs remain the customary items for many families, often alongside a dessert table or a light buffet. Kuih and dessert vendors are listed separately from full caterers.

How many guests do these packages usually serve?+

Most fall under 60, which suits meal box sets, dessert tables and compact buffets rather than staffed setups. Each package lists its minimum guest count before you book.

Can I order just desserts without a full meal?+

Yes. Dessert tables, kuih platters and sweet stations are their own package type and can be booked on their own.