What comes to your mind when you hear “Bee Cheng Hiang”? Is it our Freshly Grilled Bakkwa or our fragrant Floss? These two products have become ubiquitous with our brand and we’d love to share a few interesting dishes you can whip up right from your kitchen!

The Chong Yang Festival (重阳节) is not as widely celebrated as the likes of Hungry Ghost Festival (中元節) and Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋节) in Singapore. This festival was brought about largely due to the Yi Jing (易经) – an ancient Chinese text, which mentioned that the number ‘9’ is one of immense yang energy. Therefore the ninth day of the ninth lunar month is considered to be both dangerous and auspicious, a cause for celebration and ancestral worship.

Mid-Autumn Festival （中秋节） might just be the one other celebratory event apart from the Lunar New Year （农历新年）most celebrated by the Chinese. With beautiful decorations and various seasonal food available weeks leading up to the special day, you will definitely not miss out on the festive mood!

With nary an argument, mooncakes definitely dominate the identity of the Mid-Autumn Festival （中秋节）. From traditional mooncakes to more contemporary styles and flavours, mooncakes are a delight to the young and the old. Here are 5 unique mooncakes you should definitely try!