What I bought

I bought MYR22 worth of pastries from Siew Pow Asia bakery. Breakdown as shown in the photos below. Too many choices so I just chose randomly.

Nice box to put the siew pows in

I bought 7 siew pows at MYR1.60 each. Two have been removed from the box above. This siew pow has a traditional taste so no butter taste at all and no artificial enhanced flavoring, just plain old siew pow. I did not eat it on the same day so no photos of a cross section.

A pack of mini tao sar pneah (mung beans pastry) for MYR5 - they are not like those from Penang as in they are slightly salty with a fried shallots taste.

One Chan Pao at MYR2 - I did not see how it looks inside. The seller said the fillings are exactly the same as the fillings in siew pow.

2 tao sar  pneah (mung beans pastry) at MYR0.90 each. The fillings are slightly salty and have fried shallot taste too.

The mung bean fillings are the coarse type.

I bought this two "biscuits" to try, the top one costs MYR0.90 and I don't know its name. The bottom one costs MYR1.10 and is called lor poh pneah - literally translated into wife's biscuit.

The top one has texture like a soft cookie but not as sweet. The fillings are dark, sticky and sweet.

I broke it into many pieces so that 5 of us can have a taste of it. The comments I get is that the dark sticky sweet fillings taste like the sticky fillings of mixed nuts mooncake with a hint of orange peel taste.

Wife's biscuit - Lor Poh Pneah with white sesame on top.

It has layers of flaky crust and so is very crispy with a translucent sweet and sticky filling. 5 of us shared this as well. I am not familiar with how a HK Lor Poh Pneah tastes like so I can't comment on this based on that.