A beloved snack shop known for its traditional biscuits is set to close by the end of January, marking the end of a 30-year legacy. Biscuit King, located on Casuarina Road, has been a staple in the local community since its opening in 1996. The decision to close comes after years of declining foot traffic and rising operational costs.
The shop, owned by Andy Ng, has been a favorite among locals for its handcrafted biscuits and nostalgic atmosphere. Regular customers have expressed sadness at the news, with many recalling the shop as a cherished part of their childhood. Ng has not provided a specific reason for the closure, but sources suggest that the financial strain of maintaining the business in a competitive market has become unsustainable.
Biscuit King was established in 1996 by Andy Ng, who started the business with a simple vision of offering quality, homemade biscuits. Over the years, the shop became known for its warm service and unique flavors, attracting both locals and tourists. The closure will leave a noticeable gap in the area’s food scene, with many hoping for a replacement that can capture the same charm. The final day of operations is scheduled for January 31, 2026.
