It's not even 2025 yet but Chinese New Year goodies are beckoning. Local actress Rui En has announced that she will be selling two flavours of bak kwa — laksa and applewood — this upcoming festive season through her new brand En. Proceeds will go towards Brave Club, a faith-based charity supporting children with special needs and their caregivers.
Local actress Rui En has announced that she will be selling two flavours of bak kwa — laksa and applewood — this upcoming festive season through her new brand En.
No stranger to giving back during Chinese New Year, Rui En spent the last holiday distributing care packages and oranges to 200 elderly people with members of her fanclub.
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