Finding Malaysian Kaya in Montreal

[ponovan]

Anyone know where to find kaya in Montreal? I am referring to the Malaysian/Singaporean coconut & pandan jam, not the artist formerly known as Francis Martin.

[ponovan]

I went to Hawaii - it is definitely worth the trek. Lots of stuff you can't find elsewhere, but they don't have kaya.

The search continues.

[ponovan]

Thanks for the advice. I will try out Hawai and Kim Phat Brossard next time I rent a car, and report back.

[westaust]

If you really want it, both Hawai (cote-vertu metro) and kim phat brossard (panama bus terminus) are accessible by public transit

[SnackHappy]

Kim Phat on Jarry is easily accessible by public transit as is the one on Côte-des-neiges. You could also try G&D in the basement of Swatow plaza in Chinatown.

[ponovan]

I've looked at Kim Phat on Jarry and at G&D - no luck there.

[Wallach29]

I remember finding some at Kim Phat in Brossard a few years back

[kpzoo]

Have you tried Marché Hawaii? They have a pretty good Malaysian/Singaporean section.

[Plateaumaman]

I second Marché Hawaii. My Indonesian friends and I have been having a great time discovering all the products they offer there that are pretty obscure or nostalgic. It's worth the trek.