Templestowe, Melbourne

3k followers

Women-owned

Taste N See

Taste N See is a social enterprise creating handmade artisan Southeast Asian desserts (Kuih) that taste good and do good. Inspired by heritage flavours, we celebrate culture, preserve traditions, and create social impact.

We exist to bring hope, compassion, and support to vulnerable young people who are ready to change the course of their lives.

Our work goes beyond making desserts. We also run hands-on cooking classes and community programs that give opportunities for young people to learn, grow, and thrive. Every class you join helps build confidence, develop practical life skills, and empower young people to reach their potential.

About Me

My name is Ruth, and I am the founder of Taste N See.

I bring together my passion for heritage food and my commitment to making a positive difference in the community. With a background in early childhood, and experience in mentoring young people, I have seen the importance of encouragement, connection, and practical support in helping young people navigate life's challenges.

Through Taste N See, I combine my love for baking and teaching to do more than share traditional heritage kuih. Every cooking class and every sale helps fund programs that support vulnerable young people. My hope is to be a steady presence in their lives—offering a taste of hope, helping them build confidence, develop practical life skills, and discover their potential.

Taste N See was built on the belief that food has the power to connect people, preserve culture, and create opportunities for growth. Through cooking classes, community programs, and shared meals, I strive to create welcoming spaces where young people can learn, belong, and thrive.

Cooking Classes That Give Back

To support our youth programs, Taste N See offers interactive, fee-based cooking classes for: