The Pulut Inti is taken with a small helping of sweetened gula Melaka. The brownish globe of palm sugar is usually isolated on the mount. It gives a sheer sense of fulfilment to the stomach because it's from the glutinous rice.

The Pulut Inti can be found at the food stalls, or sold in road side stall. You also can get the Pulut Inti at the nyonya's restaurants too. normally, Pulut Inti is wrapped with transparent plastic sheets in miniature Nasi Lemak style packets. You can buy it as only 20-30 cent per pack.

The Pulut Inti is suitable for breakfast, as a tea-time or even supper. A must try nyonya's speciality!