The Malaysian Chinese Association Overseas Club of United Kingdom (MCACUK) was established in the year 2005. MCACUK is a non-profit and non-political organization founded with the aims of, amongst others, providing a platform for networking between Malaysian Chinese working and studying in the United Kingdom and, where possible, to look after the welfare of Malaysian Chinese residing in the United Kingdom. This does not mean that MCACUK is restricted to serving only the Malaysian Chinese community in the United Kingdom. Rather, we work with many other like-minded organizations for the betterment of the Malaysian community in the United Kingdom as a whole.
Welcoming the Year of Tiger with High Hopes and Full of Aspirations
The Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) Club UK would like to wish everyone a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Gong Xi Fatt Chai
恭喜发财，万事如意
Do check out our upcoming Chinese New Year Open House 2010 event. A joint event organised by the MCA Club UK in collaboration with the Malaysian Student Department (MSD). Do come along with your friends and family and have a great and memorable Chinese New Year celebration laced with sumptuous Malaysian cruisine. Food provided is halal. A lion dance performance will take place at 1pm.
Thursday February12, 2009 - The warmth among Malaysians who attended Chinese New Year open houses in Britain certainly cuts across all boundaries. It was a nice, fuzzy feeling to see Chinese, Malays, Indians and their Mat Salleh friends mingling and chatting away happily with one another. The latest political developments back home might be cause for concern but that did not dampen the spirit of those present. Never mind the fact that the guests had turned up for various reasons – to forge new friendships or renew old ties, to network or simply to tuck into the new year delicacies, such as the irresistible yee sang or crispykuih kapit (love letters). But one thing was certain ...
Shaking off public misconception about the MCA UK Club being a political organisation is no easy task, as its newly appointed president Pua Hong Ping can readily testify. And the job can be a lot tougher, especially with the Malaysian community in Britain following with great interest the flurry of political events unfolding back home. While others might be wringing their hands in desperation, Pua would rather let the club's activities do the talking. He admitted there would always be some misconception about the club (www.mcacuk.org.uk), particularly among ...
Our membership is restricted only to Malaysian Chinese residing in the United Kingdom. Those interested should download and fill in the application form, and send it to
