This temple is commonly known as the Mak Mandin Tua Pek Kong Temple, as it is located on the southern end of Jalan P Patto, very close to the Mak Mandin area. It was built for Tua Pek Kong, the Taoist god of prosperity who is revered throughout southern China as well as in Southeast Asia. The temple was established in 1965, with major renovations and construction of the hall taking place in 2009. The main deity is Fu De Zheng Shen. Known as Hok Tek Ceng Sin in Hokkien, this deity is revered as the god of prosperity in Chinese mythology. Fu De Zheng Shen is depicted as a friendly sitting old man with blissful cheery face and flowing white beard. The altar is high above the ground as though the divine figure is looking over the mortal world below his heavenly plane. When the Chinese left China and resettled in Malaysia , Singapore and Indonesia, they brought the Fu De Zhen Shen worshiping culture with them. Gradually the deity’s dressing evolved to be in tune with local cultural setting of that time, and so the god became dressed much like a Malay elder wearing a religious cap and sarong. This is how he also came to be known locally as Datok Gong. The birthday of Fu De Zheng Shen, which falls on the 29th day of the third month of the lunar calendar, is celebrated with pomp and prayer.

每逢二月初二日做「头芽」；十二月十六日做「尾芽」。以慰劳福德正神以及地主爷，以感激神明的庇佑。 每逢初二、十六日「做芽」以牲醴、金纸祭祀大伯公，祈求财利、迎接福运。

福德正神千秋宝诞 (三月廿九) 南海观音千秋宝诞 (六月十九) 庆中元 (七月初五)