Ice Kacang Puppy Love (Chinese: 初恋红豆冰) is a 2010 Chinese-Malaysian romantic comedy film directed by and starring Ah Niu and co-written by Lai Chaing Ming.

A reserved, quiet young lad with prickly hair, having been shaved during childhood (thus gaining his nickname Botak, which means baldy in Malay), he harbours a secret admiration towards Chew Anqi (周安琪), or Fighting-Fish (Angelica Lee), daughter of a char kuey teow seller, Yue Feng (月凤) (Angela Chan), who rents a stall in the same coffeeshop.

This resulted in Anqi (named after 'Angel') often being teased as being fatherless by another childhood friend, a bully yet coward to stronger forces, Ma Linfan (马麟帆) (Gary Chaw), son of parents who ran an illegal betting syndicate.

As children, Anqi, Ma Linfan and 'African' (later called Prince Charming in adulthood) (Victor Wong), often competed playing marbles (bakuli/buah guli) or fighting fish with each other.

Ma Linfan, frustrated at losing to Fighting-Fish each time in fighting fish duels, decided to steal hers, but was caught red-handed and escaped.

Throughout the story, Ma Libing was a quiet girl and was often seen holding a packet of iced barley drink (thus the nickname Barley-Bing) wherever she went.

The final scene showed Botak, now older and with a girlfriend, at a pedestrian crossing in Kuala Lumpur, not knowing that Fighting-Fish was also nearby.

On reviewer said, "the overall tone is idealised, the nostalgia is neither the main event nor trowelled on with period references: the ending is both simple and very moving, with a neat coda.