Wee Ah Hood (Simplified Chinese: 黄亚佛; Traditional Chinese: 黃亞佛) (1828–1875) was a prominent pepper and gambier plantation owner in the Colony of Singapore.

He lived in the House of Wee Ah Hood, which was one of four well-known Chinese-style mansions in Singapore.

Following the retirement of his boss, he established his own business, Ah Hood & Co., which included various types of products.

The business was very successful, making him one of the largest pepper and gambier merchants during his time.

[2] The House of Wee Ah Hood, which was commonly regarded as one of four well-known Chinese-style mansions in Singapore, was constructed in 1878 on 49 Hill Street.