Not an Arctostaphylos. Probably a Pyracantha.

Thanks Bboy. Had to google Pyracantha! According to what I read, Pyracantha's have thorns...mine is thornless. And the leaves are not jagged (as what I saw from my googling session of images of Pyra's).

Any ideas?

Someone mentioned "Tulsa Rose" or "tulsarose".

I can't find it on Google so far.

Any ideas?

Don't think it's a Tulsa Rose (although I can't seem to find it anywhere either).

It's not a pyracantha. Thorns and tiny fruit in clusters.

That's what I thought. Any other ideas? The fruits seem edible...seeing that the person who bit into one hasn't keeled over yet...

Why is jojomzz - posting the identical picture to fivebrowncats? What's going on?

Tulsarose is a poster on here who answered the original post, not a suggested identity for the plant. And what jojomzz hasn't said is that this plant is growing in Malaysia, ie tropical, so not Pyracantha or Bearberry.

Double posting causes confusion, especially when vital info is left out.

Here is a link that might be useful: Same question

Terribly sorry for any confusion caused. My sister, fivebrowncats, happens to be a specialist medical doctor in ENT, I'm sure she wouldn't mind recommending medication that might help relieve any side effects of the confusion I've caused.

Still wondering what the plants is...

The leaves look a bit like the cashew tree, but the fruit appears different, at least at this stage.

Malpighia punicifolia "Barbados Cherry Tree" ?

Information found by doing a Google search for:

small, red fruit bearing tree, malaysia

Here is a link that might be useful: Malpighia punicifolia

Thanks charlieboring and tulsarose (hey there:). Will look up the link you supplied