This humble dessert shop on the second floor of Fortune Centre is a true gem, with many flocking here for its lineup of hot and cold desserts. Expect traditional desserts like black sesame paste ($3.50) and cheng tng ($3.20). But order the must-try item – the Yammy Chendol ($5.50), a delightful mix of orh nee (sweet yam paste) and quintessential chendol ingredients like gula melaka, red beans, and coconut milk.
As much as we enjoy hitting up some of Singapore’s best cafés and trendy dessert spots, we all have a soft spot for traditional Chinese dessert shops. A refreshing bowl of shaved ice or a heartwarming black sesame paste – we like it all. From popular spots like Ah Chew Desserts to lesser-known stores like Wan Mei Dessert, head over to these nine traditional Chinese dessert shops for a range of hot and cold desserts.
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