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I heard so much about Honey Creme but I've never had the patience to step in, considering sometimes the queue is longer than the queue for the taxis!! They now have a wider menu, covering even local drinks like teh C, which I think is a good twist for this Korean soft serve company.In the super hot and humid weather in Singapore, we all love our ice cream and cold milk tea and now Honey Creme serves up both!In conjunction with SG50, Honey Creme has created two new flavours Pandan Gula Melaka and

So after dinner one day with my sister, I decided to bring her to try Honey Creme, the looks-like-it-came-from-Korea-but-actually-originated-from-Taiwan, the latest fad to hit Singapore after Llaollao. But to give it credit its Korean-style soft serve ice cream. So weeks after its opening, THANKFULLY, there wasn't a very long queue. Since its christmas, i got the christmas reindeer edition, and although it looked great in pictures, it didnt turn out so great in reality. But not to worry, taste

Heard so much about Honey Creme on various social media platforms and since i have won a voucher for the cotton candy one from their facebook giveaway, i decided to give it a try. Luckily the queue wasn't too long. Quite a generous serving for the cotton candy! Nice to eat =) Soft serve was not too sweet and it was rather enjoyable as i was rather thirsty. Overall it makes a pretty dessert to have!

For full review, please visit http://yulenewang.blogspot.sg/2014/12/313somerset-honey-creme.htmlI ordered their signature ice cream, Honey Comb, at $5.90! The ice cream was not sweet, instead, it was soft and thick. It tasted really well. I saw on TV once, the recommended way of eating is to take a bite of the honey comb and have a few spoons of ice cream. The honey comb should remain in your mouth until it was entirely wipe out (i.e. no honey taste).And here's the kicks. Honey comb without hone

Heard about the craze of long queue at Honey Creme shortly after the trending of llao llao few months back. When i first walked past Honey Creme when it was just newly opened, the queue is literally insane long and i didnt really want to spend the time queuing so i gave it a miss at the start. But i heard about how good it was in Korea though i didnt get to try it when i was there ): so i was like, yes, i should go try it one of the days. & yes, finally, i got the chance to try it just few days

While the Llaollao craze is still on, a new craze has appeared: Honey Creme craze! Honey Creme is situated at 313@Somerset (near taxi stand, previously it was Gong Cha), which is on the same building with Llaollao, which also means there are currently 2 crazes at the same place!Honey Creme is originated from Taiwan, selling Korean-style soft serve ice cream as its specialty. It's been opened since like 2 months ago, and shame on me, yesterday was my first time trying it. Not because I never knew

Finally tried the raved honeycreme on a weekday mid-afternoon. Thank goodness I queued less than 5 minutes for this! I settled for affogato which costs $5.50. For such a small serving, it is quite expensive and not quite worth it. The icecream is really soft, melts easily but I love the light-tasting milky flavour of it. To me, it's definitely tastier than what some people likened it to mcsundae. However, I wouldn't queue >10 minutes for it. It's yummy but overrated.

We had to wait for a month before showing the courage to stand in that long queue for this most wanted, miserable Taiwanese/Korean ice cream. We ordered a candy floss and a honey comb.If you wish to skip the queue, this is how you prepare Honey Cream ice cream at home. Buy a container of Dairy Farmers thickened cream from NTUC, add 6 tsp of sugar, whip (or use ice cream maker), and add toppings. These synthetic toppings are available in the market.Alternatively, for the same price you can get so

Decided to try this having to hear so much about it. The queue was around 15 minutes which was acceptable, the ice cream has a strong milky taste which not everyone may like but i truely enjoyed it. The cotton candy and ice cream together taste really nice but too sweet for my liking. Worth the try but will not order this again.

I'm sure you would have seen alot of Honey Creme photos sprout on instagram (@jankliciouz) nowadays (Search #honeycremesg on instagram for most Honey Creme photos!)Long queue!Well, what's the rave about for this icecream? Here's an introduction taken from their website. "Honey Creme” joint ventures branding between South Korea and Taiwan, with soft serve ice-cream specialty boutiques selling imported South Korea famous “Comb Honey Soft serve ice-cream.” Honey Creme Taiwan officially launched the

As expected, I jumped on the bandwagon to see what the hype was all about and was greatly disappointed. Cotton Candy flavour: The cotton candy was fluffy and the texture of the soft serve was undeniably smooth and creamy. However, I thought that this was a bit tasteless as there was only cotton candy on top and just the original soft serve at the bottom.You can find the full review here at: http://yinom.wordpress.com/2014/10/29/honeycreme/

Their soft serve ice creams are pretty sweet so remember to have a bottle of water handy. The Honeycomb ($5.90) was delicious but again, a tad too sweet for my preference.The Organic Cotton Candy ($5.50) was pretty good as the cotton candy itself is salted to balance out the sweetness.The rest of the flavours were not bad either and I especially loved the Organic Mixed Grains ($5.50) which was refreshingly delicious. Yum!Is Honey Creme overrated? Not really. It's worth a try. However, it does no