Sing Heng Dessert

I think Sing Heng's Ais Kacang is one of the better ones you can get in Singapore. The shaved ice is actually very fine and smooth. Melts immediately in your mouth. Red beans are also nice and crunchy. Really refreshing to have it with your lunch.…Read More

See my full reviews & photos at = http://chefquak.com/2015/10/20/good-ice-kacang-bad-pig-trotters-sing-heng-dessert-mei-ling-market-food-centre-on-20oct2015/we were at mei ling market & food centre & had the S$13 song fish head hk steamed 港蒸松鱼头 at hong man ji delights 鴻满记小吃.& also pig trotters & pig liver & kidney soup (below).i was looking around for ice kacang. the sing heng dessert stall was a bit hidden but i found it anyway. at S$1.40 it’s probably the cheapest ice kacang in singapore. :-)the one i usually goes to is at adam road food centre. that is S$2, the usual price charged in most food centres.i was thinking maybe they have a thing or 2 to learn from adam road when the lady hardly added any evaporated milk. it’s like just a trickle whereas adam road pour like 20ml…lol.. onto the ice kacang.surprisingly though, it was very good, even though i still prefer more evaporated milk. haha!& that’s why i decided to record this. a good ice kacang.…Read More

We saw this stall on tv , so decided to give it a try, their green bean soup is very nice with a lot of sago, we add 50 cents of sweet potato and tapioca, their sweet potato is being cameralized and taste very nice, whereas tapioca is overcooked and tasteless, we love their green bean soup so much with sweet potatoes, we enjoy this dessert very much, it is very unique to this stall with the way they prepare, good and tasty. for this price, it is cheap and good.…Read More

Mei Chin market is also one hawker where you can find many good food After my lunch, I settled for a bowl of warm green bean soup. It was very lovely because they must have cooked it for a long time, the green beans in there are very soft and needs no biting or chewing. The soup was tasty and not overly sweet. Making it a refreshing and satisfying bowl of dessert to end of my lunch.…Read More

In the menu, this is the original Ice Kaciang that did not add any special flavor. :) We does not like red bean and sweet corn, so we requested them not to put those inside. After that, it is just some jelly and ice on top, like normal ice kaciang, with different color or syrup and milk on top. It is $1.20, I am sad because during the 2000s, it was $0.80 and everything have to increase in price :( Anyway, this is a nice dessert and definitely you have to try it! Service is good too!…Read More