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On a very hot summer, it is very nice to have dessert after getting around Bugis for shopping & sightseeing. I have no other choice of place to have dessert. It must be in Ah Chew Dessert. i always choose to sit inside for the air-conditioned side. We just have to pick the dessert that is printed and stick in the glass table and write it on a piece of paper then go to pay the bill then the dessert will be delivered to our tables. On a very sweaty day, I will always order Honeydew&Watermelon Sag

Love traditional oriental chinese dessert but love fusioned ones even more My last experience here wasn’t great, but friends who are regulars here insisted to me to give it one more chance. We ordered herbal jelly with ice cream and sago with durian ice cream.'Healthy' Herbal jelly with a touch of sweet ice cream instead of the usual sugar syrup; mellow tasting sago is QQ, perfect when mixed with the strong tasting durian ice cream. Overall a much bigger improvement in my impression as I could h

Ah chew dessert is one of my favorite place for some traditional dessert. even when the shop is nearing to their closing time, it will still be bustling with fellow diners. I had the Mango Sago Pomelo that night because of the warm weather (initially wanted their almond paste though). The mango sago is sweet and cooling, though one may need to drink a lot water after that due to the sugar content but its so difficult to resist. The mango cubes given is fresh and sweet, crunchy and addictive. A

After a long Karaoke session it's time to soothe the throat with some desserts from Ah Chew Dessert @ Liang Seah Street. We ordered the Mango Pomelo Sago and Watermelon Sago! There is a nice Chinese decor, cute small orient chairs and table in the cafe. There is always a long queue during weekend nights. I think the dessert contained sour mango and bitter pomelo But at least I know they used fresh fruit and not canned fruit. The watermelon sago was rather watery and cloggy.

Ah Chew Desserts is the place to go after dinner in the Bugis area. Their small serving size make it possible to stomach a bowl by myself even though I am super full. There was a crowd when I went on a Friday night, and I had to wait for a while before I could get a seat. There won't be any one to take your order; it is done at the counter which is more efficient than desperately trying to get the attention of the shop attendant. Even though its Mango Pomelo Sago isn't the best that I have ever

Ah Chew Desserts eatery sells wide varieties of desserts at a pretty affordable price. I have ordered this Sesame Paste at this Ah Chew Desserts eatery and it was up to my expectation since the Sesame Paste was neither too thick or too watery. It tasted just nice and it smelt fragrant as well. However, the table in the shop is rather small and the queue was pretty long so it wasn't a good place for chilling since we can't stay long at that place.

Ah Chew is very popular among my friends, together with Ji De Chi, and we will definitely drop by one of them when we meet up in the bugis area. This time, I had the grass jelly and added a scoop of ice cream - ice cream was your normal vanilla ice cream, and the grass jelly was smooth and icy, a very refreshing dessert. We also shared the durian sago which was very creamy and rich. The watermelon sago was average.

Green bean soup with durian is highly recommended as durian was fresh and of just right texture such that it did not mix with the soup and was neither too hard.Red bean paste with lily bulb was slightly disappointing to me as it felt as if it was thicken with starch instead of making up of more beans. It was however not very sweet.Honeydew sago was delicious with the taste of generous coconut milk.The staff however is rude. Lady serving me was impatient and did not smile or gave any friendly smi

Whenever I am in the area, I will make an effort to walk to Ah Chew for their desserts. Ah Chew and Ji De Chi across the street are 2 stalls that serve good chinese desserts in Bugis. Having tried the mango pomelo dessert from Ah Chew before, I decided to try their durian sago. Durian puree was thick and very flavourful, but after eating half of it, one could not help it but feel "jelat". Best to share it with a few friends.

Tonite bringing friends who has not been to this place. They are instantly attracted to the traditional wooden door and its wooden tables and chairs. The place is nicely decorated with Chinese lanterns.I am having water chestnut with egg ($2.80) which I feel is a very watered down version. The water chestnut slices are too big too.2 of the gals are having the fresh milk steamed egg white ($3.30) which they feel is interesting and nice.Another is having honeydew sago ($3.30) with a topup of $1 fo

Ah Chew is the place to go for affordable and delicious desserts on a hot day. Have tried the mango pomelo sago many times and I've always liked the pomelo and mango bits, and the thick mango puree. Also tried the aloe vera dessert which was very refreshing and thirst-quenching. All desserts range from $2-$4 with additional charges for toppings like ice cream or glutinous riceballs for hot desserts.

By the title of it you can tell how i excited i am for Ah Chew. Its been years since i have been back here. The previous trip i made for this was just horrible! The q was long and waiting for the seats is like waiting for the sky to fall.My bad anyway came at the wrong timing. This time is still crowded, the staff were kind enough to help us out to find a comfortable place for us to dine.As always, im prepared to get what i have always wanted! Cold Steamed Milk Custard! (I think) My dear friend

Singapore's weather is bad, therefore more reason to have dessert every here and there. So whenever I come across Bugis street, I would definitely head down to Ah Chew Dessert for a bowl of nice and tasty Mango Sago. Ah Chew Dessert has lots of variety, be it customers who love hot dessert or those like me who prefer it cold. I've tried their aloe vera Strawberry, Mango Sago with and without pomelo, Honeydew Sago and lastly their Durian Sago.The Mango sago is thick and sweet, while the sago is r

FoodAfter craving for so many months, I finally have the chance to slurp on the cooling and mouth watering Mango Pamelo and sago! Their standard are well maintained and never fail my expectation. Love the moment when your bite burst the pamelo pulp, it's shiok. Fruits like mango and pamelo are freshly cut, from the taste you will know that these fruits are not from canned food.There were long queues after dinner time on a Friday night. In order not to wait for so long, we decided to "ta bao" to

It was crowded on a Friday night. Thankfully, the queue cleared up quite fast and the group of 6 of us were seated in less than 10 minutes. I ordered the Mango Pomelo Sago (about $4) and thought it was not bad.Luckily, the mango was sweet that day.The system is such that you go to the counter to order and pay, and they will send your order to your seat.Overall, it is a great place to chill with your friends and I can't wait to return back and try their other desserts!