Ah Chew Desserts

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There are 2 doors at this dessert place. The sequence for diners is to queue at the 2nd door first (not the cashier one) to wait for seat allocation then queue the cashier queue door for ordering. Fortunately its a dessert place, turn over is quite fast and we did not have to wait long for a seat. Order the safest item, yang zhi gan lu (pomelo mango sago) which cost $3.70. Though we all know such dessert is always dependent on the batch of mangoes but ah chew usually do not disappoint. the sago

i will go to ah chew desert every time after I have hotpot in liang seah street!!!!!! i'd like to order steamed milk (dun nai) , also honeydew watermelon sago. honeydew watermelon sago with coconut milk is not too sweat but just nice. environment is okay. every time got a lot of people. price is average, around 4 to 5 dollars per person. location is all the way inside liang seah street.

Ah Chew dessert is usually very very crowded on weekends. That's why it takes a strong yen for Chinese desserts for me to head there to eat. As expected, there is a long queue so do expect to wait. The tables are traditional wooden Asian inspired design so it felt a bit like sitting in a (crowded) Chinese tea house. I had the yam sago dessert and this is one that I would recommend sharing if you just had a big meal as the yam is rich and added with the sweet sago coconut liquid, it's quite filli

This bowl of Mango Sago is the Signature Dessert in this shop!I came all the way to Bugis just for this!!!!Price: Approximately $4This is a great dessert especially during a hot day.The pamelo and sago bits went so well with the 'soup'. The mango was also fresh and sweet.The soup was not too sweet.When served with ice cubes, this bowl of dessert tasted extremely good!!Overall, although the price of this bowl of dessert was quite expensive for me, I find it alright for me to eat this once a while

I never fail to order its mango pamelo with sago dessert. It's very cooling with small ice cubes and make it so shiok to drink in hot day. I have order this dessert with additional yam ice-cream. Damn nice! Makes me feel like going back to Ah Chew this weekend as the weather is hot nowadays!After meal hours, usually at night the queues are long. So be prepared to wait during those hours.

Ah Chew Desserts offer traditional Hong Kong style dessert in hot or cold and also a wide variety of desserts for you to choose from.To satisfy the sweet tooth cravings of their patrons, their opening hours can be extended to quite late or until their hot dessert is sold out.Was there near to 11pm and the place is nearly filled up even though it is a normal weekday. Ordered the big bowl of almond paste ($2.80) and was surprised that it is filled up to the brim, compared to some places outside wh

After having lunch, I still have some space for desserts. Walked down Liang Seah Street and I was surprised that Ah Chew Desserts was not crowded. I accepted the invitation, ordered black glutinous rice with vanilla ice cream and peanut paste. I was quite impressed with the black glutinous rice dessert, I thought the vanilla ice cream was a good, healthy and bold substitution for coconut milk.

After dinner, I had mango sago for dessert. this mango sago is very rich in mango flavour!~ Every poon, there will always be plenty of sago in it. When you put it in your mouth, the sago seems to have the mango taste too. And, when it slipped down your throat, you will feel like keep wanting to eat more as the mango do not make you feel tired of it. It seems to make you more hungry! There is still more dessert there. Try it~

Ah Chew Desserts at Bugis street is the best place for supper if you are craving for desserts. As usual, the place is flooded with people at 11++pm. Goes to show how good the desserts must be right. The queue for seats at that time is really long. I ordered mango sago (my usual love) and it tasted heavenly and refreshing.It is neither too sweet nor too bland and the mango serving is generous. This is highly recommended!!!

Decided to not go for their mango sago. I went for their watermelon sago instead. It is really cooling to savour on such dessert in such a hot weather. Didn't like those small ice cubes in it though. At times i did accidentally swallow on a few or else i have to bite them. Seriously, why don't they use shaved ice -.- This dessert is not too sweet and is refreshing. Not exactly the best but still not too bad.

I met up with some poly friends at night for a catch up session. All of us are either busy with work or school so it's really hard for the four of us to meet. That night after dinner we went to Ah Chew Desserts at the nearby Bugis area. It's always packed in both sections (the old and new space). But you'll just have to inform the staff if you really can't find seats and they'll put you sort of in the queue. Luckily for us we manage to grab a seat but its near the entrance, oh well better than n

My favourite dessert here is their cooling honey guiling gao, which is also known as the herbal jelly. It is full of the goodness from the guiling gao powder and the sweetness from the natural honey. It is quite solid and compact, but every mouthful of it is so smooth and sooth your throat. The feel of eating it is just like eating a very chewy jelly, but this piece of jelly is full of nutrition value which is very good for either the young and old to have.

My gf brought me to this joint for an after dinner dessert. We sat inside and it was so cramped! Perhaps desserts shops are meant to be like this so people will not sit around for too long ;) Noticed many people who sit around with their almost empty glass or bowl, so they must have liked it The desserts we ordered were mango sago and we shared. It is so only, but it costs $4.50. Not very worth.

Ah Chew desserts is located at Liang street near bugis mrt station. Despite residing opposite another similar dessert store, ji de chi, both outlets still enjoy good business, regardless of whether it's a weekday or weekend. Nevertheless, customer turnover is high and most of the time you wouldn't have to wait too long for a seat.This time I tried the Beancurd with ginger which comes in a bamboo pot, eaten with a wooden spoon. I liked the ginger flavoured Beancurd, however, my companions found i

I visited Ah Chew at Bugis street with my friend for supper and was shocked to see the place still flooded with lots of people at around 11.30pm. This shows how good this place is and the queue for seats at that time is also scarily long. i order mango sago and it taste heavenly and refreshing. it is not too sweet and the mango serving is generous. it only cost around $ 4 which is reasonable. highly recommended to give it a try