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I visited Blackballs when they first opened at IMM, they had a much bigger seating area than the one I frequented at, in Bugis+. You order your dessert at the counter, and you get a ticket number, the ticket numbers are called and you get your ice cold dessert.I love the sweet potato balls so we can them as an additional topping, their grass jelly is more like gui ling gao. It is harder and starchier. But it is a very cooling dessert to be shared, or you can get an overdose of sugar by eating it

If you are looking for a twist out of ordinary, you should try the desserts with wide varieties of ingredients inside.Blackball was founded by Mr Tang, who imaged the idea of “Xian Cao” being blacked and the chewable taro balls in real.I tried the BlackBall Signature and Winter Melon Tea.2 BlackBall Signature and 1 Winter Melon Tea  = $10 (promotion)Add another Winter Melon Tea = $3.20The BlackBall Signature has a mixture of yam ball, sweet potato ball, red bean, grass jelly with cream milk for

My sister brought my mum and siblings to try Blackball and I tagged along for the ride. We ordered the Blackball Signature - Warm ($5.40), Mix and Match – Cold ($5.40) and Blackball Crushed Ice ($4.90).The Blackball Signature and Mix and Match both comes with creamer which I think is a unique addition to the dessert. It helps to sweeten the desserts besides the ingredients already present in it. For the Mix and Match I got the Ice Jelly, Pudding, Nata de Coco and Red Bean. I originally wanted to

Decided to have this dessert for dinner after touring the food hall area. Had a huge lunch so I wanted something to fill the stomach without it being too sinful.There was no one in the place, but like many places in Singapore, they were advertising they were both popular and originated from Taiwan.The Taiwan actor caught my attentionThe dish presentation did not enticing via their promotional postersDecided to order their Classic Black Ball Crushed Ice. The picture differed slightly than the dis

Blackball is never my favourite but there are having so many outlets in Singapore, hence, it becomes one of the more easily available dessert. So i went there with my friend and share the signature blackball with my friend! It costs around $5 which i think is slightly marked up. I do not like the grass jelly taste. But overall are still ok. The red bean was juicy and big. It was slightly crowded after dinner time, hence, it is always hard to get a seat there.

Went to Blackball dessert shop and ordered the Blackball Crushed Ice with the following sides - red bean, yam, sweet potato, black pearl and grass jelly ($4.90).The different variety of toopings provides a nice flavourful texture for the dessert. A nice refreshing treat.If you don't like the toppings, you can choose to order another item which allows you to mix and match the types of ingredients you want with your dessert.

After shopping at IMM, I felt very warm and thristy. Hence, I decided to go Blackball Cafe to buy some large cup of cold drinks.I ordered a cold grass jelly drink at $3. Looking at the cup size, it was very worth.The grass jelly drink has large quantity of chewy grass jelly inside. There was no crushed ice added inside, just fridge cold.The grass jelly tasted very herbal as compared to local ones.

It is my first visit to this dessert stall. It is a Taiwanese dessert stall. As I did not know what to order, I decided to get their signature dessert, the Blackball Signature. I ordered the cold version. There are hot, cold, warm or icy versions to choose from. It is made up of yamQ, yam balls, pumpkin, sweet potato balls, glass jelly, red bean and pearls. The creamer is separately provided, something which I like because I can control how much I want to add to my dessert. The dessert is surpri