Changi V Dessert House

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The past few days has been extremely hot and humid. So a nice and cooling dessert is a welcome antidote to counter the sweltering heat. This stall has an extensive array of economically priced desserts, most are approx. $1.50 - $2.50.Cheng Tng $2.00A huge bowl of sweet soup filled to the brim with a myriad of ingredients. There were snow fungus, ginko nuts, dried longans and sweet potato cubes. It tasted very good too. Great value for money!I will be back to try other desserts.

Changi Village hawker has lots of dessert stalls, and this caught my eye with the bright neon sign. I have tried good avocado ice blends before and so wanted to try it from this stall. Not a small cup for $2, was reasonably priced and quite value for money. However, avocado taste wasn't strong and the sweetness from the ice blends seems a little artificial, perhaps they diluted the drink.

This chendol served at this stall has an unique presentation of the dish. Instead of dumping the in green chendol, red beans and attap seeds buried in the shaved ice, the lady boss choose to show it on top of the shaved ice. She was also very generous with the green chendol and red beans. The first bite of the green chendol tasted firm not too soft or hard. One downside she uses packet coconut milk instead of fresh coconut. Despite that the chendol still tasted just as good cos she was very gene