Hong Kong Sheng Kee Dessert (Closed)

we decided to head to hong kong sheng kee desserts for some light snack as we were going to have some heavy dinner later. It has a $6.80 value meal which consists of a snack of either carrot cake or yam cake, a choice of noodle and a choice of dessert. For noodle, you can choose dry noodle with mince pork, noodle with char siu or noodle with dumpling. For dessert you can pick sesame paste, almond paste or red bean. The noodles are like those HK style and you get a separate bowl of soup if you or

I went to NEX for shopping spree. Decided to drop by Hong Kong Sheng Kee for some desserts. Ordered the mango pomelo dessert. It is superb as it is mango-rich, not too sweet and there are pomelo in it too. It gives a tangy taste to the dessert. Do try their black sesame/almond paste. It's very well done. The texture is very smooth. I also like their osmanthus jelly. It has a flowery smell and its very springy.. Very good. The price is very reasonable. They do have special promotions from time to

Met up with an ex-colleague to shop in NEX coz neither of us had really walked around that place well enough. And since we both didn't need to work that day, we decided to put our meeting place as NEX. After strolling around that place for a while, we got tired and finally chose this little shop as our resting place....mainly because it wasn't too crowded and we wanted some dessert.I ordered the mango pomelo sago. Still can't beat the ones I had in Hong Kong. There was a little bit of pomelo

I had their lunch time set for $6.90++ (note that they have not charged for service and GST, so the final price was around $7.60. For the lunch time set, you can choose which a noodle main course, a choice of small dessert (almond/sesame/peanut paste) and appetizer (yam/carrot cake).I had the shrimp dumpling noodle with sesame paste and carrot cake. My friend had the wanton noodle with almond paste and yam cake. The good thing was that the wanton noodles were decent, they were springy, not too o

I love eating pastes and hence it was a natural choice for me to order a bowl of almond paste. The almond paste is quite thick. I had actually wanted to order the yuan yang paste (almond and sesame) but it wasn't part of the promotion. Although I love almond paste, I feel that it is best complemented with the sesame paste since too much of the almond taste can get a little overwhelming. The almond paste is rather sweet as well, so it would be best if there is someone else to share it with you.

This stall sells not only dessert, but HK style noodles and snacks as well. Went there to try their dessert and to my disappointment, it's nowhere near any good Hong Kong dessert!Their peanut paste is quite diluted and watery. There's also bits n pieces of starch i think...which i initially thought was peanut. But it was not! SErvice is no good as well. Although it's not full house, but nobody come to us to serve us! and i have to wave for them to come over only to know that we have to go to cas

read from magazine & blog that this dessert store was nice,highly recommend so went for a try saw that they have promotion for this mango dessert for $2 the seat was quite limited,always long queue so got to wait for around 5-15minswas really disappointedthe mango was super sour,not sweet at all i think this dessert was just so so i remember the original price was about $5 if $5 for a bowl of so so dessert really not worth it la

The only attractive part about this offer was that I only needed to pay $2 for my favourite dessert. And the portion served indeed matched the price. There was only a few pieces of mango and the mango tasted like something out of a ready-made mixture from the supermarket. Too sweet and I could hardly see the pomelo. Well, I was rather curious how would the serving for the $4.80 (original price)would look like.

I was rather hungry when I was passing by Hong Kong Sun Kee Dessert so I decided to pop in and order real food instead. The roasted pork noodles seemed nice and it was a recommended dish in the store so I decided to go for it.Conclusion: The same dish sold outside at $2.50 would taste so much better than this one. The pork meat was very fatty and oily, mee tasted stale and the overall taste was salty. Drinking the soup made it worse. The price of $5.80 was definitely not worth it. You can get a

Just now, my hubby and i went for a movie at Nex. While we are waiting for the movie to start，we decided to go for some dessert. We happent to passby Hong Kong Sun Kee Dessert. We have never try their dessert before, decided to give it a try. They are having a promotion on the Mango Pomelo and Mango Pudding. To be honest, i think the Mango Pomelo is too watery doesnt taste tasty but Mango Pudding okie.