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To have a sweet break, we came to Ji De Chi after walking about an hour. Recipe was actually brought from Hong Kong, their passion was to create more and more mouthwatering dessert for their patrons. Business was growing fast, popular among youngster even elderly. Rich-flavoured snowy ice was a perfect choice to suit summer weather at Singapore, nothing beats having a soothing dessert. Durian paste was heavily laid on the plate, pearls were generously given too. $5.50 was a steep price, but it c

My family and I went to Ji De Chi for desserts one fine afternoon and we ordered Snow Ice, and Mango with Pomelo Sago with Herbal Jelly. The latter is more for my Mum who fancies such desserts better than shaved ice. Anyway my sisters and I digged in with our Snow Ice dessert which came with slices of strawberry and mango cubes. It's quite interesting how they manage to incorporate the flavour into the shaved ice and come up with such a pretty colour. Anyway I like it since it's soft and creamy,

One of my favourite dessert place. The price is considered affordable. Service is great, staffs are attentive however the shop can get abit crowded sometimes. The Sawdust Pudding typically made of crushed biscuits (sawdust) and cream. We ordered the Green Tea Flavour which came with Red Beans. The pudding had 2 layer of biscuits between the cream. Sastifying! One of the flavourite among many customers due to the hot weather was the Mango Flavour Snowy Ice Nata-De-Coco. Value for money and best

I absolutely love classic Hong Kong styled desserts. Ji De Chi is one of the many franchise chains that offers the usual shaved ice, puddings, mango-fruity desserts, sesame paste and so on - there's also Mei Heong Yuen and Honeymoon Desserts. I like how Ji De Chi is less fuss-free and straight-forward in their menu selection and has all the simplest desserts which looks unassumingly boring... but lovely to sweeten my palate after a dinner.Almond Paste - $3My disclaimer above is to defend for the

My family and I normally frequent this dessert outlet named Ji De Chi. I normally order the mango shaved ice (my favourite) but we opted for something different and two different flavours – green tea and lime.The shaved ice desserts at Ji De Chi are quite unlike the usual outlets serving shaved ice. Besides adding real fruits to the desserts, they add other ingredients like sticky rice balls, fruit caviars and nata de cocos (depends on which flavour you are getting). The Lime flavoured shaved ic

Mango With Sticky Rice $4.80i really love this dessert of theirs! it is so goood! the chewy skin coupled with the coconut flakes was complemented well with the sweet mango fillings in it.chocolate snow ice the chocolate flavour could be richer as everything except the toppings are made from ice. love the plain mini tang yuans beside as wlel as the chocolate chips toppings on top. sawdust pudding with red beanthey have one of the best puddings ever!! i really love the "sawdust" texture. this is n

I really love to the icy dessert in JI DE CHI. It is one of the best ever, i had eaten! The sweetness of the dessert are not too strong and yet not the light. The flavour are well spread over the dessert (i ordered a strawberry one). Another thing is that they added pulp into their dessert which is rather special! The pulp burst in your mouth while eating! Although the fruits they used are canned food, yet they are all succulent and sweet! One thing I really dislike is that the store is too sm

Mango In Sticky Rice - soft sticky skin which reminds us of the Nonya delicacy, "Oneh Oneh". Adorn with the snowy white coconut flakes with fresh mango encased by the thin layer of sticky glutinous rice dough.Cost: S$4.80Durian with Pomelo Sago - Be prepared to speak with a durian breath. . Durian lovers out there should try give this a try. The pool of creamy rich durian puree is so thick, accompanied by additional pamelo sacs and little sagos. What's more can you ask for? Cost: S$6.50Beancurd

Decided to try the infamous black sesame snow ice at Ji De Chi. The dish is a mixture of nata de coco, red bean paste, pearl like jellies, black sesame shaved ice topped with red bean sauce. Portion is just right for a small eater like me. Ji De Chi is always an awesome place for desserts after a meal with my friends or colleagues.

Had a gathering with 2 of my friends and we decided to come here for desserts after our dinner. We were craving for cold desserts and so we ordered a Chendol Snow Ice and Mango Snow Ice to share! As compared to the typical ice desserts you find in hawker centres, I preferred the snow ice here as the ice are shaved! This means that you won't bite into ice cubes that are not crush properly by the ice crusher and you will only taste smooth shaved ice. I also like that the ice has got a very strong

Usually long queue during peak hours, my friend and I decided to have tea at Ji De Chi, and fortunately there wasn't a lot of people. We were asked to write our own desserts down on a piece of paper, which I thought it was quite environmentally-UNFRIENDLY, since we only ordered for two people. I got myself a Walnut Paste Dessert, which costs only $3.30, but I felt like I finished it quite fast, proving it delicious to taste! Chairs were too small though, a little squeezy between the lanes in th

After dinner with my boyfriend and his family, we decided to have dessert because I was craving for something sweet. So we head off to our standard place, ji de chi. I would try different things on my every visit. Durian in Pomolo Sago.My boyfriend order this, and I was like, WHAT?Personally, I have never never like durian because I feel that, there is a very strong pungent smell and it taste weird. My boyfriend tried to feed me with durian, he will never fail to fail his attempt.Hot BeancurdMy

FoodMy return trip in a week to taste a different flavour of the Hong Kong's Dessert Xue Hua Bing.Was totally turn off by the color of the pile of snow when the staff served to us. What I see on the menu is not what I get. The blueberry snow flake was lavender in color on the menu and what we had was dull pink. There were not much flavour from this and not even any taste of blueberries. It tastes more artificial. Out of so many flavors I had tried, this shouldn't be on menu as the rest are great

FoodThis awesome Chendol Snow ice costs $5.50. The cold and creamy desserts also known as shaved snow or xue hua bing had been in trend for quite sometime. The soft pile of snow ice is quite flavourful with coconut taste and having red beans, green jelly and attap seeds as the base which has the ingredients of a bowl of chendol. Sweet sugar syrup was sticky and had cover some portion of the snow. A great way to enjoy one's night over a bowl of cooling dessert at Ji De Chi.ServiceService are fas

Being a fan of snow ice, I ordered the Mango Strawberry Flavour Snowy Ice. It was rich in mango and strawbery taste, with strawberry slices and mango cubes. It was drizzled woth passionfruit sauce I think, which added extra flavour to the dessert! There were lychee pearls and rice balls too. I loved the lychee balls, which contained lychee flavoured syrup. It just burst in your mouth.