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This has been a must-go every time I'm in Chinatown. They serve awesome Asian desserts like yam paste, carrot cake, sesame paste and I could go on. But for the humid weather in Singapore, their hot-seller (pun intended) is their shaved ice! They have a variety of flavors to choose from, and my favourite is still the safe ones like durian, chendol. http://static2.sg.orstatic.com/UserPhoto/photopending/0/F2/002Z5G79A094F1FF852332c.jpgDecided to try a new flavour last week while I was there. Green

Before meeting my girlfriend, I did not even know that this specific type of powdery shaved ice existed - and that would had been a total waste. Nowadays, instead of your typical ice desserts, such as ice kacang and chendol, people are having bowls of towering shaved ice, which are usually flavoured and topped up with syrup, diced fruits and jelly cubes. Well, with all the new desserts stalls starting to appear in the local food scene, you might ask, "where is the best dessert place, or has the

This is the place where they serve the typical finely sliced snow ice in a huge towering plate. Costing an average of $5 per plate, the durian flavored one i had perfectly cools me down from the heat of the afternoon. It's a durian flavored ice plus durian puree combination. I also ordered pumpkin cake and this mango pudding roll which looks a tad like chinese CCF. Pumpkin cake is highly recommended especially it goes so well with the sambal chilli provided. I wouldn't say as much for that fake

For more details, feel free to visit my site: http://thedessertprince.com/mei-hong-yuan-desserts/Cluttered along the hustle and bustle of Temple Street, Chinatown lies a dessert shop whose name has been synonymous with towering colourful snow ice desserts. I would have never known of Mei Heong Yuen’s existence if ZX didn’t bring me to this old school dessert shop that’s always packed be it rain or shine, day or night. Trust me, we visited the shop almost every other week after our first visit an

Mei Heong Yuen is one of the oldest dessert place in Chinatown. My last visit was more than two years ago, and not impressed with their arragont service. But this time round, the staffs are reasonably friendly. I like their Mango pomelo ($4), the mango puree is thick and rich in mango flavour. Mango shaved ice ($5) is huge in portion, good to share with mates. The mango puree/juice is chilled and processed into ice block before being shaved finely. The shaved ice is rich in mango flavour too. Ve

Mei Heong Yuen Dessert located nearby Chinatown mrt which is a local heritage dessert shop known by local singaporeans. It is a good place to get the shave of ice to cool ourselves due to hot weather.It is also in my favourite dessert list in Singapore if i drop by Chinatown. Had an outing with my friend and we headed over for dessert.The dessert shop is always crowded with customers but the service is quite fast and efficient. We need to pay once the foods are served. They have various flavors

We came here for dessert after a team lunch and I really liked the shaved ice! I havent had something like this since visiting taiwan more than 5 years ago so was pleasantly surprised to find such good shaved ice. we had the mango one to share and it was huge! It was good to share for 2-3 person. My other colleagues took the black sesame paste and said it was rich and creamy. Apparently the chendol is famous so i will definitely return to try it!

My family and I frequent this dessert store since we all enjoy chinese desserts like those offered in Mei Heong Yuen. There are a large variety from hot to cold desserts. One of the favourite cold desserts of mine is the Mango Sago Dessert. Fresh mangoes are used in making this dessert which ensures that the taste is authentic and not artifically flavoured. Most of the times, the mangoes will be very sweet which makes this dessert really delicious. There are also sago and pomelo bits. The pomelo

This is my 3rd time visiting this stall and I never failed to order this chendol shaved ice. Even though it sells hot desserts as well such as sesame paste or peanut paste but this is always my favourite. I tried the green tea shaved ice on my second time there and I still think that it pales in comparison to the chendol shaved ice- you have to add the gula melaka (its sweet) to give the dish a more robust flavour as it complements perfectly with the snow-like ice Definitely worth a trip down th

One of my fav traditional dessert storeI tried their mango snow ice as i saw a lot of people having that ,hahaThe portion was quite huge,enough for 2 person1 plate cost $5 which is consider quite expensivebut their snow ice is very thin & nice,doesn't melt fast The mango was really sweet The waiting time was quite fast,even there's a lot of customer,but waiting time only took like 5mins onlyOverall i rate 8/10

Their tang shui varieties is not alot however those common ones you will find it there. Eg: almond hu, sesame hu, peanut hu, ginko barley, etc). These tang shui are served in a small pot (another oriential feel item as they have some chinese drawings on the pot itself). We ad the Melon Lychee Ice, it taste really good and so refreshing. It looks so tempting and nicely done. It have 2 different type of flavor, melon and lychee. First bite, it really good. The combination of the 2 flavor were real

I have always wanted to try the dessert here. The place is always crowded and very hard to find a seat. I finally got my chance today and the dessert didn't let me down. I got to try the Peanut Paste and Mango Pamelo Sago. The Peanut Paste was creamy, flavourful and not watery. The Mango Pamelo Sago was refreshing. Besides desserts, the shop also sells snacks. I had the Pumpkin cake which was very delicious too.

Had the mango and sesame shaved ice with my friends here and i must say, it was pretty darn awesome!! Especially during a freaking hot day, it feels so good to just sit down and enjoy an ice cold dessert!! And when its shared among friends it is even better!! The dessert is pretty good and they also have many tranditinal desserts that are really good too! Always really crowded so i would recommend you to go early and avoid peak hours

On the same day, my folks bought me dessert from Mei Heong Yuen Dessert. Previously i had tried their snow ice before only, never tried other stuff. I decided to have the Black Sesame Paste with peanut dumpling. I think it's the best combination I find that their Black Sesame Paste is quite thick paste. I ever tried a few other places where the Black Sesame Paste will turn watery after eating awhile due to the stirring if not it would turn watery from being left alone too long. Mine is still a

A popular dish of the shop, the dish will appeal to people who loves yam. The abundant sprinkle of sesame makes the yam cake taste more fragrant. The home made chili is highly recommended to go with the yam cake though it may be a tad spicy for people who can't take food that are too spicy, hence a small amount is recommended. The yam cake is not too soft and has a good mixture of both starch and yam and does not taste too starchy. The price is however a little steep.