Swee Heng

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This Bakery sells many varieties of buns and kwehs. As early as 7am, their buns and kwehs are all ready to serve the customer. Buns are made hot and fresh out from the oven. Bought its Mini Fish Filiet Buns (3 for $2.40) and some Nonya Ang Ku Kuehs (50 cents each). Their mini fish filiet buns are filled with mayonnise sauce, a slice of cheese and fish filiet. As for the bun, I believe they've buttered the bun before making it, which gives it a shiny look. The fish filiet taste quite normal, not

I bought this Coffee Swiss Roll for breakfast. I like swiss roll so I normally will buy it. The coffee flavor was thick as I can still smell even in the box. First bite, the swill roll was quite spongy but still tasty. The roll were fresh and fluffy. It was not overly sweet and the taste was just nice. The spread was just nice, not too thick.

The breads from this bakery is fresh and there tends to be a crowd in the afternoon. Bought a hot dog bun on my way to meet a friend and it tasted not bad. The bread is sweet and sticky while the hot dog inside was not too salty. Service here is very efficient and friendly, they pack your buns/breads very nicely into the plastic bag.

Kaya bread has always been a favorite amongst Singaporeans. I was collecting some stuffs from my friend at Rivervale Plaza and we decided to buy a pack of kaya buns for takeaway. In a pack of four, the buns were fresh and fluffy. The kaya tasted sweet and brings back a very nostalgic feeling. $1.50 for a pack which I found really reasonable. Cool.