Tiong Bahru Chwee Kueh (Closed)

Came back here for breakfast on a weekend morning. The Chwee kueh is just as good as before, being soft, light and slightly salted. There are also other options of breakfast food for u to choose from including putu mayam on the weekend. The putu mayam is very normal, just like the regular factory bought ones. Costing $2 for 8 chwee kueh this place is relatively cheap for the quality.

This place has one of the best chwee kueh around in my opinion! The cakes are soft and fluffy and made to order, served steaming hot with a tasty pickled topping. Prices are very reasonable with eight chwee kueh only costing a mere two dollars. Great place to go for breakfast, any time of the week. Definitely worth a try at least once to find out for yourself what the fuss is

This stall has one of the most tasty chwee kuehs that I have every try before. The rice flour kuehs are really soft and smooth in texture and has that light fragrant from the rice flour used. The preserved carrots have been stir fry till really crunchy and with the natural fragrant from the carrots, and also it is not too oily and salty too. The price is very reasonable and you may expect long queues during breakfast hours.

Came here today to have breakfast with a friend and I ordered 4 pieces of chwee kueh to cease my cravings and I never failed to have it if there is a stall around and especially it said on their signboard that it's Tiong Bahru Chwee Kwee. I was rather disappointed with the taste as somehow find that the chye poh was not up to it's standard, something is amiss.