Tong Shui Desserts

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Extremely delicious. At the same time it is very expensive. A chendol costs $4, and $6.50 when durian is added. It is an open space. any passerby can see the customers. 极其美味。 同时它的价格也非常昂贵。 一碗chendol的售价为 4 元，加上榴莲则为 6.5 元。这里是开放空间，任何路人都可以看到顾客。極其美味。 同時它的價格也非常昂貴。 一顆chendol的售價為 4 元，加上榴槤則為 6.5 元。這是開放空間。 任何路人都可以看到顧客。

Glutinous Rice Balls with peanut soup $2.80 for 3 pieces - The glutinous rice balls were chewy and filled with peanut fillings. The peanut fillings were finely chopped. The peanut soup were a bit bland though but the rice balls made up for it although it was quite sweet but lacked the peanut flavour.

My regular shop at next door was rather crowded when i was there so i decided to give this one a try. I went to the counter wanting to make an order but I was asked to take a seat and quickly presented the menu by the friendly assistant. I decided to have the black glutinous rice with vanilla ice cream that i have been ordering from their competitor next door. I took notice that it is priced at $3.00. The last time when i ordered this next door was only $2.50 there. I paid when it was served to

black sesame with almond paste $3.Decided to drop by this stall again and give it another try even though the last visit was a disappointment. I had this black sesame dessert which unfortunately tasted Really light and somewhat diluted even though the appearance did not seem like it. The almond taste was quite faint too. This is not worth getting as the taste was not at all satisfying

yam with ginko $3.50The yam's taste was not strong enough. It was probably diluted that explained the lack of taste in it. This is not worth the price.peanut glutinous ball with almond soup $3.There were only 2 glutinous balls in it. The almond taste was also not strong and seemed to be diluted. This isn't worth the price and try either. I won't recommend you to try the desserts here as you will leave the place disappointed like me

After purchasing my betrothal gifts at one of the shops in people's park centre with my fiancee, was feeling a bit hungry. Happened to pass by this stretch of the 2nd storey and saw two stores offering dessert. Decided to give this store a try since it was more well furnished. - Tow Suan - the soy bean ( i supposed) was not too soft. In fact quite crunchy. - Glutinous Rice Balls with peanut soup - the glutinous rice balls was quite chewy and it was filled with peanuts fillings. However, the so

this shop sells more than just dessert~we ordered Yin Yang Almond & Sesame Pasteand Thick toast with Horlicks & Condensed milkthe paste really taste good.. not those watery type.. smell really nice toothe toast.. was special as it was our first time trying horlicks toast hahaworth the try =)

Was at Chinatown on a weekend trying to find a place where I can grab a quick dessert for high tea and came across a branch of the famous Tong Shui Desserts! Ordered one of my all time favourite, the mango ice dessert with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Though the ice is a tad chucky for my liking, the slices of mango were a little sour just the way I like it. It’s appetizing and extremely refreshing especially when the weather is awfully hot. A good crowd was around when I came in the mid-aftern