Finally i get to try the Hei Ice Cream at Awfully Chocolate (AC)!I got a single scoop of Hei Ice Cream ($4.90) and i was quite shocked at the serving. A single serving literally filled the takeaway box that was meant to hold the ice cream. Speaking of which, i quite like the packaging with AC's standard colours of white and black.

The chocolate taste is super creamy and thick and the ice cream melts rather quickly. Recommended to share unless you are a true-blue chocolate lover. Still i am impressed with the serving and i think it is a fair price to pay!

Polar Puffs and Cakes has underwent a lot of transformation and transition from a small pastry shop to a popular bakery with several outlets located around Singapore.Besides their sugar rolls and cakes, they do serve pastries like chicken pie, curry puff, tuna puff and more. I got the Chicken Pie ($2.20) and it was still warm when i ate it. I love the flaky buttery skin and the chunks of chicken and other assorted ingredients like vegetables and mushrooms. It is quite a filling pastry but a bit expensive.

There was a bit of a communication barrier when i told the staff i wanted chicken pie and when she said curry puff, i corrected her. At the cashier, i told her its one chicken pie but she said its curry puff and proceeded to change the food for me.

Decided to get some of my favourite Beancurd Skin rolls at Ho Kee Pau but the stall only left one piece so I ordered a Beancurd Chives roll. Both of them are equally oily but I prefer the Beancurd Skin Roll cause the taste is not as heavy as the Beancurd Chives roll. The latter had a strong chives taste, and although I can tolerate the taste well if it is used as a minor ingredient, it was very overwhelming and even my sister who took a bite didn’t like it. The Beancurd Skin roll was slightly better, with little prawns and meat in it. Quite crunchy with the fried beancurd skin.

Had desserts with my sister after shopping around IMM. We decided to try the desserts at Hong Kong Sheng Kee Desserts and ordered the Sheng Kee Mango Hor Fun ($5.90). Quite interesting considering there is hor fun in your desserts.Anyway it turns out the hor fun is actually made of jelly with some chewy and sweet texture. Not too bad but a bit difficult to eat when you are trying to scoop the “hor fun” using your spoons. The dessert came with mango, strawberry and pomelo bits. Luckily the pomelo did not taste very bitter but the mango is super sour! Quite a contrast to the otherwise sweet dessert.

Though impressed by the hor fun, I was a little disappointed by the sour mango. Portion is a little small too.

I always like to browse around at Dessert Cup for their pretty and colourful desserts. While I was there I decide to buy some cakes back and got Choco Banana, Toasty Almonds and Yuzu Citrus. They were going 3 for $10. If bought individually it is $4 each.Initially I was quite skeptical that the Choc Banana would not have the banana taste but I was surprised by the strong choc-banana taste at the first bite. It is really nice. The Toasty Almond is my favourite, having a slight sweet plus the almond smell. Last but not least, the Yuzu Citrus. True to its name, it has a slight citrus taste and I like that they use Yuzu instead of Lemon or Lime which is like too common. Provides a unique twist to the citrus cake.