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2014-02-22
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I love both dessert in Western-style and also Traditional-style, everybody could hardly resist it I believe. Came to a Chinese stall nearby office, we took a short break to eat something energetic. Numerous types of dessert was displayed on Menu, it was not an easy job for ladyboss alone to prepare so much varieties. Brightly visible stall at the corner, it was eye-catching. This would be the cheapest dessert sold in town, price started from $1.00 for most of the hot sweet soup. Self-service bas
Brightly visible stall at the corner, it was eye-catching. This would be the cheapest dessert sold in town, price started from $1.00 for most of the hot sweet soup. Self-service basis, extra $0.20 is required if take away.
Tau Suan was a mushy mess, chewiness was always the playful part. Came along with few pieces of fritters, the mix was perfect. If you asked me, Tapioca Coconut Milk was good idea to share otherwise it was greasy towards the end. Both desserts were $1.00, too cheap to treat yourself a hearty decent snack during tea break.
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