Bing Bian (已結業)

A novel concept which initially drew inspiration from two well-loved Taiwanese desserts- Shaved Ice (Baobing 刨冰) and the Jiufen Yu Yuan (九份芋圆), Bing Bian (冰变) a homegrown shaved ice specialty store at Millenia Walk has sought to bring to customers a new twist to these Taiwan favourites.With more than 22 'official' concoctions on the menu, made from a wide array of different flavoured shaved ices and toppings such as dried fruit, almond flakes and chocolate chips, it is simply a shaved ice wonder

Fancy shop name makes me wanna have an affair… with their ice!Walked past it and decided to order something to check it out. There was a queue and I noticed friendly people serving at the counter which is great because usually a long queue can result in a lower level of patience.Ordered Soya shaved ice with almond flakes and jelly. The roasted almond flakes was fresh and crunchy together with cold icy sweet chewy jelly , which I initially thought it was an odd combination but eventually turned o

Tried the shaved mango ice with almond. Those small round balls will burst when you bite into them and mango flavour will pour out! The portion of chopped mango is generous and sweet and juicy! The bits of almond flakes (not sure if they toasted it) adds a nice textural dimension to the dessert and gives it a lovely burst of warm mellowness among the sweetness. Very tasty!

This is the soya shave ice dessert from Bing Bian. Tried their warm beancurd before so this time round I decided to try the cold dessert at the branch here. The soya shave ice comes with red bean, mini pearls and yu yuan toppings. The soya shave ice doesn't taste solid enough, doesn't really have the soya flavor infused in it. Texture is not as nice too. Don't know it is because of the flavor I order, guess I will try the other flavors next time. The yu yuan is still the bomb though, nice and ch

Finally there's somewhere I can actually go to in Singapore for some Taiwanese dessert. I saw this shop selling Taiwanese dessert online with a really cute name, Bing Bian which makes me really want to go down and taste it myself. You will be spoil for choices because there's so many dessert with different combination for you to choose from! What make this shop special is that their shave ice has got different flavors in it and it taste really good with it thick flavor. The texture of the shave

Saw this newly opened (?) dessert shop and decided to give it a try. There were many flavours of ice and toppings to choose from, and I chose to have the green tea flavoured one with red beans, jellies, and yuyuan (chewy sweet potato and yam balls). This combination would hardly go wrong and indeed, it tasted good on a hot day. Would be great if the serving was larger.