[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Ah Chew Desserts (Updated Oct)

Ah Chew Desserts✨阿秋甜品✨ Address - 1 Liang Seah Street #01-10/11, Singapore 189032. It’s an old-style traditional dessert café in town – already visited several times!😘✨👍🏻Overall, the café is nicely organised and neatly tidy. Ah Chew Desserts served both hot and cold variations of desserts for diners.😋👍🏻👍🏻We had ordered ✨fresh milk steamed egg with ginger juice and ✨durian pomelo mango sago – it’s really yummy and tasty! #anna29diary #tripmoments

Another dessert shop with long queues Waited in line for 15 minutes to arrive Separate queues for seating and ordering 💢 Very strange Join your mobile order now 😑😑 After entering the seat, I still have to go back to line up to order🙄 ‼ ️Mung bean sweet soup can not be sour bean water separate Crushed kelp on 🫠 🔅Candy is good 👍🏾 🔅Oreo crushed egg whites okay nothing special You should return the table quickly after eating It needs to be faster than the speed of Australian Bull here Let's talk about love and go home first 😂😂😂 #SingaporeTravel #SingaporeFood

Aqiu Dessert The weather is hot, so have a bowl of ice-cold mango sago dew, which is rich and delicious. I really like the mango sago dew here, which is delicious. The business is very good, the house is always full, and there are many flavors. 10/11 Liang Seah Place, Liang Seah Street, Singapore 13:00-00:00 Closed on Tuesdays

📍 #01 1 Liang Seah Street 10/11 Liang Seah Place, 189032 Ah Chew is one of the most popular dessert stores in sg. It's not a big store, located around Bugis. 🍮 They made traditional Hong Kong style desserts but have lots of choices to make and not expensive at all. That's why it's popular. I took away two packets for me and my roommates. I've tried Mango sago with pomelo($4.8). So I chose a durian dessert this time. You have to try durian dessert in Singapore. I ordered a Durian Yam sago($5.2) and there was real durian in it. 🤣Smelly but tastes good. And I ordered Mochi made of rice ball($2.6 4pcs) as well. All that I have tried were tasty. 😍 #singaporefood #singaporedessert

#OctoberTravelSupport 📍 Ah Chew Desserts (Singapore) I stopped by this dessert shop because it was hot outside while wandering around Chinatown. 🍨 The exterior exudes a traditional feel, and the interior has a Chinese-inspired decor, giving it a truly local feel. There were far more locals than tourists, and the turnover was fast, so even with a line, I was able to get in quickly. 👏 🍧 I ordered the Sago with Mango & Pomelo and the Bean Curd with Ginkgo Nuts. The Mango Sago had a strong, sweet mango flavor, and the chewy texture of the pomelo (fruit similar to grapefruit) and sago pearls was fun. 🥭 It's refreshing yet not overpoweringly sweet, perfect for hot weather. I ordered the warm version of the tofu pudding, and it was soft and light, making it a perfect ending to a meal. 🫶 💬 The restaurant has a clean atmosphere, and the staff takes orders quickly, making the overall experience feel well-organized. However, it can get a bit noisy when there are a lot of people, and the seating is a bit cramped, making it difficult to enjoy a leisurely meal. Still, the flavor is so authentic that I'll definitely be back! ⭐️ Overall Rating: 4.6/5 If you want to truly experience traditional Singaporean desserts, this is a must-try! The mango sago is especially a must-try 💛 (Location: 1 Liang Seah St, #01-10/11, Singapore 189022 / Hours: Daily 12:30-12:00)

One of the best dessert ever tasted, and it is open till late. High-quality desserts are crafted with balance in mind. The best ones delight with contrast: a silky mousse paired with a crisp base, a tangy fruit cutting through rich cream, or a warm cake complemented by cool ice cream. Each texture and flavor plays a role, coming together in harmony to create an experience that feels complete.

If you’re visiting 🇸🇬and want to experience local flavors beyond typical tourist eats — Ah Chew Desserts is a must-visit! 💛 What I ordered: • 🥭 Mango Sago: Creamy, fruity, and chilled! Made with real mango chunks, soft sago pearls, and coconut milk. So refreshing and not overly sweet. • 🍉 Grass Jelly with Watermelon : A perfect mix of herbal grass jelly and fresh watermelon cubes, topped with ice. Super cooling and light — perfect for Singapore’s heat. • 🍡 Peanut Mochi (4pcs) : Soft, chewy glutinous rice balls coated in crushed peanuts. Simple but so good! ⸻ 💡 Travel Tips: 📍 Location: Ah Chew Desserts Address: #01-11 Liang Seah Street, Singapore 189022 (Near Bugis MRT, 3-5 mins walk) Easily accessible and located in a cozy food street area! • 🕒 Opening Hours: Usually open till late night — ideal for post-dinner dessert Tip: It gets crowded in the evening, so go early or expect a short wait. • 💳 Payment Info: ❌ Credit cards not accepted (No Visa or MasterCard) ✅ Accepted: Cash, GrabPay, Alipay (China) • 🤝 Staff are super friendly — even if you’re not familiar with Chinese desserts, they will help recommend based on your taste (hot/cold, fruity/creamy, etc.) ⸻ 🌟 Why I Recommend It: Whether it’s your first time trying traditional Chinese desserts or you’re already a fan of sago and mochi, this place offers an authentic and affordable experience. It’s a comforting taste of local dessert culture in the heart of Singapore. 🍧💛 #singapore #ahchewdesserts #singaporedessert #シンガポール #シンガポール旅行

#cherryblossom25 For the best Chinese desserts or unique kind of desserts, you know you can trust Ah Chew Desserts shop. Ah Chew dessert shop is popular amongst the locals, as well as tourist. A long queue is constantly seen here, all waiting to give their desserts a try. Their most popular desserts would be their almond paste, black sesame paste and mango sago pomelo dessert which is sweet and refreshing on a hot day. Other great desserts that i personally like would be their watermelon honeydew sago, black glutinous rice with vanilla ice cream and steamed fresh milk with egg white. It is believed that such desserts are actually good and nutritious for health. Ah Chew dessert shop also has a nice oriental feel and has a comfortable ambience.