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Ah Chew Desserts
1 Liang Seah St, #01-10/11 Liang Seah Place, Singapore 189032
Quaint outpost for innovative takes on traditional, Chinese-style dessert soups & puddings.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 85 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Ah Chew Desserts remains a reliable spot for traditional Chinese desserts, with many reviewers highlighting its consistent quality over the years.
The menu is extensive, offering both classic and modern options.
We note that the Black Sesame Paste and Almond Paste are frequently praised for their smooth texture and balanced sweetness, often available as a combo for around $4.
The Mango Sago Pomelo is another standout, described as refreshing with good mango and pomelo chunks.
While some find the black sesame soup a bit diluted, the overall consensus points to satisfying and authentic flavors.
The 'tang yuan' (glutinous rice balls) with peanut powder also receives high recommendations for its perfect sweetness.
The seating can be a little narrow, but the wait time for a table is generally manageable.
We think this is a solid choice for those craving traditional Chinese desserts, especially the Mango Sago Pomelo or the classic pastes.
A reliable everyday option, not a destination meal.
Signature
Mango Sago Pomelo
Wait time
Not bad for waiting time until a table is available
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 85 · 5 sources
What customers say
Ah Chew Desserts is highly regarded for its traditional Chinese desserts, with customers consistently praising the quality and authenticity of dishes like black sesame paste, almond paste, and mango sago pomelo.
While the menu is extensive and can be overwhelming, popular choices such as glutinous rice balls (tang bu shai) and durian mango sago receive strong recommendations.
Some minor criticisms include the black sesame soup being occasionally diluted and seating being a bit narrow, but overall sentiment remains overwhelmingly positive for its consistent standards and nostalgic flavors.
Google Reviews
糖不甩- the glutinous rice balls with fillings either black sesame or peanut. Came here for this and it is really delicious! Perfect sweetness levels of the filling and outside coated with generous amoun…
The Pulut Hitam with ice cream is so good! The mix between the hot/warm and sticky glutinous rice paste, with the cold and silky ice cream is to die for. Mango sago is refreshing, and always a joy to…
Had the mango sago dessert, which was sweet and creamy, and had a strong mango taste, which was good. However, it was a bit pricey at $5, but for the quality I think it was worth. Not much waiting tim…
The most famous dessert in Bugis, there are many menu variations. and not bad for the waiting time until a table is available. rate for dessert: 8/10 pretty sweet. the location is easy to find on t…
If you’re craving traditional Chinese desserts done right, Ah Chew Desserts at Tan Quee Lan Street is still one of the most reliable spots in town. Their black sesame paste and almond paste are stando…
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