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Dessert Gallery

Cafés & dessert · Singapore · 4.1471 on Google · 5 reviews here

Cafés & dessert in Singapore.

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JO Joanne Choo
Google review · 7 months ago · 5/5

Dessert Gallery 甜品屋,is looking at No: 6 Liang Seah Street, Singapore 189037, conveniently accessible by public transportation and Bugis MRT. I enjoyed French fries & Cold Cheng Tng for my Tea break, really delicious traditional savory flavours tasty😋 yummy☘️👍👍👍👍👍 Cool ambiance with cleanliness, interior deco on classic artists romantic theme, Singapore tourist capsules & beautiful lighting ✨✨ Staff friendly helpful & attentive 💞 I will be back again to have others choice of selection on the menu ☺️💚🍀🫶💛🧡

BE Belle
Google review · 7 months ago · 3/5

Well the milk pudding’s texture is a 2/10, its supposed to have the texture akin to beancurd but this one is like agar agar jelly texture, it’s harder instead of silky, so I think they probably use those premade gelantin powder. The mango Pomelo sago was really sweet, and there was NO pomelo inside, only when we asked why there wasn’t pomelo in the mango POMELO sago, then they checked and said they ran out of pomelo. But didn’t tell us and served it to us anyway. And yes that’s ice cubes in the mango pomelo sago. Not sure if I’ll ever come back again. I know the staff are working really hard, it looked really busy. But the food was a mere 5/10.

CA Carla Do
Google review · 7 months ago · 5/5

Not too sweet. Came at 7PM so it was relatively empty and my order was served quite quick. More mango-ey than milky which I really liked. The base for the watermelon honeydew sago is probably rose bandung. both bowls were chilled even without the ice so plus points for that. 9.5 for two bowls

TA Tan.W
Google review · 3 months ago · 3/5

Went around late 7pm on a weekday (before PH the next day) and it was easy to find a seat. They have both indoor and outdoor seating available. The Ginger Soup Rice Ball comes with four balls—two peanut and two sesame. The skin is on the thicker side, and it’s hard to tell if they’re handmade or pre-made. The ginger soup leans more towards sweet rather than spicy. The hot Cheng Teng was enjoyable and only slightly sweet. The ginkgo nuts were nicely soft, which I really liked.

JI Jinny Chong
Google review · a month ago · 3/5

Just like any other local dessert spot in Singapore — it’s packed, lively, and a little noisy… but thankfully, you can still hear each other’s gossip 🤪 The atmosphere is bustling and full of energy, making it a great place to wind down after dinner. Grab a dessert, sit back, and catch up with friends over life updates… Not the place if you’re looking for peace and quiet, but definitely the perfect spot for desserts, laughter, and a good gossip session! 😆

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