Le Le Zhan

This family-run hidden find in Katong offers a decent range of tasty homemade traditional desserts.
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Their ginger soup is homely and comforting, having a lovely sweet spice flavour.
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The glutinous rice ball is a little smaller than usual, but is handmade with a soft chewy medium thickness.
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Seems they alternate flavours daily, this time only the peanut paste was available. It's sweet nutty in flavour, with a grainy chunky texture. Nice!.
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Ah Balling Tang Yuan
Le Le Zhan Desserts
@ Katong Shopping Centre, 865 Mountbatten Road #01-10
Opening Hours: Tue - Sun 12pm – 7:30pm, Closed Mon
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Holding on to our bag of Dona Manis pies (banana pie ftw), we ended up here in this cosy looking space while looking for the exit! Shaved ice, vanilla ice cream, mango cubes, syrup and what tasted like black sugar and coconut cream - it was a great cooling down treat on the hot day. It didn't have that artificial mango kinda taste, not overly sweet but more of a mix of both sweetness and slight sourness. Thought the ice could be a tad more thinly shaved but we definitely prefer this, both in terms of taste and price compared to the other more commercialized brands.

📍乐乐站 Le Le Zhan Desserts
Katong Shopping Centre #B1-66
865 Mountbatten Road Singapore 437844
🕕 12.30pm to 8.30pm Daily, 12.30pm to 7.30pm on Sundays, Closed on Most Tuesdays

This chendol ($3.50) was simple but the gula melaka was very fragrant and I had enjoyed it. Not the best but it’s a good bowl of chendol indeed 😋