Of Sugars and Desserts

So I didn't know there was a difference between Kakigori and Bingsu. Anyway, this bowl of dessert is beautifully crafted with scoops of melon. Love how it is not super sweet as the sweetness comes mainly from the fruit. Towards the end of the bowl, we can start tasting honeydew syrup on the ice. Good for sharing with two.

This waffle definitely lives up to its name as the bestseller of the cafe. Topped with earl grey ice cream, fruits (strawberries, berries and banana) and best of all, almond flakes, it's a must try if you're a waffle fan! This plate costs us RM18.

Never have thought this Chinese restaurant would serve such a good bowl of dessert. Mango pudding served with mango fruits, pomelo and sago! RM9 per bowl.

Long queue for this yummy fruits rojak with lots peanuts! Worth queuing.

Waffle texture taste so right and crunchy along with salted caramel and vanilla ice cream. S$8.90 a plate. I say, aye aye!

Taste of crunchy peanut cake and brownie. So good! SGD8.90 per slice. Love the cafe ambience tho a little squeezy with large tables.

Interesting how they "fry" French Vanilla ice cream with roasted almonds, banana and caramel sauce on a cold stone. Served in waffle bowl; 'Like It' size

Taiwanese shaved ice dessert with taro balls, soya, grass jelly, pearls and fresh MANGO! Yummylicious for mango sweet tooth lovers. RM12.90 per bowl.

Ruby water chestnut with coconut milk; served cold to chill the tummy after a spicy meal. Fresh mango served with sticky rice; quite filling for a dessert.

Love the combination of shaved ice, strawberries, gelato and red bean. Couldn't finish the bowl by myself.

Mini creme brûlée which has tea flavor to it. Caramelized sugar could have been better. RM15 per set.

Has tea flavor on each of them, a little too sweet for the tooth. RM 5 per piece