Mei Heong Yuen Dessert Singapore reviews

This dessert shop at Temple Street was really welcoming after a hot day‘s walk in the sun. The desserts were mouthwatering and deliciously made. Ambience was good and air conditioned. Price was reasonable. Good to bring your tourist friends here as Chinatown is a good shopping spot. Do not give this place amiss!😋

Great hot dessert selection. I love the walnut and almond paste and the peach gum with white fungus. They also do fresh durian mochi. Quite loud acoustics inside, but it's set up so you don't stay long whilst you get your fill of dessert.

Very nice creamy walnut paste $4.50 and restaurant quality mango sago pomelo $8. However, at that price, I can get it at a cheaper price elsewhere with similar taste. Not a must go place for me.

Had a lovely catch-up with my ex-classmate recently, and we decided to explore some local desserts together. We tried the pumpkin cake, and let me tell you, it was absolutely delicious – perfectly soft with just the right amount of sweetness. The chili served alongside it added a fantastic kick that complemented the flavors beautifully. We also ind... see more

Came here twice within a week a couple of months ago because I am a tourist. I tried 3 of their desserts & they were all fantastic. I wish I had been in Singapore for longer so I could have returned a third time to try at least one of their shaved ice offerings. The service is quick. The lady taking your order was a tiny bit off-putting for me (lik... see more

Whenever I’m in Chinatown, I always make it a point to drop by for Tong Sui here. They have just about every dessert under the sun — whether you prefer something hot or cold. Simply place your order and pay at the counter. Housed in a charming vintage shophouse, this spot serves up irresistible desserts that are perfect any time of the day!

Sweet escape in Singapore 🍧✨ My sister and I tried the mango sago and soursop shaved ice—and wow, it was so refreshing! The flavors were vibrant, not too sweet, and perfect for the humid weather. Definitely a spot we’d come back to next time we’re in Singapore!

The desserts at the main branch here are definitely a step up from the other outlets. Go for their traditional Chinese desserts like the steamed egg with ginger as well as peanut paste and the walnut paste. Mango pudding was a let down with the awful cream they put on top of the mediocre tasting mango pudding. Also, not a fan of their shaved ice. T... see more