Ren Ren Desserts (Katong Shopping Centre)

This was a decent bowl of tangyuan ($2.50) with the tangyuan having generous filling in them. The skin however was a bit too thick though. The soup was fragrant with the smell and taste of peanuts as well

Probably try a food you've never had before, or take a shopping trip. Just pick something whatever you're feeling and just do it for yourself.😊. Featuring ice chendol from an old school eatery at Katong Shopping Centre 👍🏻. .
Where to dine?
Ren Desserts
#B1-66 Katong Shopping Centre, 865 Mountbatten Road, 437844.

Didn't really expect to find a tang shui stall within the basement of this shopping mall. Portions are slightly on the smaller side but this is pretty good for the quality; smooth, creamy paste with heavy earthy flavours with enough coconut milk to make it more luscious. Gingko nuts gave a contrasting bitterness for the lightly sweet dessert. Quite fascinated with the Coffee Pudding which looks like their innovative take on Bread & Butter Pudding; would make another visit to try it out another time!

Really good traditional desserts and dim sum served here. The mango ice was not too sweet, and quite a generous portion of mango was given. The chendol was good as well. They also serve dim sum like glutinous rice which is made in-house. Good for an afternoon snack!

The mango shave ice was good! Not too sweet and the ice was fine. Love the chendol too. Light coconut fragrance with good gula melaka sauce. The glutinous rice which is made in house was delicious as well!

A wondrously tangy mountain of mango and mango puree cascading down slopes of finely shaved ice, topped with a crown of velvety smooth vanilla ice cream, then made even better with scatterings of pomelo sacs that provide delightfully surprising bursts of fruity freshness. All for a most modest price. Bing-what?

Taste: 4/5