Colourful treats
Kueh
EAT SOMETHINGTry a few coconut-rich flavours and different textures. There is no need to buy everything at once.
Kueh covers many small treats rather than one flavour, often using rice, coconut, pandan or palm sugar. Textures and methods differ; try a few and check coconut, egg or nut ingredients if relevant.
One dish, many places. Choose a branch or stall along your route and check its menu and hours.
Bengawan SoloA starting point for pandan chiffon, kueh lapis and traditional kueh. Check storage instructions before packing anything for home.
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The Coconut ClubNasi lemak takes centre stage, alongside coconut-led kueh and other local flavours. Allow time for a meal and browse the branch menu first.
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Kim Choo Kueh ChangExplore Joo Chiat’s food heritage through Nyonya dumplings and kueh. Pair a small tasting or takeaway with a Katong shophouse walk.
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Official store directory (new tab)These are suggestions, not live menus. Choose a convenient stop and confirm availability and hours.
AI illustration. For inspiration only. Check opening arrangements and product details before you go.
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Street-side sweet·Orchard Road, city centre
Ice Cream Sandwich
Ice cream tucked into colourful bread is a happy little break from a hot afternoon walk.
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Teh Tarik
A local hot drink for a break from coffee. Ask about sweetness before ordering.
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Less Sweet Local Coffee
Siew Dai commonly means less sweet. Recipes vary between coffee shops, so confirm when ordering.
Explore dishSweets & drinks·Hawker centres & food stalls
Fresh Coconut Water
A refreshing pause between stops. Specify a fresh coconut or bottled coconut water when ordering.
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