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Geylang Serai Market and Food Centre
Geylang Serai Market and Food Centre
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Based on 15 reviews
Dionysius Fernandez
There were no customers, and yet the bowls were sold out. There was a huge price difference between the bowl ($2 SGD) and the takeaway cup ($3 SGD). No red beans were included, so avoid this if you prefer authentic Chendol. It was an utter waste of time and money. Not recommended.
Arun Kumar
Got the takeaway cup (with ice). It was spoilt. I made the mistake of going after 3 pm. Apparently, they only do ice takeaway after 3. That's fine, but I guess they pack the remaining product at the end of the day. That's probably the reason it was spoilt. Long day + time to pack the drink. It smelt and tasted funky (I eat chendol once a week or so, so I know exactly what it should smell and taste like).
Yani Fahmi
This shop needs to update its closing time. It's a pity for those who live far from Geylang Serai. I went there yesterday at 6:30 pm, as they stated they closed at 8 pm, but sadly, it was closed. I called them, but I don't know why; perhaps they haven't paid their phone bill. Hais. Huge disappointment.
Haji Firdaus
I recently purchased 4 chendols from this shop, and while some were heavenly and hit the spot, others were too salty and lacked the right amount of sweetness. The inconsistency in taste was a bit disappointing, and I hope they can work on improving the consistency of their product. However, when they get it right, it is truly a delight for the taste buds. Overall, I enjoyed my experience, and I would recommend giving this establishment a try for their chendol.
Aiza Nazrin
Never wanting to make a purchase here again unless our elderly mom still insists on 'cendol geylang'. The taste was undeniably great, but unfortunately, the two ladies selling cendol were not friendly. No eye contact, no thanks, nor even a smile. Being tired is not an excuse. This was on Saturday, August 19th, in the afternoon.
Blackbird
It's more like a cendol drink than a cendol dessert. The taste is refreshing, but I miss the red beans!
Esther Tan
The cendol is really a refreshing treat. Though it's less chewy, I still love it.
James Tan
Nice local Malay-style cendol (a sweet dessert with coconut milk and brown sugar). For those who don't like red beans, this is the cendol you have to try! The food is so nice. They serve it by the bowl or cup. It closes every day at about 4 pm and is open daily except for Hari Raya. That's so cool! The stall is #02-107 @ Geylang Serai Malay Market.
Jovan Lim
On a hot day, after some spicy and heavy Nasi Ayam Bakar, Nasi Ayam Sambal, or Mee Rebus, get one of these bowls. It's a top-tier combo. Not overly sweet, with meltingly cold shaved ice and no red beans – pure joy.
David Ho
$2 for a local cold brown sugar and coconut milk icy dessert. Not bad. Simply