at Katong
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Based on 25 reviews
Lim Boon Lee
Made fresh upon order, these were quite soft. The gula melaka version seemed to have too little filling, though the grated coconut at the side was fresh and soft too. These weren’t too sweet. $3.50 for 4 pieces is a little overpriced with that little filling.
Christine Tan
I'm not exactly sure why this place received so much recognition. I only ended up eating one out of four of my Gula Melaka because I wasn't a fan – perhaps I'm just not a fan of the dessert itself. However, it wasn't as terrible as the service.
Cassia Ang
It's probably just not my thing, but I'm sure it's a really good version of what it is. It's a soft rice flour shell filled with a small amount of sweet syrup and coconut on the side. It's a bit dry, but not too sweet, which is nice. It was super quick – no line in the middle of the day. It comes very hot, so it's super fresh.
Lina Agustina
The putu piring is nice and tastes very fresh, made on the spot! You can taste the ingredients and their texture before it all melts in your mouth!
Chong Leong
A local Malay dessert of rice flour pancake filled with brown rock sugar and eaten with fresh grated coconut flesh. Best enjoyed over a cup of Indian-made tea called 'teh tarik'. The pancakes are freshly made on the spot upon order and best eaten piping hot. The boiling hot, strong tea with a nice floral fragrance, made with condensed milk and 'dragged' in the air to cool the drink, creates a froth on top. Give it a go, and you will be hooked by the rich flavours. Great for tea time or after meals.
Marcus Yeo
Finally got to try this well-known stall selling a very traditional kueh dessert. It's absolutely yummy and enjoyable. Light and fluffy, with a not-too-sweet filling of gula melaka paste. The topping is a generous portion of freshly grated coconut. Will be back for more.
Angela Tan
Popped by to try the famous Putu piring! Made fresh upon order, these were still quite soft even though we ate them much later. With gula melaka as the filling and grated coconut on the side, these weren’t too sweet. Furthermore, it makes an affordable snack at $2.50 for 4 pieces. IG @pingguo301
