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Popular Yat Ka Yan Dessert Has A Bugis Outlet With Durian And Orh Nee Chendol

Yat Ka Yan has an outlet near Bugis MRT Station


Image credit: @yatkayan

Since its opening in 2020, this popular dessert shop has become the go-to place for traditional Chinese desserts at Fortune Centre. You no longer need to visit just one venue, as Yat Ka Yan now has two outlets, with the Bugis branch located near the Bugis MRT Station.

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You’ll find the new Yat ka Yan outlet along Tan Quee Lan Street. It’s just an 11-minute walk from the Fortune Centre one, so if one location gets too crowded, you can try the other for the same desserts. These range from classics such as pulut hitam and tau suan to more inventive treats.


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In the chendol department, you’ve got renditions such as the Yammy Chendol ($6.50), which consists of hearty yam paste that sits on a pile of shaved ice with coconut milk, pandan jelly, red beans, and gula melaka syrup. If you want something more indulgent, consider trying the Durian Chendol ($7.50)—a sweet, rich, and creamy dessert highly favoured by durian enthusiasts.


Image credit: Wan Ling

Other must-try desserts include the Mini Soup Set of 3 ($6.80), Purple Rice w/ Coconut Milk ($3.50), Tang Yuan Ginger Soup ($3.50) and more. With the large variety of old-school desserts to choose from, you’re likely to have your sweet tooth sated at this Yat Ka Yan Dessert branch in Bugis.


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Interestingly, the Chinese dessert shop in Bugis also offers savoury dishes such as Creamy Chee Cheong Fun w/ Bak Kwa ($6). This dish features silky rice noodle rolls and chopped bak kwa in a creamy, savoury sauce similar to cream-based pasta.

For a new traditional dessert cafe hidden in a cheongsam shop, read our Siyuan Desserts coverage. For a mahjong-themed cafe in Clementi serving nian gao and pandan mochi waffles, check out our Wonders West Wind coverage.

Address: 9 Tan Quee Lan Street, #01-03, Singapore 188098
Opening hours: Sun-Mon, Wed-Thurs 12pm to 11pm, Fri-Sat 12pm to 12am
Tel: 8798 9292
Website
Yat Ka Yan Dessert is not a halal-certified eatery.

Feature image adapted from @melvyn_caffeine and Wan Ling.

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