75 Ah Balling takes over area of well-known Tan’s Tu Tu Coconut Cake at Clementi

While we’re going through a excessive inflow of hawker legends closing their stalls completely, it’s good to see old-school hawkers increasing their stalls round Singapore as properly. Good information for dessert lovers because the famed 75 Ah Balling will probably be opening a retailer at Clementi!

Opened since 1975 at Golden Mile Food Centre, 75 Ah Balling is now helmed by third era house owners, Alvin and Chloe. Under the cost of younger new house owners, they’ve launched recent flavours like matcha, yam and black sesame within the old-school Chinese dessert, ah balling.

In reality, it’s fairly uncommon to seek out hawker stalls that particularly concentrate on ah balling solely. At most hawker centres, you’d often get a dessert stall that provides a spectrum of conventional dessert choices. With this outlet in Clementi, they are going to be opening their soon-to-be sixth outlet. Kudos to them for retaining (and increasing) nostalgic meals!

Roofed beneath See Lam Hern Coffeeshop at 449 Clementi Ave 3, 75 Ah Balling acts as a candy addition to the present unfold of stalls obtainable. If the renovation course of goes easily, this outlet is projected to complete in mid Apr 2023. Now, they’ve but to maneuver in utterly.

Taking over the now closed Tan’s Tu Tu Coconut Cake, 75 Ah Balling is located between the rojak and popiah stall. For these which might be mourning Tan’s Tu Tu Coconut Cake’s closure on the Clementi outlet, don’t fear, they nonetheless have one at Havelock that’ll reopen in Jul 2023!

Aren’t you glad to know {that a} well-known stall is taking up one other well-known stall? At least that reality consoles me.

For those that keep in mind, 75 Ah Balling truly had an outlet within the Clementi neighbourhood a few years in the past, however sadly, it closed shortly after.

The ’75’ of their stall title would possibly counsel that they date again to 1975. However, the common-or-garden enterprise stunned many as they really date again to 1947! They’ve now developed from a pushcart to a hawker stall with many profitable branches.

You can anticipate to select from ginger soup, longan purple date, peanut and almond milk as your base. To excellent these snacks, choose your selection of flavoured tang yuan to pair with the broth.

For 3 items, it prices S$2.20, with the most costly choice being S$3.20 for six items.

If you’re close by, undoubtedly pop by 75 Ah Balling for a fast perk-me-up snack or dessert.

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