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How we read reviews →Hardware Lane Malaysian dessert bar known for cendol, teh tarik bingsu and a pandan croffle.
Casual, cosy laneway dessert bar with limited indoor seating and extra tables out in the busy Hardware Lane, chilled and lively but exposed to wind and foot traffic.
Bingsu-style fine shaved ice for cendol and ice kacang, sister shop to Lulu's Char Kway Teow next door so you can order from both and eat at either, vegan options, QR code ordering.
Many Malaysian reviewers call the cendol, ice kacang and pandan pudding authentic and reminiscent of home, while others say the bingsu-style ice and some textures depart from tradition.
Generous portions that suit sharing, with bowls around $18 to $20, though some reviewers find it pricey for a dessert shop and say portions of specific items disappoint.
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