CLOSED: Dajie Dessert House

A nice little dessert cafe, serving up a variety of shaved ice treats. My partner said her cendol (coconut milk with green noodles, beans, and shaved ice) was the best she'd ever had. I had the standard ice kacang (shaved ice with beans, syrup, creamed corn and coconut milk - I couldn't detect condensed milk but it might have had some), which was pretty decent. One thing the kacang definitely had going for it was the fairly liberal use of rosewater syrup - yummy!

Highly refreshing, and pretty cheap at about RM3 per dessert. In addition to the 10 or 15 desserts on the menu, there is also a small selection of vegetarian meals (rice etc) if you're in the mood for a savoury snack.

Their kuih and dessert are good, the chinese food (fried noodle, fried rice, noodle soup) are great too.

This place is definitely an oasis for vegans who can't get ice cream on a hot day. Instead of making do with popsicles, you can get a wonderful bowl of ice covered with fruit purees. We were a little sceptical before trying it out, but it delivered as advertised! Really delicious and made a hot day a whole lot more enjoyable.