A Revisit to 99 Old Trees since we were around that area. The queue was still snaky long during the visit with the place as bustling as ever.
Introducing the Traditional Teochew Chendul with Durian, Stinky Chendul, to my pal but upon hearing the name he was reluctant to order it till I explained that the term "stinky" was literally referring to the durian.
The Stinky Chendol has an option of topping up with durian and we chose that. The basic bowl comes with red beans and green coconut jelly. We enjoyed the chilled bowl of dessert adding the savoury Gula Melaka over them.
Stinky Chendul - $5.90 |
While dining in their garden, I noticed this cute durian plush there too.
Durian Plush |
The stinky bomb has a minimum order of 2 pieces and was filled with Mao Shan Wang Choux. Savoury French-style choux puff with a buttery crusty exterior that reminds us of the polo bun texture. Together with the rich and creamy Mao Shan Wang Durian, it was heavenly.
Stinky Bomb |
Next, we had their Top Seller, the Stinky Bowl, comprised of D24 Durian Mousse.
Stinky Bowl |
If you have friends that enjoy the king of fruits, this will be a good recommendation for them.
Posted on 9th July 2022
With the durian craze gradually making a comeback, I was introduced to this interesting place, 99 Old Tree. It is an interesting Cafe with assorted durian desserts like swiss rolls, ice cream and choux pastries.
Entrance to Cafe |
While at their back door, you can actually package some durian for takeaway.
Back Area |
The cafe has limited seating and we had no choice by to enjoy our desserts at their garden / alfresco area.
Entrance |
The alfresco area looks like a garden but without a proper table and ins,tead customers were to eat on the wooden cable reel drum. Also, having the durians under the tree gives u the kampong feel. This makes enjoying durian in the public so unique.
Ninty-Nine Old Trees Wall |
While the interior has a modern industrial theme whereby the flooring is of cement screed so as the walls and counters.
Cute Plush on the Sofa |
We had our orders placed on a wooden woven serving tray. Awww, we can't wait to get stinky with these!
Orders in a tray |
If you prefer to enjoy your D24 durian in a bowl instead of the husks and seed, stinky bowl will be a good choice. The bowl is filled with durian puree with a creamy & smooth mousse texture completed by a light taste. However, it still stinks for some, thus its name is given.
Stinky Bowl - $5.80 |
The Stinky Bomb has a thin crusty layer piped with Mao Shan Wang Durian fillings. The individual Chou Puff was coated with craquelin crumble which reminds me of the Hong Kong Polo Bun.
Stinky Bomb - $1.90 Per Piece |
That Stinks! |
If you flip over the Bomb, you will get to see that they have actually piped in the creamy fillings from the bottom.
Your Creamy Durian |
If you head to the counter, you might be lucky to get a view of the piping of choux pastries in progress.
Piping in Progress |
If you do enjoy the traditional Teochew Chendul dessert, you may want to have a try with durians in it. If you prefer the version without the durians. they do have it at $3.30 per bowl. However, if you are ordering this Traditional Teochew Dessert with Durian, it's very filling to the stomach, especially with the plump durian pulp.
For the durian season, they offer Chendul with Assorted Durian. So durian lovers, what are you waiting for?
Chendul with Assorted Durian - $7.80 |
With these durians down into the stomach, not only did we satisfy our appetite, it gives me another idea to enjoy both durian and cafe environment altogether.
The place is rather convenient with MRT Exit just a stone's throw away. If you are driving, 99 Old Tree is conveniently located beside a carpark too.
Wall Mural next to the car park |
Rating: 3.5 / 5
99 Old Trees
Location: 1 Teo Hong Road Singapore 088321
Nearest Station: Outram Park (EW16)
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