Exotic sweet treats

Popular plate: The Thai black glutinous rice and the mango pomelo and sago sweet soup with ice cream are crowd favourites.

Word to the wise: There are additional Honeymoon Desserts outlets at Bugis Junction, Somerset 313, Paragon, 112 Katong Mall, and City Link Mall.

As Asian desserts go, Hong Kong really has the market cornered. Now you can indulge at one of its most respected franchises—Honeymoon Desserts—right here in Singapore.

Far from your average apple pie and ice cream affair, Honeymoon Desserts are traditional Chinese recipes with some seriously interesting textures. Served in small, square bowls, the classic fruit and rice-based sweets are combined with coconut milk, seeds, jellies and shave ice, with flavour pairings you'd never thought possible. There's fruit pancakes, too, but not as you know them.