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Classic / Traditional Kueh Ondeh Ondeh Tapioca Cake Tapioca Kueh
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$1.5 -

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Xing Xing specialises in Singaporean kueh such as ondeh ondeh and tapioca cake.

The tapioca cake was pleasantly palatable and easy to like. Not too sweet with a chewy texture. The abundance of coconut shreds really makes the dessert and adds a bit of sweetness to it.

The tapioca cake was pleasantly palatable and easy to like. Not too sweet with a chewy texture. The abundance of coconut shreds really makes the dessert and adds a bit of sweetness to it.

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