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An old school Chinese desert place in Pudu famous for their smooth texture of the black sesame paste.
There’s a few mixture that you can go with such as this Cha Wu, a mix with peanut paste.
And interestingly every orders they will create some drawing on the top.
Something to enjoy if you are in Pudu after meal.
Nothing strikes a nostalgic chord quite like a warm bowl of tong sui (traditional Chinese dessert). Come to Pudu to find the best bowls in town. Owner Ricky Yan shuns everything artificial and insists on keeping the tradition of freshly grinding the black sesame and almonds in a stone mill. Dubbed as "The King of Chi Ma Wu", his Black Sesame Paste (RM3.50) is a must-order. Caution! Take slow sips of the velvety paste as the dessert is served hot. Another crowd-favourite is the Peanut Paste (RM3.50) which boasts the same creamy texture and a super nutty flavour. If you want the best of both worlds, go for the Cha Wu (RM4.50) that features a delicious combination of peanut and black sesame paste.
Photo by Burppler Ethel Tan
Peanut paste+Sesame paste! Super smooth!!
Latte art move aside. Here we have TONG SUI ART.
My friend and I saw a long lining up in front the shop, so we decide give a try. We have order Black Sesame Paste(RM3.50), Peanuts paste (RM3.50) & Almond paste (RM4.50). Overall we felt that the black sesame & Almond paste just okay, not very nice but peanuts paste still acceptable. Anyhow we still feel quite disappointed as we saw many good reviews in social media. Maybe we put too high expectations on them.
4.5/10
Not the best photo but if you are looking for late night supper and savory pratas are not your thing, then come have some Chinese dessert!
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Yin yang consist of white almond paste and black sesame paste. Super smooth and fragrant!
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Egg pudding w goji berries. Goji berries are not the best combi with the egg pudding but it works
Traditional Chinese dessert place in Pudu that served a variety of nut based drink (peanut, sesame, walnut, almond).
You can pick single or a mix of both. I had the peanut mix with sesame paste. Very smooth and fragrant yet not too sweet.
*they do get quite crowded at night
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