Kek Seng
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Add a tropical twist to your dessert at Kek Seng! Durian (a.k.a “The King of Fruits”) takes ice cream form on their Ais Kachang (“iced beans”). Two scoops join pudding, grass jelly, red beans, and corn on a bed of milky crushed ice. The entire bowl is good enough for two people, though this is one dessert you’ll want all to yourself! Indulge in an extra order of durian ice cream for an creamy treat. Careful not to scarf down everything too quickly, though—you might get a brain freeze!
382-384 Jalan Penang, George Town, Penang, Malaysia
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