A cold Chinese dessert stop at Block 306 Woodlands after noodles next door — ice kacang for me, ice longan for my wife, and both land at a clean 9 out of 10.
On a very, very hot day, we walked over to Hey Lulu Dessert (嘿嚕嚕甜品) at 306 Woodlands Street 31 for something icy. The board leans classic Chinese / local dessert — mango longan, cheng tng, bubur pulut hitam, iced jelly with sea coconut, durian chendol — exactly the kind of stall you want when the weather is punishing.
Where is Hey Lulu Dessert Woodlands?
The stall is at Block 306 Woodlands Street 31 #01-19, Singapore 730306. It’s basically beside the Hokkien mee we had earlier — Shiok Hokkien Mee at Blk 304 is within about a two-minute walk. Easy combo: noodles first, dessert next, no planning drama.
Hours are commonly listed around 8:00am–7:00pm daily. Still worth a quick check if you’re making a special trip, hawker-style.
Ice kacang — 9/10
My order was the ice kacang: a proper mound of fine shaved ice, red and green syrups, that milky brown pour through the middle, with beans and toppings peeking underneath. On a scorching afternoon it does exactly what you want — cold, sweet, and actually refreshing rather than heavy. I’m giving it a straight 9 out of 10.
Ice longan — also 9/10
My wife went for the ice longan: white shaved ice, plump longans, and a small calamansi on top to squeeze over. Lighter and cleaner than the kacang, still cold enough to reset you after the heat. Same score from us — 9 out of 10. Really good dessert weather food.
Is Hey Lulu Dessert Woodlands worth it?
Yes — especially as a Chinese dessert follow-up if you’re already around Blk 304 / 306. Both bowls hit 9/10 for us, and on a brutal hot day that refreshment factor matters more than a long tasting note. Grab ice kacang if you want the classic colourful mound; ice longan if you want something cleaner and fruit-led.
FAQ — Hey Lulu Dessert Woodlands
Where exactly is the stall?
Block 306 Woodlands Street 31 #01-19, Singapore 730306 — about a two-minute walk from Shiok Hokkien Mee at Blk 304.
What did we order?
Ice kacang (me, 9/10) and ice longan (my wife, also 9/10). Both were excellent on a very hot day.
What else is on the board?
Classic Chinese / local dessert lineup on the main sign — mango longan, cheng tng, bubur pulut hitam, iced jelly with sea coconut, durian chendol — plus more items on the counter menu (self-service; takeaway listed +30¢).
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