Swee Heng opens bagel store in Tampines with flavours like mango yuzu & snowcrab mentaiko

Bae gal.

Khine Zin Htet | August 19, 2023, 10:15 AM

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Swee Heng has launched a new brand — Bae.gal, which sells — well — bagels.

Located at Century Square in Tampines, the store is takeaway-only, and prices start from S$2.20.

Menu

There are around 40 bagel options, including savoury and sweet. Some of the items include:

Sweet

Garlic Cream Cheese ($3.60)

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Kaya Peanut Pandan (S$3.40)

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Peanut Mochi (S$3.40) 

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Brown Sugar Coconut Pandan ($3.40)

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Cream Cheese Creme Brulee (S$3.40)

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Taiwan Yam & Purple Sweet Potato (S$3.40)

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Apple Cream Cheese (S$3.40)

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Savoury

Nyonya Otah with Cheese (S$3.80)

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Snow Crab Mentaiko (S$4.20)

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Tomato Olive (S$3.20)

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Mashed Potato Mentaiko (S$3.60)

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Egg Mayo Prawn Mentaiko (S$4.20)

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For those who prefer plain bagels, you can get them for S$2.20 each, and multigrain ones for S$2.50 each.

Pair these with their spreads such as Kit Kat sauce (S$1), apple sauce (S$0.80), and blueberry sauce (S$0.80). 

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Bagel sandwiches

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There are also bagel sandwiches such as the savoury Chicken Cutlet with Egg & Cheese (S$3.20) and Spicy Korean Chicken with Egg & Kimchi (S$3.20).

There are also sweet options, like the Mango Yuzu (S$3.20) and Dark Cherry Pistachio Chocolate (S$3.20).

Bae.gal

Address: Century Square, 2 Tampines Central, #01-32A, Singapore 529509

Operating hours: TBC

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