May 02, 2024, 12:37 PM
Tucked away in Fortune Centre is Duke Dessert, an eatery specialising in Chinese desserts.
The shop takes up a small space on the second floor of Fortune Centre, next to famous Chinese dessert shop Yat Ka Yan, and can accommodate about 30 diners.
Recipes were passed down from the owner's grandmother and mother, who is from Penang.
Photo by Celeste Ng.
Items on the menu range from traditional Chinese desserts, such as sesame paste and green bean soup, to beverages like almond multigrain drinks.
When Mothership visited, what surprised us was their pledge to full refunds should customers find their meal dissatisfactory — testament to their confidence in the quality of their desserts.
Here are some items on the menu:
Almond Sesame Paste with Glutinous Rice Ball (S$5.60)
Sesame and almond pastes, as well as their walnut paste (not in picture), are house-made. Photos by Celeste Ng.
Mango King Snow Ice (S$9.90)
Photo by Celeste Ng.
Durian Chendol (S$6.80)
Photo by Celeste Ng.
Green Bean Soup with Tapioca Balls (S$4.50)
Photo by Celeste Ng.
Grass Jelly with Tapioca Balls (S$5.90)
Photo by Celeste Ng.
Almond Multigrain Drinks (S$5.90 each)
From left to right: Almond Purple Rice with Lotus Seeds, Almond Black Sesame, Almond White Wheat with Lotus Seeds, Almond Multigrain, Almond Fungus Lotus Seeds. Photo by Celeste Ng.
Duke Dessert
Address: Fortune Centre, 190 Middle Road, #02-06, Singapore 188979
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, 12pm to 11pm
Closed on Mondays
Top photos by Celeste Ng
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