Li Huat Hot & Cold Cheng Tng at Toa Payoh Lorong 8 Market & Hawker Centre
Location: 210 Lor 8 Toa Payoh, #01-80 Hawker Centre, Singapore 310210
Floor 1 · Toa Payoh Lorong 8 Market & Hawker Centre
Li Huat Hot and Cold Cheng Tng - 63 types of hot and cold desserts at Toa Payoh Lorong 8, Singapore.
Li Huat Hot and Cold Cheng Tng - 63 types of hot and cold desserts at Toa Payoh Lorong 8, Singapore.
Li Huat Hot and Cold Cheng Tng at 210 Lor 8 Toa Payoh, #01-80, Hawker Centre, Singapore 310210, is a desserts stall. Li Huat is known as a hidden gem with an amazing array of 63 types of hot and cold desserts, plus soft and smooth beancurd flavours, soy bean milk and agar-agar desserts.The stall serves cheng tng, beancurd and desserts, on the 1st floor of the hawker centre. Its Toa Payoh Lorong 8 location places it in the Toa Payoh area.
For desserts in Singapore, Li Huat at Toa Payoh Lorong 8 offers a cheng tng stall on level 1.
Operating Hours
Operating hours not available
Overall Rating
Based on 13 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
N Z
The only budget dessert in the area, simultaneously the worst and best option. Given the meagre portion size and jacked up prices of the other 2 affiliated stalls in the same hawker this might seem the only choice. Suggest going to other hawker centres in the region, much better n more professional
Yap Hoe BENG
6/2/26, not the best Hitam.
Positive Reviews
Mitchell Choo
Love their tapioca dessert!
Yoong Hwee See
Cheng Teng is ok
Wengkit Cheong
Black glutinous rice is nice
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Photo Gallery
Li Huat Hot & Cold Cheng Tng
Dessert with Jelly and Fruit
A close-up shot of a dessert served in a purple bowl. The dessert consists of shaved ice topped with golden jelly and diced yellow and white fruit pieces. A spoon is partially visible in the bowl. The bowl sits on a tray with a textured surface and a white mat that has some text and a red logo. A small green lime is visible in the background on the tray.
Food Stall Menu
A food stall with a large illuminated menu board displaying various hot and cold desserts and soups. The stall has a clean, modern appearance with stainless steel counters and shelves. Several customers are visible, some ordering and others waiting. The overall atmosphere is busy and casual, typical of a hawker center or food court.
Dessert Stall Menu
A brightly lit stall displays a menu of various hot and cold desserts, with colorful pictures of each item. The menu features a wide selection of fruit-based and traditional Asian desserts. Below the main menu, there are smaller signs indicating additional charges for ingredients and take-away options. A "Self Service" sign is also visible.
Hawker Stall Display
A hawker stall display featuring various food items in plastic containers, stacks of disposable cups, and a collection of blue plastic spoons in a red basket. Signs indicate menu items, prices, rest days, additional charges for ingredients, and payment options including QR codes and CDC Vouchers. A decorative figurine of a smiling deity sits prominently on a golden ingot. A poster promotes "#OurHawkerCulture".
Self Service Sign and Award Certificate
A close-up view of a food stall counter featuring a "Self Service" sign and an award certificate. The "Self Service" sign is in English and Chinese, with "THANK YOU" below. Below this, a smaller sign states, "Dear Customers, We do not accept 5 cents coins. Sorry for the inconvenience made." and its Chinese translation. Further down, a certificate for "City Hawker Food Hunt 2015 Awards Presentation Ceremony" is displayed, showing three people. In the background, containers of food and stacked disposable bowls are visible. A price of $1.50 is also visible at the top.
Dessert Stall Menu
A food stall with a large illuminated menu displaying various desserts. The stall is identified as LI HUAT HOT & COLD CHENG TNG. The menu features numerous colorful images of desserts, with prices listed below some of them. There are also signs indicating "SELF SERVICE" and "加料另计" (additional ingredients extra charge). A "Halal" certification logo is visible on the right side of the stall.
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