What's cold, sticky and taste or look like an ice cream? Turkish ice cream. :P Since I was spending a bit of time doing a bit of strolling from 'Liang Court' all the way to the nearest bus stop, passing through one of the most happening place in Singapore, I decided to give this ice cream place a try. :P
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Turkish Ice Cream - Choice of flavours (Mango, Pistachio, Vanilla) While I was waiting for the ice cream, the ice cream man was scooping out the ice cream happily. And that didn't put a full stop to all the fun, especially when he started pulling a prank on you by giving and snatching the ice cream from you over and over again. That can be pretty amusing. :P Either ways, the texture of the ice cream were pretty unique. It's pretty sticky and it's like a mix between the normal ice cream and the soft ice cream. (In fact, when the ice cream man was scooping the ice cream, I saw him stretching the ice cream to as high as a metre. @.@) Taste wise, this is probably one of my first encounters with a chewy ice cream. As the ice cream doesn't melt as fast as the normal ice cream, therefore I ended up spending a bit of time chewing it. Besides for the 'Vanilla' flavour, the taste of the 'Mango' and 'Pistachio' flavours were pretty strong and aromatic. The moment you put a small scoop of the ice cream into your mouth, it tasted as if you were eating the genuine fruits or nuts itself. XD (By the way, out of the 3 flavours, I personally find the 'Pistachio' to be the best and tastiest.) | |
So where can you give this 'Turkish Ice Cream' a try?
The name of the ice cream stall would be 'Clmado'.
It's located in the 'Clarke Quay' area, and at the same time,
located near the Singapore river.
- Operating Hours: 12noon - 11:30pm
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