Bing Bing Ice Cream Gallery

Super fresh, creamy, delicious fruit flavors. Lychee and Mango are yum. Pear honey, and earl grey with fig also good. And the prices are reasonable for the quality. Only negative is the temptation — can’t help get a couple of pints of takeaway each time I am there! Great location too though currently being renovated.

great gelato-​esque ice-​creamery in the rather abandoned suburban mall that is valley point. this place was strongly recommended by an aunt, and it’s a shame we haven’t come before this: the ice creams are dense, not-​too-​sweet, inexpensive, and come in a spectrum of familiar-​to-​exotic.
I don’t have much of a thing for ice-​creams at all — it bores me a tad — but when I do get a cup, I like it italian gelato-​style, with intense flavor, a soft yield and neither overly-​sweet or fluorescently-​shaded — which pretty much fails most american-​style joints.
this place ticks all the right boxes, and the girls behind the counter are generous with the scoops. we like the mao shan wang durian flavor (enough to have bought three pints home since), and their chocolate can hold its own against the awfully chocolate version. I think this might be one of the best choices for a cold ball of something-​something around.

Now that is some good ice cream. It’s a chain and I’ve been to the one in Tanjong Katong. My favorite is the dark side, which had a nice subtle stout flavor. The other flavors are pretty good too, it’ll just depend on your taste buds. The staff was very friendly and let us try a variety of flavors before settling on one. Definitely a must have if you’re in the area and craving for ice cream!

I don’t usually crave for ice cream… but after trying the earl grey and fig at Ice cream gallery, I found myself craving for more! So far, all the flavors we’ve tried have been really good. Kirsch cherry, durian (D24 and the mao shan durian flavors), blueberry chessecake, honey pear, and the dark side (chocolate, coffe and stout!)… all so sinfully yummy! They offer a customer loyalty card — $ 12 for a stamp, you get a free scoop after 5 stamps.

The mao shan wang durian ice cream is to die for. It is almost like having the actual durian itself. Not for the faint hearted. Fortunately the smell of durian is not that strong that your non durian lover dining companions will pinch their noses or sit far away from you.
The salty peanut butter chocolate ice cream is equally good. Salty and sweet. Yums.
The salted caramel ice cream has a strong salty presence so those who love salted caramel will like this.
They provide water (self serve) which is thoughtful. You do need some water to wash away the sweetness of the ice cream. Thumbs up.

They’re great with the boozy ice creams here and wow what a crisp waffle. $ 7.80 for a waffle with a very round full scoop but any order of their premium flavours attracts an extra 50cents. Believe me, it’s worth it. Waffle and ice cream combo. absolutely worth 5 stars.
I had the kirsch cherry today but I’ve had their rum and raisin several times and for the longest time used to keep a tub in my freezer (on standby) all the time.
The ice cream is plenty tasty so I think next time I’ll forego the maple syrup on the waffle. Today my ice cream was really melty. They were saying they had just scooped it into the display container so it was very soft. and they very kindly gave me some extra to make up for it.
Also a big fan of the sea salt caramel and durian. There are always different flavours popping up here.
You can always ask for a taste for a few before you make your decision.
I haven’t tried but I see a big coffee machine with coffee supplied by Yahava Koffeeworks. Menu says $ 4 a latte/​cappuccino.
They also do hotdogs. Simple hot dogs served warm. rich boozy real fruit icecream served cold. Icecream and hotdogs. There you have it, life staples!