Swee Heng 1989 Classic - #B1-40/41 Swee Heng 1989 Classic

Often crowded. Chocolate croissants are nice but the Pandan Swiss rolls are just okay.

A wonderful range of bread, cakes and buns. Interesting and delightful flavours. Sometimes they do have food tasting too!

Again wrong! Not first time that staff packed peanut Ang Ku Kueh instead of bean flavour to my family. Repeatedly we reminded to have bean and still get the wrong one. I suspect the staff wanted to push out the leftovers items to unsuspected customers as I usually bought after 8pm.

went to buy the garlic bread with cream cheese but since i was early it was unavail so they asked me to buy the normal garlic bread instead, fine i bought it. Incidentally i left my coffee there, ran to and fro thru the rain to only be met with the news of it being thrown away, fyi i didnt even leave it there that long. My Disappointment Is Immeasurable And My Day Is Ruined

The breads are nicely baked and filling. So far, I find their cheese tart, spicy shrimp floss bun and egg floss bun awesome with sufficient filling. Recently days they gave out half a baguette for free. Kind gesture.

Tried their walnut cranberry cream cheese bread once and can’t help myself coming back for more!! Very soft and moist bread with adequate amount of cream cheese. The cranberries and walnut definitely add an extra layer of texture and aroma to the pastry. They have mini versions selling at 2.5 for a box of three (regular size for 1.5). I used to buy the mini ones as it feels more worth it but ended up coming back to the regular one because it has more cheese and the mini ones don’t have walnut and cranberry for the extra crunchiness and flavour. I found out they tend to be sold out later of the day so please come early if you want to try.

Review for Swee Heng @ Tampines Hub Bought 3 breads amounting to $5.50 and i gave the cashier $7, she took out a calculator to calculate the change to return me. I took my change, turned and only took 1 small step away from the cashier at which then i opened my hand to see the coins in my palm. And i realized i got back $1.40 instead of $1.50. Immediately, I told the cashier the change is short of 10cents, she went "huh" and started searching (for duno what) in a small black pouch on the cash register top. I am not sure if she was digging for a 10cent coin or the receipt, so i repeated to her my purchases was $5.50 and i gave you $7 so the change should be $1.50 instead of $1.40. It's ok if you don't have 10cent, i am just highlighting. Then the cashier replied i think your purchases is $5.60 right? I told her no its $5.50 and she argued back say no its $5.60. I didn't wanna argue over 10cent so i just say its ok and walked off. When i walked passed the bread shelves i look at the prices and indeed my items add up to $5.50. Just wanted to share with everyone, please check the change you get back before walking off from the cashier (even if it is just 1 tiny step) if not the cashier will say its your fault or tell you your items total amount is another amount. ? I should have known something wasn't right when she took out a calculator to calculate the change she needed to return me. ??‍♀️

As always, one of the best neighbourhood bakeries with a wide variety and affordable bread. Some must trys include their hand tear bun, walnut cheese, chicken floss bun, cherry custard danish, blueberry muffin cake, and brown sugar twist. Honestly I don’t think there’s any bread there that I hate.