Fabian Seah
The shop supposedly opens at 10am but the staff says their popular food items only arrive at 1pm. Why would they open so early then?
Location: 21 Choa Chu Kang Avenue 4, #B1-14, Lot One, 21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, B1-14, Singapore 689812
Floor B1 · Lot One Shoppers' Mall
Heritage kueh and festive pastries at Lot One's basement Bengawan Solo counter.
Heritage kueh and festive pastries at Lot One's basement Bengawan Solo counter.
Bengawan Solo at Lot One B1 brings its celebrated range of Indonesian-Malay kueh and baked goods to Choa Chu Kang, with the same quality and tradition that has made the brand a Singapore household name.Based on 17 Google reviews
Fabian Seah
The shop supposedly opens at 10am but the staff says their popular food items only arrive at 1pm. Why would they open so early then?
Genevieve Fong
The store receives the kuehs VERY late in the day. I was planning to buy at 12pm, and most of the kueh hasn’t arrive. Made a wasted trip down.
Latha Amin
The shop doesn’t open at 10am Auntie dun bother to attend while I am waiting at door till 1015
Fabian Liu
I had to call Bengawan Solo Lot 1 branch and was surprised to see the low ranking reviews. I visited this branch often and find the staff very helpful and personable.
Alvin Shanmugam
Auntie friendly & best waffle in town.
Bengawan Solo
Bengawan Solo
A view of the interior of a Bengawan Solo shop, showcasing display cases filled with cakes and pastries. Several customers are browsing the selection, and staff members are visible behind the counter. The shop's signage is prominently displayed above the counter.
Cakes and Pastries Display
A display case filled with various cakes and pastries. In the foreground, there are several round cakes, some decorated with fruit and others with chocolate and nuts. Behind these, there are rectangular cakes and gift boxes tied with ribbons. A large slice of green cake is visible in the background through a window.
Special Offer Display
A display featuring a sign announcing a "Special Offer! 15% OFF" with prices listed for Kueh Koya and Kueh Bangkit Gula Melaka. Several containers of cookies are visible, including green pea cookies and smaller kueh koya. A large basket filled with round, light-colored snacks is also present. A poster with cartoon imagery is partially visible on the left.
Bengawan Solo Singapore Store
A view inside a Bengawan Solo Singapore store, showcasing a variety of cookies and pastries. The store features a prominent red sign with the store's name and logo. Large clear containers filled with cookies are displayed on counters, alongside decorative hexagonal boxes. Staff members are visible behind the counter, serving customers. The store has a clean and organized interior with brick-patterned walls and patterned flooring.
Sliced Green Roll Cake
A close-up shot of a sliced green roll cake, likely pandan flavored, presented in a clear plastic container. The cake is cut into several even portions, revealing a creamy white filling. The texture of the cake appears soft and airy. In the background, a person's hand is visible holding a fork, suggesting the cake is about to be eaten. A blurred menu board with some text in English and Chinese is also visible in the background, indicating it's likely in a cafe or dessert shop.
Assorted Pastries and Cakes
A collection of packaged baked goods arranged on a white surface, including green matcha-flavored rolls, layered cakes in clear plastic containers, and a fruit-filled pastry.
Bengawan Solo Singapore Store Interior
Interior view of a Bengawan Solo store in Singapore, showing staff wearing masks and aprons preparing items at the counter. Yellow crates stacked near refrigerators. Shelves display packaged goods including colorful boxes and jars. A customer is partially visible in foreground.
Bakery Display Case
A refrigerated display case filled with various packaged cakes and pastries, including green tea and yellow sponge cakes, arranged on multiple shelves with price tags.
Bengawan Solo Interior View
Interior shot of a Bengawan Solo store showing staff behind counters, customers browsing, and display cases with products. Signage visible above entrance.
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