The Naughty Corner Review: Sea Salt Caramel- And Chocolate-Stuffed Egglets With Ice-Cream

Check out the full address at the end of the article! The Naughty Corner is an obscure dessert store tucked away in the sleepy neighbourhood of Hougang. The intention behind the playful store name is to invite young and old alike to relax. Unwind at this quaint gelato house, kinda alike to a hyperactive child being sent to the corner for a cooling-off session.

Seeing as to how life had gotten a bit hectic lately, I decided The Naughty Corner made the perfect stop for a little downtime. Ice-Cream And Egglets In Hougang Food at The Naughty Corner As I browsed through the ice-cream selections, the bright yellow of the Alphonso Mango Sorbet kept jumping out at me, so I thought, why not ?

I decided to pair it off with the Sea Salt Caramel Bubblewrap , which is their name for egglets. One plain egglet, ice-cream and topping combo costs $7.20 , but as the sorbet is a premium savour, it requires an additional $0.80 .

The stuffed egglet also required an extra $1 , bringing our bill to $9 . We chose Fruity Pebbles as our topping, largely since it made a colourful decor for the ‘gram.

The fruity pebbles are so small and light, you can barely make out the crunch as you chew, much less its flavour. All this coupled with the smoothness of the ice-cream presented an ideal, refreshing treat on a sunny afternoon.

Excited, I broke off a round pocket from the edge of the stuffed egglet and peeled it apart to unravel the filling within. I’d forecast the sea salt caramel to have been a little more liquefied, but was instead greeted by the sight of two little brown tablets stuck to the inner walls of the egglet. For the next set, we chose Strawberry Cheesecake , another premium flavour, together with a chocolate-stuffed egglet and a topping of banana crunch.

The strawberry taste tasted like the frozen version of strawberry milk, while the lumpy cheesecake gave the gelato more texture and creaminess. Pulling a piece of the stuffed egglet apart, I was relieved to notice that the chocolate tablet inside had melted a little more than the sea salt caramel had.

The chocolate had a bittersweetness that felt a little jelak, but was still pretty tasty nonetheless! Ambience at The Naughty Corner As our cab drove past the store from a distance, The Naughty Corner appeared like any other ordinary dessert kiosk… but come a little closer and you’ll pick out the makeshift sign at its entrance, offering an exclusive selection of stuffed egglets. A regret I had was not trying out the peanut butter-stuffed egglet, which – I only found out after placing my order – was made from Reese’s Peanut Butter Chips.

As for the quotations, a scoop of ice-cream alone costs $3.50 , a double scoop is $6.50 , and an original egglet (unstuffed) is sold at $4.20 . There are no seats available in the day time, but come evening, the store will open up a few chairs and tables along the walkway for shoppers to lepak .