trying dubai chewy cookies!
POV: you walked into SGFR Store for "just one snack" and somehow left with enough treats to start a small collection 😭🍪
the Dubai Chewy Cookies are giving main character energy. Crunchy, chewy, sweet, and lowkey bussin'.
then the Thai Milk Buns pulled up and said "don't forget about us" because both the Original and Chocolate flavours absolutely understood the assignment.
🍪 3 cookies for $18 🥛 2 milk buns for $15
sweet tooths are winning. wallets are surviving. everyone goes home happy.
📍 Jurong Point 📍 Northpoint City 📍 Bedok Mall 📍 Century Square
10/10 would let these cookies ruin my self-control again.
@sgfrstore
@RF Station (Ryan R. Faustino)
@JeeTheHungryTraveler 🇵🇭🇸🇬
If you’re a sweet tooth like me, visiting the SGFR Store to try their Dubai Chewy Cookies is a must. I was blown away by the new flavorful variations like Kinder Bueno, Choco Mint, and Pistachio, which offer an exciting twist to the classic chewy texture. What really stood out was the balance between the crunchy exterior and the incredibly stretchy, filled center — every bite is a delightful surprise. Besides the cookies, the Thai Milk Buns deserve a shoutout; their soft, fluffy texture paired with generous fillings makes them perfect for a midday snack or dessert. The affordability—3 cookies for $18 and 2 milk buns for $15—makes it easy to indulge without guilt. The SGFR Store’s multiple branches like Jurong Point, Northpoint City, Bedok Mall, and Century Square make it convenient to grab these treats whenever the craving hits. From my experience, these sweets are not only tasty but also bring a joyful little ritual to your day. Whether you enjoy pairing them with coffee or as a sweet pick-me-up, the Dubai Chewy Cookies and Thai Milk Buns from SGFR have quickly become my favorite snack options. I will definitely be returning for more unique flavors and different varieties, and I highly recommend you try them yourself—prepare for your sweet tooth to be satisfied and your wallet to stay happy!






















it's overpriced