
With international brands like Haagen-Dazs and Ben & Jerry dominating the ice-cream market, comes along our very own home-grown talents making local ice-cream. Island Creamery is the founder and at the forefront of such local ice cream makers.

It has been some time since my first visit to Island Creamery, so i paid a revisit to the ice-cream parlor with a friend. Single scoop ice cream is $2.50, while double scoop is $4, the ice cream here is much cheaper than Daily scoop, and Haato.
Not to mention Ben & Jerry who single scoop alone is already $4.90. But then again you can’t really compare it this way since they are in a different league with different playing fields.

The dining in area is quite small, with some seats on the outside, thus Island Creamery is always full most of the time, too many ice cream lovers, too little seats.

Besides dining in, the 500ml tub is yours to bring home at $8.

The many happy faces at Island Creamery

Double Scoop Apple crumble, hazelnut ($4)
Having tried Hazelnut the last time round, i can never stop myself from ordering it again. Good old nutella! Apple crumble is suprisingly good, the apple crumbs are evident on the ice cream, quite an unique taste.

Chendol flavour
The chendol ice cream wasn’t to our liking, for this one i guess we still prefer drinking chendol than eating chendol ice cream.

Pulau Hitam
We like the Pulau Hitam too! Smooth yet not too creamery.
Total bill is $8 for 4 scoops of ice cream. I like island creamery’s ice cream for their unique flavours, and i do believe that we should give local ice cream makers a thumbs up for their willingness to try and experience with new flavours which others might think is impossible for ice creams.
Island Creamery
10 Jalan Serene
#01-03 Serene Centre
Tel: 64688859

the apple crumble rox!!
Foodiegymmie — June 23rd, 2008 at 12:00 amI love island creamery
Super near my house hehe :PYou didn’t try teh tarik? Haha.
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Vicki — June 23rd, 2008 at 10:29 amHmm… I rem Venezia, which sells Italian Gelato @ Sixth Ave was established way before Island Creamery.
I used to frequent there and see the boss churning his own gelato at the back of the ice parlour.
Island Creamery is not too bad but I tried the Pulau Hitam once and the ice cream wasn’t as smooth as I thought it should be.
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His Food Blog — June 23rd, 2008 at 12:34 pmHello Foodiegymmie: cheers!
Hello vicki: Ya its near my place also : ) No leh, that day teh tarik was sold out. but i love nutella! lol!
Hello HFB: Oh really ar? hm, but like you say venezia is selling italian gelato ma, not local version. so i guess island creamery is still the founder of such local flavour ice cream
ladyironchef — June 23rd, 2008 at 8:30 pmWhere’s tt place?? Bring me n SP there pls!! I’m a huge ice cream lover. Haha.. My fav till now is still Haagen Dazs. =P
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Jojo — June 25th, 2008 at 2:24 pmHello Jojo: You didn’t heard of it before? how can? haha! its at serene centre, u know where’s cornonation plaza? opp there onli!
ladyironchef — June 27th, 2008 at 9:03 pm[…] will always have fond memories of Island Creamery. My gf and I first discovered the place when it was just a little corner shop in Serene Center. We […]
Ian On The Red Dot :: Why I Stopped Going To Island Creamery & Other Food Places I Liked/Loved — July 4th, 2008 at 10:50 amI think The Ice Cream Gallery was established about the same time as Island Creamery. Its main branch is at Valley Point, River Valley.
Denise — August 21st, 2008 at 9:55 pm