Potterheads will be thrilled with the opening of The Wizard’s Brew, a new Harry Potter-Themed dessert shop & bar in Singapore.

Welcome to the enchanting realm of The Wizard’s Brew! Located at 10B Trengganu Street in Chinatown, this Harry Potter-themed dessert bar is a hidden gem which even locals do not know about.

Step inside this Harry Potter-themed dessert cafe and bar, you’ll be immediately transported to the mystical realm of Hogwarts carefully crafted to recreate the awe-inspiring atmosphere of the books and movies.

Drawing inspiration from the beloved Harry Potter series, The Wizard’s Brew exudes an enchanting atmosphere with its floating candles, multi-coloured clouds, decorative chandeliers, expansive shelves adorned with mystical books, and an intricately designed faux fireplace.

The medieval-gothic aesthetic captivates Potterheads, immersing them in the wizard world. Isn’t this like a dream come true?! We were in awe of the attention to details at every nook and cranny.

The Wizard’s Brew has specially crafted a whimsical range of spell-binding cocktails and desserts (made from scratch by their in-house bakery) to create a truly magical experience.

Set the Witches Hat (S$19) ablaze and you will find a beautiful Valrhona milk chocolate mousse with crunchy pearls and chocolate sponge cake.

The human-like Mandrake is made of chocolate ganache and you can use it as a spoon to scoop up the strawberry shortcake in the Baby Root (S$22, good for 2 pax to share) egg-shaped pot.

Topped with Baileys pearls, The Reaper’s Gold (S$16) is a delicious tiramisu that will go very well with a cocktail. This is also homemade and is definitely one of the better tiramisus we’ve had in Singapore of late.

The rum-based Phoenix Fire (S$22) cocktail is a real showstopper. Blink and you will miss the show.

To conjure the spell, add the saliva of the fiery dragon, elixir from the ethereal fountain, tears from the singing mermaid and mix it with the secret potion in the bubbling cauldron.

And complete the spell by chanting the incantation that is given with The Wizard’s Brew (S$22).

There is also a selection of savoury tapas (S$9 – $13) including Tater Tots, Nachos Chips, Buffalo Wings, Cheesy Meat Balls. Nothing magical about them, but they will go very well with your magic potions.

If you are looking for somewhere to celebrate Halloween in Singapore, look no further than The Wizard’s Brew. The talented pastry chefs have created special desserts just for the occasion.

Grab your ward, put on your wizard’s robe and get your cameras ready for the desserts and cocktails that come with a theatrical showmanship. This was honestly such a fun experience and we can’t wait to be back already!

The Wizard’s Brew
Trengganu St, 10B, Singapore 058464
Tel: +65 6966 2134

Created by Genevieve Lee, runner-up of MasterChef Singapore 2018, Sourbombe Artisanal Bakery started out as a home-based business with an e-commerce website during the pandemic in 2020 and it quickly made waves with its Sourdough Bomboloni—combining sourdough and the Italian ‘bomb’ shaped doughnuts.

Sourbombe Artisanal Bakery is opening their first physical store at Park Mall with a soft launch on 3 July 2021. The official opening date will be on 8 July 2021.

Sourbombe Artisanal Bakery’s 900 sq ft store at Park Mall will have a takeaway kiosk, retail section and a production kitchen that can cater to both online and retail sales. Online pre-orders and group buys will continue for fixed boxes of 9 Sourbombes, with the option of delivery or collection in-store.

You can also choose to visit the store to pick your Sourdough Bomboloni and get some drinks including cold brew coffee, house-made kombucha and dairy-free tea lattes.

Expect a total of 9 sourbombe flavours, including 6 best-selling signatures and 3 limited edition flavours, which will be introduced quarterly based on seasonal ingredients.

Photos credit: Sourbombe Artisanal Bakery

The 6 signature sourbombe flavours include:

• Cinnabombe (plain)
  The OG Sourbombe in full sour glory, dusted with cinnamon and sugar.
• Blueberry & Lemon Thyme
  A fruity summer bombe of lemon cream, blueberry jam and fragrant thyme
• Lavender Lime Mascarpone
  Velvety mascarpone infused with aromatic lavender and bright citrus lime
• Basque Burnt Cheesecake
  Molten lava explosions of cream cheese and blue cheese, the ultimate umami bombe
• Hojicha Caramel
  Fragrant Houjicha cold-steeped in milk and sprinkled with toothsome caramel crunch
• Passionfruit & Caramelised Banana
  A tropical paradise of ambrosial passionfruit mixed with caramelised banana cream

The bakery also has plans to launch a new range of experimental sourdough bakes—including sourdough croissants—later this year. We cannot wait to try them soon!

Sourbombe Artisanal Bakery
Park Mall, 9 Penang Road #02-03
Singapore 238459

Established in 2014, Pantler started its original store at Telok Ayer and it is one awesome patisserie that will chase all your Monday Blues away with their gourmet creations. It has recently moved to a bigger space at 474 River Valley Road on 20 Feb 2021.

From choux puffs to glazed cakes and croissants, Pantler has them all.

Dessert is serious business here; both founders have previously worked in the pastry-making departments of Joël Robuchon Singapore and the Grand Hyatt Tokyo. What you can expect at Pantler is a selection of classic sweet treats, savoury patisseries and contemporary desserts.

Yatsura (S$8.50++) is one of Pantler’s bestselling signature cakes for obvious reasons. The dacquoise cake boasts luscious layers of hazelnut cream, dark chocolate mousse and crunchy hazelnut feuilletine.

Pantler
474 River Valley Road
Singapore 248359
Tuesday – Sunday 10:30 – 18:30
(Closed on Monday)

We get it. You’re bummed about not being able to dine out during this circuit breaker period. Trust us, we’re on the same boat. And maybe, just sometimes, we need a little pick-me-up in the form of sweet dessert treats. Thanks to delivery apps, we’re able to order in our favourite desserts at any time of the day.

Whether you’re craving doughnuts in the middle of the day, or cakes as a dessert treat after a satisfying dinner, you can be sure that the desserts that you’re craving for will be delivered to your doorstep.

Here are our 20 dessert places in Singapore that offer islandwide delivery. Ranging from homely egg tarts to diabetic-friendly cakes to luxurious eclairs, the choices are endless.

SUNDAY ROSE GELATO

Sunday Rose is a new online website that is devoted to crafting gelatos with nostalgic and interesting flavours such as Hokkaido milk, Sapporo Lavender & Snow Chrysanthemum Cacao.

The Sunday Rose Gelato Bundle (good for 3-4 persons, or 1 greedy ice cream lover) includes 2 pints and 2 buttermilk waffles.

Buy your ice cream online at https://sundayrose.co

Photo Credit: Kopi & Tarts

KOPI & TARTS

Kopi & Tarts is a Halal coffee concept that sells signature pastries such as egg tarts, muffins and pastries. It is recommended that you order their freshly-made pastries as a breakfast meal, or tea-time treat.

The minimum order is S$10 for delivery, and their islandwide delivery fee is S$7. If your order exceeds S$150, you’re entitled to free delivery. 10% off is also offered if your order exceeds S$300.

Make your orders here.

SUGALIGHT

Sugalight is famously known as Singapore’s only maker of sugar-free ice cream. Now, you can enjoy guilt-free dessert snacks without worrying about the calorie count and how much sugar you’re consuming. A great choice for the health-conscious who want to indulge after dinner.

There is no minimum order, but an S$8 delivery charge is applicable for orders that are below S$40. If your order exceeds S$40, you get to enjoy free delivery islandwide. However, they are currently experiencing a higher volume of orders, thus some deliveries may take up to 5 days.

Order guilt-free ice cream here.

PANTLER

A bakery cafe located in the CBD, they offer a tantalising selection of cakes and pastries. They even offer a Work-from-home Care Pack that you can snack on while typing away at your desk.

In lieu of the current climate, they are offering S$15 delivery to all destinations islandwide and lowered the minimum spend to S$50 for complimentary delivery in the CBD.

Order here to satiate your sweet tooth!

Photo Credit: Locaba Singapore

LOCABA SINGAPORE

Wait, healthy cakes are a thing too? You bet. All Locaba cakes and desserts are low-carb, diabetic-friendly and contain no household sugar. Not only that, Locaba caters to those who are on gluten-free, ketogenic, or paleolithic diets. Great for snacking at any point in the day.

They offer free islandwide delivery for their low-carb cakes with a minimum order value of S$80. If your order is below S$80, a delivery fee of S$10 applies.

Get your guilt-free healthy cakes here.

ISLAND CREAMERY

For the last 18 years, Island Creamery has been selling unique local ice cream flavours. It is the first ice cream parlour in Singapore that produces freshly-made premium ice cream featuring local flavours. They are also well-known for their ice cream birthday cakes and mudpies. This makes for an amazing after-dinner treat.

Get their ice cream delivered to your door for S$15. Currently, they are offering S$30 for 3 Red Label ice cream tubs, featuring local flavours such as chendol, pulut hitam, and teh tarik.

You can get your local ice cream fix from GrabFood or https://shop.islandcreamery.com/.

ANTOINETTE

Serving award-winning, meticulously-crafted cakes and pastries, Antoinette is one of the most poular French patisseries in Singapore . Satisfy your sweet tooth and indulge in their Earl Grey Bubble Tea cake, or their signature Antoinette chocolate cake, at any time of the day.

You have to purchase a minimum order of S$55, and they offer islandwide delivery for S$8. This promotion will only last for a limited period of time.

Make your order for award-winning cakes here.

BREADTALK

BreadTalk bakery snacks are perfect for tea-time. Imagine spoiling yourself with their popular German-inspired pound cakes, or their talked-about toilet paper roll cake: the ROFL, which is a honey marble cake filled with buttercream.

If you spend S$30, enjoy free delivery. For orders below S$30, an S$5 delivery fee will be applicable. You can even order their signature cakes without any minimum spending. Order before 8pm and the cakes will be delivered to your house the next day.

Order your cakes now at http://fpls.in/breadtalkdelivers.

//

AH CHEW DESSERTS

Maybe the hot weather is making you crave a cold dessert. Fret not, Ah Chew sells famous local-style desserts, which include favourites such as yam paste with gingko, durian yam sago, and mango pomelo.

They offer islandwide delivery here. A minimum order of S$50 is required with an S$5 delivery fee. Only online credit card payment is accepted. Islandwide delivery is also available with no minimum order value.

CAT & THE FIDDLE

Cat & The Fiddle offers Halal Asian-inspired cheesecakes with a range of flavours. You can order classic favourites such as the Classic New York Cheesecake, or Oreo Cookies and Cream. If you’re feeling a little bolder, you could try flavours such as Mao Shan Wang durian.

Be sure to contact them at +65 6287 0077 to make your order. There is no minimum order amount, but they do charge S$6.90 for delivery. If your order exceeds S$90, you will get to enjoy free islandwide delivery.

Check out their menu and order via their website here.

Photo Credit: L’éclair

L’ÉCLAIR

L’éclair offers a wide array of artisanal éclair flavours, ranging from Ispahan to Vanilla and Caramelised Pecans to their seasonal flavours. This, to us, is a treat that can be savoured at any part of the day.

For the whole month of April, L’éclair is offering a 25% discount on all orders. Simply use the code “SHARETHELOVE” during checkout. If your order is above S$80, you will also be entitled to free delivery.

Satisfy your éclair cravings here.

THE MARMALADE PANTRY

This bistro serves up not only modern luxurious comfort mains, but delectable desserts that are just so pretty to look at. Our mouths are watering just scrolling through the endless array of pudding, tarts, tea sets, and cupcakes.

They have exclusive deals for Mastercard cardholders. If your order exceeds S$50, you’re entitled to S$10 off your delivery. Key in the code “MC10″ at checkout. Spend a minimum of S$80 to enjoy FREE islandwide delivery and use the code “MCFREE” at checkout.

Sweeten up your day and order here.

LEMUEL CHOCOLATE

A bean-to-bar chocolate maker, Lemuel Chocolate serves up Singapore’s largest range of Single-Origin Dark Chocolate bars. They specialise in single-origin chocolate and pastries, and handcrafted hot chocolate drinks that are to die for.

They have a delivery menu and offer islandwide pastry delivery. If you’re looking to stock up on your daily dose of chocolate, their Stay-At-Home Kits are perfect for you.

Check out their website and make an order here.

SALTED CARAMEL

Serving up handcrafted premium artisanal ice cream, Salted Caramel boasts eggless ice cream that is made in-house daily, using only natural ingredients that have no preservatives and artificial sweeteners.

They offer islandwide delivery, with a minimum order of S$35 and a delivery fee of S$5 applies. Islandwide delivery is also available on GrabFood. Pickups are also available, and you get to enjoy 10% off your order if it exceeds S$28!

Indulge in their egg-free ice cream here.

BEN’S COOKIES

Ben’s Cookies prides itself on making freshly-baked cookies that leave their customers coming back for more. Using delicious Belgian chocolate, unsalted butter, wheat flour, cane sugar, and fresh eggs, their cookies are chunky and their taste is unrivaled.

To make an order, simply WhatsApp +65 8428 0051 to confirm your order, delivery location, and time. Islandwide delivery is also offered, with a delivery fee of S$8. If your order is above S$70, you are entitled to free delivery. Islandwide delivery is also available on GrabFood.

Make your orders here.

SUNLIFE DURIAN PUFFS & PASTRIES

This is for the durian lovers who can’t live without the creamy fruit. With quality durian crepes, puffs, mochi, eclairs and more, their desserts have every variation of your favourite fruit. They also offer other desserts such as macarons and Hokkaido cupcakes.

Sunlife Durian Puffs & Pastries offers islandwide delivery on GrabFood, with a small order fee for orders below S$8. Normal delivery is also offered on Deliveroo and FoodPanda.

Order via GrabFood now.

SINPOPO BRAND

If you haven’t heard of the delicious, locally-inspired cakes offered by Sinpopo Brand, now you do. Taste nostalgic flavors such as Ondeh Ondeh, Pulut Hitam and Kueh Dadar in their cakes!

They also offer pastries, cookies, and various beverages. Sinpopo Brand has islandwide delivery available on GrabFood from their store in Funan. A small order fee is charged for orders below $8.

Order via GrabFood and indulge in the nostalgia of their flavours.

SERIOUSLY KETO

Well-known for their chocolate-flavoured desserts, Seriously Keto is also delivering all over Singapore! Don’t miss their “ketocups” and “ketocakes”, and you can consider trying their other desserts and snacks as well.

Seriously Keto offers islandwide delivery via their website, which can be found through this link.

They are also available on GrabFood, FoodPanda and Deliveroo.

LANA CAKES

Since 1964, Lana Cakes’ signature, timeless homemade chocolate chiffon cake, blanketed by a thick, shiny fudge, has been enjoyed by generation after generation. Founded by Mrs. Violet Kwan, Lana Cakes is still family-owned and operated by her son.

They are available for islandwide delivery and in-store pickups. Make your orders 72 hours in advance. Islandwide delivery will incur a fee of S$20.

Enjoy a timeless classic and make your orders here.

TARTE BY CHERYL KOH

An artisanal tarts connoisseur, Tarte’s exquisite selection of pastries and other confectioneries are baked from scratch every day with only the best available ingredients sourced worldwide. Every single tart is perfected with a high level of finesse and technicality that is not easily achieved by other pastry shops.

They offer islandwide delivery and takeaway. To order, drop them an e-mail at tarte@lesamis.com.sg or WhatsApp them at +65 9751 0109. Their menu is also available on their website. For more information, click here.

Photo Credit: Zee & Elle

ZEE & ELLE

Celebrating a birthday and want a mouth-watering, handmade aesthetic cake? Zee & Elle offers just that, and maybe more! Their cakes may just be some of the best presents for any birthday in this circuit breaker period, whether you are buying a cake for yourself, a family member, or a friend.

Islandwide delivery is offered at S$20, and no minimum order is required. They also offer self-collection. Order from their website here.

Bugis is a popular hotspot for numerous attractions; from brightly coloured murals to hip cafes for scrumptious brunch, significant cultural sights and 2 huge malls to shop till you drop.

After taking in all the sights under Singapore’s burning sun, spending some time in an air-conditioned environment while savouring a dessert is very much well-deserved.

Whether you need a quick break or just need a pick-me-up, here are 13 Desserts Around Bugis To #TreatYourself.

Photo Credit: Edith Patisserie

#1 BUBBLE TEA TARTS

Edith Patisserie has created Bubble Tea Tarts (S$8.50) that are made of handmade almond tart shells and a luscious tea-infused ganache that come in three flavours: Milk Tea, Thai Milk Tea and Matcha. The highlight of this dessert is, of course, the boba tea pearls that add an element of delightful chewiness and excitement to the decadent tart.

Not only are these tarts highly Instagram-worthy, but they are also incredibly gooey and a satisfying treat that is worth all the calories.

Edith Patisserie
772 North Bridge Rd
Singapore 198740
Tue – Sat: 10am – 5pm
Sun: 10am – 2pm
(Closed on Monday)
Tel +65 6443 7150
Nearest Station: Lavender

#2 ARTISANAL PIES

If all pies tasted like the ones from Windowsill Pies, we’d gladly eat humble pie any day. This cosy little cafe along Haji Lane will make you do a double-take with their storefront display of alluring pies.

Their pie selection ranges from bright fruity delights to intense chocolatey decadence. Awaken your tastebuds with their Coconut Lime Vodka Pie (S$7.50), brimming with zingy citrus sweetness undercut by a mild alcoholic accent. Their Chocolate Truffle Pie (S$7.50) is equally formidable with its power combo of cocoa and truffle mushroom.

Windowsill Pies
17 Haji Lane
Singapore 189210
Tel +65 9772 5629
Sun – Thurs: 11am – 8pm
Fri – Sat: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

#3 UNIQUE ICE CREAM

Tom’s Palette creates some of the most whacky and funky flavours of ice cream in Singapore. These unique ice cream flavours constantly attract curious customers into their shop.

With creative ice cream (S$5 for a 4oz cup) flavours such as Pipagao, Pineapple Tart, Mala Chocolate, and even Nasi Lemak, this ice cream shop has brought fun back into the icy sweet treat and has us looking forward to their next unique flavour creation.

Tom’s Palette
51 Middle Rd, #01-01, Singapore 188959

#4 EGGLET WAFFLES AND ICE CREAM

Lickety Ice Cream & Waffles is a Halal dessert cafe serving a crispy egglet waffles that pair beautifully with their rich ice cream. The ice cream comes in tasty flavours such as Earl Grey and Fig, Cotton Candy Bubblegum and Taro Yam & Coconut.

The egglet waffles come in two different choices: Buttermilk and Red Velvet; for those who can’t decide they have an option to have Half and Half, whereby you get to have both flavours in one egglet waffle!

A half & half egglet waffle with your choice of a single scoop of ice cream costs an affordable S$8.50.

Lickety Ice Cream & Waffles
34 Bussorah St
Singapore 199452
Tel +65 6291 7670
Mon – Thu, Sun: 11am – 10pm
Fri – Sat: 11am – 11pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

Photo Credit: All Things Delicious

#5 FLAVOURED SCONES

All Things Delicious is a Halal favourite along Arab Street for their tasty lunch meals, quick bites and wide selection of baked goods. Amongst the light bites and baked goods are their flavoured scones which have won hearts all over Singapore.

With scones coming in flavours such as Lemon Blueberry Scones and Gula Melaka Scones, these baked goods are crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside; plus, they even heat it up for you to enjoy them at their best.

All Things Delicious
34 Arab St
Singapore 199733
Tel +65 6291 4252
Tue – Fri: 8am – 7pm
Sat – Sun: 9am – 7pm
(Closed on Monday)
Nearest Station: Bugis

#6 LOCALLY-INSPIRED CUPCAKES

With locally inspired cupcake flavours such as Teh Tarik Cupcake, Durian Pengat Cupcake and Putri Salat Cupcake (that even comes with glutinous rice on top), the cupcakes at Fluff Bakery are priced at S$4 each and not to mention they are Muslim-owned too!

Moist and light, Fluff Bakery’s artisanal cupcakes are a sweet indulgence that makes for a great reward after a long week at work.

Fluff Bakery
4 Jln Pisang
Singapore 199071
Tel: +65 8251 1353
Tue – Sat: 12pm – 7.30pm
Sun 11am – 5pm
(Closed on Monday)
Nearest Station: Bugis

#7 RAINBOW CAKE

The Rainbow Cake (S$8.90) at I am… has made many rounds across social media since its launch. Not only is a slice of this cake generously huge in portion, but it is also filled with luscious cream cheese that complements the dense and vivid layers of cake too.

This Muslim-owned establishment also has a plethora of scrumptious food selections too, which makes I am… a go-to eatery within Bugis.

I am…
674 North Bridge Rd
Singapore 188804
Tel +65 6295 5509
Mon – Thu: 9am – 11pm
Fri – Sat: 9am – 1am
Sun: 9am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

Photo Credit: Nunsongyee Korean Dessert Cafe

#8 BINGSU

Shaved ice always makes for the perfect dessert when the sun is out and bearing down its scorching rays of sunlight upon us. Nunsongyee Korean Dessert Cafe serves sweet and icy Bingsu that are ideal for sharing with a group of dessert lovers.

For something more traditional, order the Black Sesame Bingsu (S$15.90) or their Injeolmi Bingsu (S$12.90). The Chocolate Banana Bingsu (S$13.90) and Cheesecake (S$15.90) are more contemporary favourites amongst regulars.

Nunsongyee Korean Dessert Cafe
534 North Bridge Rd
Singapore 188749
Tel +65 6268 8220
Daily: 11am – 6am
Nearest Station: Bugis

Photo Credit: KANE MOCHI

#9 MOCHI ICE CREAM

Combining the very best of both worlds, KANE MOCHI serves Mochi Ice Cream that is both wonderfully cold and chewy. Offered in a variety of exciting flavours such as Melon, Thai Iced Thea, Milo Vanilla and even Durian, customers are invited to pick any 3 flavours for S$6.20.

KANE MOCHI
201 Victoria Street
Bugis+ Link Bridge, #02-50
Singapore 188067
Tel +65 6509 1915
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

#10 CHENDOL SOFT SERVE

OVERRUN.SG serves creamy soft serve ice creams that are ideal for a hot day out. Rich in flavour and covered in a huge portion of toppings, this Muslim-owned ice cream shop is most known for their Chendol Soft Serve (S$6).

OVERRUN.SG also offers soft serves in other mouth-watering flavours such as Salted Caramel Banana Soft Serve (S$8) that are loaded with cookie crumbs and a bittersweet Durian Soft Serve (S$8).

OVERRUN.SG
18 Baghdad St
Singapore 199657
Tue – Thu: 12pm – 8.30pm
Fri: 2pm – 10pm
Sat: 12pm – 10pm
Sun: 12pm – 8.39pm
(Closed on Monday)
Nearest Station: Bugis

#11 FUSION CROISSANTS

Asian-inspired croissants with the perfect honeycomb texture? Sounds way too good to be true. Try it for yourself at Brother Bird Bakehouse, which dishes out impeccably flaky croissants of the most unique flavours. Mochi croissants, churros croissants and cruffins – you name it, they have it.

Slice open one of their croissants and you’ll be greeted with anything from black sesame lava to “orh nee” paste. With flavours rotating every month, you’re in for a surprise every time.

Brother Bird Bakehouse
32 Bali Lane
Singapore 189868
Tel +65 9800 7628
Wed – Mon: 12pm – 9.30pm
Tues: 6 – 9.30pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

#12 TRADITIONAL CHINESE DESSERTS

This humble little eatery popped up in Fortune Centre pretty recently and we’re so glad they did. Yat Ka Yan Dessert serves up comforting family recipes that taste straight out of your grandma’s kitchen.

Their range of Chinese desserts sees anything from black sesame paste to steamed egg pudding. But, take it from us and get their Chendol (S$3.20). You’ll be swept off your feet by the shaven ice drenched in thick coconut milk, rich gula melaka syrup and sweetened whole red beans.

Yat Ka Yan Dessert
190 Middle Rd, #02-08, Fortune Centre
Singapore 188979
Daily: 11.30am – 9.30pm

#13 ARTISANAL PASTRIES

Get transported into a cosy little Parisian cafe at Mother Dough, a Halal bakery-cafe that churns out arrays of impeccable, artisanal pastries. You’re bound to get lost in the mounds of fresh bakes set before you, but set your sights on their croissants. This cafe has certainly mastered the art of this tedious pastry.

Flawlessly flaky, buttery and crisp, their Almond Chocolate Croissant ($5.20) is stuffed with rich, luscious chocolate and frangipane cream. A generous studding of almonds seals the deal.

Mother Dough
749 North Bridge Rd, #01-01
Singapore 198717
Tel +65 6909 6604
Tues – Sat: 11am – 6pm
Sun: 11am – 5pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

Nestled amongst residences at Bukit Timah is Crown Bakery & Cafe. Established in 2015, Crown Bakery & Cafe offered bread and bakes made with the very best of ingredients from all around the globe. This includes Hokkaido Kitanokaori flour, German sourdough and the creamiest French butter; no artificial flavours or ingredients at all!

It is no wonder that Crown Bakery & Cafe is not only a favourite amongst locals but expats living nearby. If you’re craving some good dough, visit this local bakery for some of the best freshly-baked goods in Singapore.

Check out what we thought about Crown Bakery & Cafe!

Scanning through their stacked rows of golden-brown pastries, we immediately knew that we had to try their 27-Layer Croissant (S$3.20). Its flaky exterior was practically calling out to us from the display shelves! We would recommend you to get it toasted before eating, though.

Despite it being but a plain pastry, it was packed with the taste of fresh butter. The layers fell apart upon biting into it and it was deliciously flaky and flavourful.

It was already perfect on its own, just imagine if it were paired with some cream cheese or spreads!

Other than their croissant, Crown Bakery also serves up interesting pastries like their French-Japanese fusion Seaweed Cheese Croissant (S$4), Sweet Potato Bread (S$2.93) and classic French Baguette (SS4.50).

Other than pastries, Crown Bakery & Cafe also serves several Breakfast, Brunch and Mains, along with an extensive menu of drinks.

Located just a short bus ride from Botanic Gardens MRT Station, it’s the perfect respite for weekend brunch-goers and those wanting to treat the family to some quality baked goods.

Crown Bakery & Cafe
557 Bukit Timah Road
#01-03 Crown Centre
Singapore 269694
Tel: +65 6463 3066
Mon to Thu: 7.30am – 7pm
Fri to Sun: 7.30am – 9pm
Nearest Station: Botanic Gardens/Tan Kah Kee

Hailing from Osaka, Asian Rad Afters specializes in beautifully handcrafted egglet waffles, of which they have termed “Bubble Waffles”. They are served with various flavours of ice cream and a plethora of delicious toppings.

They have finally opened up a small storefront at hipster cafe-hopper paradise, Bali Lane, and have created a special Singapore-exclusive menu for their brand new outlet!

The storefront is conveniently located at the front of Bali Lane, along the same street as other well-known cafes such as Stateland Cafe and Krave. The space sports a bright aqua coloured exterior with floral decor that is hard to miss.

//

Some of the flavours they offer in Osaka for their Bubble Waffles range are the Nutty Caramel (topped with banana slices, caramel, nuts and popcorn), Very Berry Chocolate (topped with dried berries, nuts and oreo) and their ever-popular Blue City Chocolate (topped with oreo, blue whipped cream, popcorn, nuts and banana slices).

For their Singapore outlet at Bali Lane, they have released a special lineup of fruity desserts and colourful drinks, featuring all sorts of tropical fruits that Singapore has to offer. Their signature Bubble Waffles will be topped with dragonfruit, pineapple and fruit loops, named Peranakan Road. Their tropical fruit parfaits, coined “Fruitful Day”, are topped with pineapples, strawberries, kiwis and more pineapple.

For drinks, you can expect four fruity refreshers (from left to right): Princess Yang Kweifei, Kuta Beach, Arabian Nights and Bonsai Citrus. Like the rest of their Singapore-exclusive menu, their drinks are also made with various tropical fruits and citrus.

Give their beautiful ice-cream filled bubble waffles a try if you’re in the area and maybe you can update your Instagram feed while you’re at it, too!

Asian Rad Afters
33 Bali Lane
Singapore 189869
Nearest Station: Bugis

(All photo credits to Asian Rad Afters Facebook and Instagram)

Cafes come and go but we can tell you that this hidden gem of a bakery is currently one of the best patisseries in Singapore. Despite its tiny space, it is comfortable and smells of fresh croissants with a hint of dried roses.

Sugar Thieves, opened in December last year, is a local bakery that specializes in mousse cakes and croissants. Their desserts are not just pleasing to the eye, but taste absolutely ambrosial on your tongue too.

Tucked away in the quiet streets of Kreta Ayer is the small, cosy bakery—Sugar Thieves. They can be easily missed so keep a look out for their modern wooden-panelled exterior and white signboard. Or just try spotting their freshly baked croissants sitting near the window.

The moment you step inside, all you can smell is the buttery aroma of their croissants. They have many flavours and they do change occasionally; this includes flavours such as Houjicha (S$6.50), Hokkaido Milk (S$5.50) and even a Truffle Parmesan flavour (S$7)!

We tried the Houjicha Croissant and it did not disappoint. It was crispy, flaky and most importantly, stuffed full of light and fluffy Houjicha cream. We initially had our doubts on how strong the tea flavour would turn out to be but it exceeded expectations.

Trying the Strawberry Watermelon Cake (S$8.90) was truly a pleasure. It was light, fluffy and refreshing. The sweetness was just right, offset by the fresh strawberries, grapes and watermelon.

Normally, sweet cream gets rather jelak after a while, but this cream was cloud-like and complimented the overall cake well. There was also a hint of rose to the cake and the perfumed taste of watermelon and rose lingered on quite a while after we had finished the cake.

Saving the prettiest for last, we had their avocado mousse cake, coined the “Avo” (S$8.90). It was a pretty petite piece that made us do a double take; it looked so much like an actual avocado! Well, they used an actual avocado peel for the base.

Taking a scoop of the creamy avocado cheesecake mousse revealed the chocolate sponge cake underneath. The addition of the “seed”—a macadamia nut praline—brought the cake to a whole new level, adding an element of savoury to it. This is the kind of cake you bring home to mama.

Sometimes, when food looks too good to be eaten, they usually don’t taste all that great but Sugar Thieves has got the best of both worlds with their bakes.

One thing to note is that although we had their cakes in-house, they have a very small space and only have limited seating options. So, it may be better to take those cakes and croissants home to enjoy.

Sugar Thieves
Blk 333, #01-23
Kreta Ayer Rd
Singapore 080333
Tel: +65 9850 4377
Wed to Sat: 12pm – 6pm
(Closed Sun – Tue)
Nearest Station: Outram Park

Lee’s Confectionery, the newest gem in the West of Singapore, is tucked away in a quiet neighbourhood of Jurong East. Near the entrance of an HDB carpark, it’s a sight that would intrigue many. Its glass walls display a stark white interior that plays up its minimalist decor as well as a glass display filled with an assortment of gorgeous haute pastries.

Lee’s Confectionery is not just a pretty rarity in the West of Singapore. It’s an exhibition of passion and a work of heart and soul, fuelled with a sense of nostalgia.

Stepping past the doors of Lee’s Confectionery, you’ll see a young man hunched behind the counter constructing pastries like a sculptor. Lee Yin Quan has been running a one-man show here since he opened the classy café last December and he sells elegant patisseries that are made to order.

Instead of trays of the day’s bakes, Lee’s Confectionery has a long glass case of seven exquisitely designed pastries on display. They not only add to the aesthetic look of uncluttered and clean simplicity but are also a testament to Lee’s attention to quality.

His insistence on making each piece upon order is to ensure that the original texture of each pastry isn’t lost to sitting in its moisture and to keep it from the subtle staleness from baking in batches.

Jiao (S$8), named after the Chinese translation of banana, is a very experiential dessert. A thin film of white chocolate was sprayed on, making a shell that cracks with a crisp as your teeth sink into a moist and fluffy banana sponge cake.

Jiao is injected with banana compote and creamy mascarpone. As Lee confirmed, it’s essentially like a traditional banana cake upgraded to haute pastry. The sponge was light and mildly flavoured. Slices of banana were sprinkled with caramelised brown sugar but the overall sweetness of Jiao was balanced by its tart compote and its base of cinnamon oat crumble.

Tart (S$8) was the best part of our trip. The base of its crisp tart shell was lined with almonds and layered with cream that had a citrus flavour without any artificial taste. Its tanginess, nuttiness, and baked cookie flavour was a very pleasant combination.

Lee’s attempt at finding kaya another partner other than toast is Puff (S$7) which is earl grey-infused kaya clasped between pastry puffs. Kaya is cooked with earl grey leaves to create a spread that has the fragrance of earl grey but with the essence of coconut and pandan of kaya. Take in its generous centre—thick, sweet, and very smooth—together with the hint of bitterness of flaky feuilletines that have a sugary glaze and crispy croissant-like crunch. 

The current selection also includes Beri (S$8) which is Lee’s favourite but, as he sighs while saying, also the most complicated to create. It’s a chou filled with tea-infused cream cheese and mascarpone then topped with a shortbread cookie and strawberry jam-filled dome.

The owner Lee Yin Quan spent two years in Paris learning under the award-winning chef patissier Nina Métayer in the two Michelin starred-Restaurant Jean-François Piège, and famed chef patissier François Perret in Ritz Paris. He returned to reunite with family and embarked on this first solo venture in the heartlands of the West to give back to where he grew up in.

Lee’s Confectionery
343 Jurong East Street 31, #01-59
Singapore 600343
Tel: +65 9183 8447
Wed to Mon: 12pm – 10pm
Sat & Sun: 11am – 10pm
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Nearest Station: Chinese Garden

We all have different opinions on what makes an ideal pancake—whether it should be topped with a mound of melting butter, delicately dressed with fresh berries or served as a savoury dish for lunch, there will be no conclusion on what makes a perfect stack of pancakes.

However, what we can all agree on is that pancakes are  made for both breakfast and dinner. Thankfully, Singapore has plenty of amazing places that serves irresistible pancakes ranging from classic American-style ones to melt-in-your-mouth Japanese pancakes.

If you have a soft spot for pancakes and simply cannot get enough of this fluffy and warm goodness, here we present to you 12 best pancakes in Singapore that prove pancakes are not just for breakfast.

Photo Credit: _whatsuppunk

BELLE-VILLE PANCAKE HOUSE

Keen on fluffy, jiggly pancakes that wobble to the brink of toppling upon shaking the plate? Belle-Ville Pancake House is a popular Millefeuille Pancake cafe that hails all the way from Osaka, Japan.

Named after a neighbourhood in Paris, this cafe specialises in made-to-order “millefeuille” pancakes which bear some resemblance to the French pastry. Prices start at S$7.90 for four pieces of plain millefeuille pancakes topped with buttercream. However, be prepared to wait up to half an hour for these pancakes are made upon order!

Belle-Ville Pancake House
Bugis Junction #01-01B
Towers 230 Victoria Street
Singapore 188024
Tel: +65 6255 5456
Daily: 8am – 8pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

CLINTON STREET BAKING CO.

Hidden amongst the slew of cafés and eateries that Purvis Street is home to is Clinton Street Baking Company, an all-American cafe that whips up classic New York brunch fare unlike any other.

For an indulgent sweet treat, opt for their Pancakes with Warm Maple Butter (S$19++) which comes with a choice between blueberries, banana walnut, or chocolate chunks to top it off. Drizzle their signature maple butter syrup over the pancakes to bring the dish to a whole new level!

Clinton Street Baking Company
31 Purvis Street
Singapore 188608
Tel: +65 6684 4845
Mon to Thu: 8:30am – 6pm
Fri & Sat: 8am – 9pm
Sun: 8am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Bugis/ Bras Basah

Photo Credit: Asia Bars

DEAN & DELUCA CAFE

Dean & Deluca may be best known for selling premium grocery products, but you’d be glad to hear that they also have cafés that serve a plethora of substantial grub and all-day breakfast sets sure to please your belly.

Pancake-lovers can look forward to getting the Berries & Flapjack (S$21++), which are essentially thick, fluffy pancakes stacked with fresh berries in between.

Dean & Deluca
181 Orchard Road #01-09/10
Orchard Central
Singapore 238896
Tel: +65 6509 7708
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

EARLYBIRD CAFE

Who says that pancakes must be a sweet dish? Earlybird Cafe is where you should ditch the Chicken and Waffles trend and head straight for Chicken and Pancakes (S$19), which are flippin’ amazing, to say the least.

Featuring perfectly crisp fried chicken nestled atop a stack of house-made buttermilk pancakes, we suggest you have them all in a mouthful together with the chilli maple sauce at the side to get an explosion of flavours dancing on your tongue. Yes, it really is that good!

Earlybird Cafe
17 Jalan Pinang
Singapore 199149
Tel: +65 9788 6858
Mon to Thu: 8am – 9pm
Fri & Sat: 8am – 9:30pm
Sun: 9am – 8pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

Photo Credit: Eggs ‘N Things

EGGS ‘N THINGS

For the love of all things eggciting, hop over to Eggs ‘N Things—a popular eatery hailing all the way from Waikiki, Hawaii. Situated in Plaza Singapura, this outlet is the first outside of Hawaii and Japan and this is where you can lay your hands on some amazing pancakes!

The Fresh Strawberry and Macadamia Nuts Pancakes (S$19.90++) and Banana Pancakes (S$19.90++) are some options you can try. Make sure to have them together with some of Eggs ‘N Things’ iconic whipped cream!

Eggs ‘N Things
68 Orchard Road
#03-79/83, Plaza Singapura
Singapore 238839
Tel: +65 6835 9988
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Dhoby Ghaut

Photo Credit: Fresh Fruits Lab

FRESH FRUITS LAB

If you’re looking for delicious food that’s affordable at the same time, Fresh Fruits Lab should be next on your go-to list. Churning out recipes that incorporate fruity elements, their dishes encompass an added tangy oomph factor that will not disappoint the health-conscious.

Head to Fresh Fruits Lab any time from 10am to 3pm and order up their Fruity Berries Pancake (S$13) or Bananalicious Pancake (S$13), which are only available on their brunch menu. Instead of just being topped with fruits, the fruity flavours are infused into the pancakes so you can expect every mouthful to be flavourful, to say the least!

Fresh Fruits Lab Changi
351 Changi Rd
Singapore 419818
Tel: +65 6677 6741
Tue to Fri: 11am – 10pm
Sat & Sun: 10am – 10pm
(Closed on Mondays)
Nearest Station: Eunos/ Kembangan

Fresh Fruits Lab – The Z Edition
28 Clementi Road
Singapore 129754
Tel: +65 6803 7472
Mon to Fri: 12pm – 1am
Sat: 11am – 1am
(Closed on Sundays)
Nearest Station: Kent Ridge

POOFY BY RIZ LABO

If you’ve never tried, soufflé pancakes redefine how pancakes should be done. Basically, they’re so light and airy you can imagine yourself eating a pancake cloud. Poofy by Riz Labo at habitat by honestbee makes theirs without a pancake mould so the edges are very soft with insides that are beyond fluffy.

We tried Poofy Pancakes (S$14) which was topped with fresh berries and cream and Matcha by Riz Labo (S$17) which was heavily sprinkled with matcha powder. Both tasted markedly different despite the same base, cream topping, and maple syrup drizzle. The easy way out of deliberating between them is to order both as afternoon tea with your pals.

Poofy @ habitat by honestbee
34 Boon Leat Terrace, #01-01
Singapore 119866
Sun to Fri: 10am – 10pm
Sat: 10am – 12am
Nearest Station: Pasir Panjang

KYUSHU PANCAKE

Best known for their 100% natural, organic pancakes, what you get at Kyushu Pancake are pancakes that are made with seven different grains—all grown in Kyushu. The result? A premium pancake mix that gives the perfect texture and unique taste.

Some of the highlights include Kyushu Butter Milk Classic Pancake, Salted Caramel French Toast, Matcha Azuki Waffle, Egg Benedict Pancake and of course, their signature Matcha Montblanc that is not to be missed.

Kyushu Pancake
275 Thomson Road
Novena Regency #01-08
Singapore 307645
Tel: +65 6352 6265
Tue to Sun: 11am – 9pm
(Closed on Mondays)
Nearest Station: Novena

Photo Credit: Oriole Coffee

ORIOLE COFFEE + BAR

Whether it is gourmet coffee that you are craving or alcohol for you to indulge in during a night out with your friends, Oriole Coffee + Bar posits as one of the best spots in town for you to have a meal at and chill out.

Their Espresso Hotcakes (S$14) features a thick slab of vanilla pancakes, seeds, berries, maple syrup and homemade whipped espresso orange butter that gives the seemingly simple dish a touch of complex, bittersweet flavour.

Oriole Coffee + Bar
96 Somerset Road, #01-01
Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard
Singapore 238163
Tel: +65 6238 8348
Sun to Thu: 8am – 11pm
Fri & Sat: 8am – 12am
Nearest Station: Somerset

PARK

Located in the neighbourhood of Holland Village, PARK stands out against the rest of the restaurants for its affordability on top of quality food.

On their menu, you can find an entire page dedicated to solely pancakes and crepes. Diners can select from a variety of sweet and savoury options for their pancakes, and choices include Pancakes with Smoked Salmon (S$15.50), Pancakes with Choco Bananas (S$11.50) and Mixed Berries Pancakes (S$13.50).

PARK at Holland Village
281 Holland Ave, #01-01
Singapore 278621
Tel: +65 9721 3815
Tue to Thu & Sun: 11am – 12am
Fri to Sun: 11am – 2am
(Closed on Mondays)
Nearest Station: Holland Village

THE BRAVERY CAFE

One of the most popular Muslim-owned cafés in Singapore, The Bravery is known to whip up pretty mean cafe grub with an ambience that’s perfect be it for a girl’s night out or a romantic date.

Their Pancake Stack (S$15.50) is what you should keep your eyes peeled for on their menu. Piled atop one another, the pancakes are topped off with bananas, ricotta cheese and maple syrup. We can imagine this tall stack of pancakes to be nothing short of fluffy and moist just by the looks of it!

The Bravery Cafe
66 Horne Road
Singapore 209073
Tel: +65 9388 2973
Sun, Mon, Wed & Thu: 9am – 6pm
Fri & Sat: 9am – 10pm
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Nearest Station: Farrer Park

Photo Credit: Wild Honey

WILD HONEY

Wild Honey is one of those gorgeous, elegant restaurants that would spring into mind when you’re thinking of impressing your other half. Best known for their all-day breakfast, their menu comprises a wide variety of options that will surely leave you spoilt for choice.

Their Canadian (S$20) is one of their Chef’s Recommendation. Paired with a savoury side, diners get a stack of thick, moist and fluffy pancakes. A marriage of sweet and savoury flavours, we totally understand why this dish remains as the crowd-favourite item for brunch!

Wild Honey
6 Scotts Road
Scotts Square #03-01
Singapore 228209
Tel: +65 6636 1816
Sun to Thu: 9am – 8:30pm
Fri & Sat: 9am – 9:30pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

WILDSEED CAFE & BAR

Boasting tranquil greenery and a cosy environment, Wildseed Café & Bar is a great respite to unwind after a hectic work week over good coffee and better food.

What you should be keeping your eyes peeled for would be the Highland Pancake (S$9). Unlike many over-the-top desserts that flood our Instagram feeds, Wildseed Cafe’s rendition of pancakes is fairly simple but one that nonetheless manages to capture our hearts. Crunchy roasted sweet corn bits are served beside the fluffy pancakes before being topped off with house-made butter for the final touch.

Wildseed Cafe & Bar
3 Park Lane
Seletar Aerospace Dr
Singapore 798387
Tel: +65 9643 9116
Mon to Fri: 9am – 6pm
Sat & Sun: 8:30am – 6pm
Nearest station: Punggol

Nestled within Singapore’s fast-paced Central Business District lies a beautiful botanical cafe. Step into Shop Wonderland Cafe & Floral Studio—a dreamy and whimsical floral cafe that will teleport you to a magical wonderland.

As opposed to the other artisan cafes lying along the Telok Ayer stretch, Shop Wonderland Cafe & Floral Studio is more than just a cafe with pretty desserts and there are many reasons why you should visit right now.

What makes Shop Wonderland Cafe & Floral Studio popular among the ladies is the floral studio housed on the second floor of the cafe’s premises. This is where you can glean a skill or two from their floral arrangement workshops and even pick up a fresh bouquet if you like.

When it comes to their food menu, the cafe has an excellent weekday breakfast spread—available from 8am to 11am—and all day on weekends. This includes Avocado Toast & Bacon (S$16) and even the chance to customise your own breakfast platter.

If you need a breather from work, the reasonably-priced selection on their lunch menu will certainly brighten up your day.  Some menu delights you should try include the Carbonara (S$16), Thai Green Curry Pasta (S$14) and the Beef Goulash (S$15).

We all live for desserts and Shop Wonderland Cafe & Floral Studio has the best assortment of cakes.

Favourites include the Maple Bacon Cinnamon Tea Cake, Earl Grey Lavender, Gula Melaka Avocado and Strawberry Shortcake. Light and fluffy, the cakes were extremely enjoyable both visually and in taste, and they go perfectly with a hot cuppa.

There are endless reasons to fall in love with this charming cafe—every element of Shop Wonderland Cafe & Floral Studio was executed flawlessly and with elegance.

Shop Wonderland Cafe & Floral Studio
134 Telok Ayer Street,
Singapore 068600
Tel: +65 9299 4593
Cafe (Level 1)
Mon: Closed
Tue to Wed: 8am – 6pm
Thu & Fri: 8am – 10pm
Sat: 8am – 6pm
Sun: 10am – 6pm
Floral Studio (Level 2)
Mon to Sat: 10am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer 

Japanese desserts rarely disappoint us because of the high standards pastry chefs have for their creations. Whether it is the classic matcha parfait or the spectacular soufflé, no effort has been spared to ensure that the dessert is aesthetically pleasing as it is delicious.

Thankfully, a good number of Japanese dessert cafes and patisseries have opened in Singapore so that we can satisfy our dessert cravings without having to fly over to the land of the rising sun. Yes, we are talking about authentic Japanese-style desserts that taste just like what you had in Japan!

If you simply can’t get enough of Japanese desserts and pastries, you will have to know these 9 Japanese Dessert Cafes & Patisseries In Singapore. 

#1 DOLCE TOKYO

Their two outlets in Singapore serve up amazing Japanese-Italian inspired desserts and most would know Dolce Tokyo for their range of matcha cakes and parfaits. Other Japanese options include Zenzai (red beans), Kaikigori (shaved ice), and Mitsu Mame (jelly).

 

Photo Credit: Châteraisé Facebook

#2 CHÂTERAISÉ SINGAPORE

Most people would have heard of Châteraisé simply because you can find this Japanese confectionary shop at almost every corner of the island. Hailing from Yamanashi Prefecture, every Châteraisé outlet carries the most adorable looking animal themed cakes and an array of Japanese sweets.

Some signature items there include Legendary Strawberry Cream Cake, Hokkaido style cheese tarts and Matcha Double Fantasy Cream Puff. If you are looking for a place to sit down and chill with your friends, their Toa Payoh outlet has an al fresco area for diners to rest their tired feet and people watch.

Toa Payoh Lorong 6
#01-15, Blk 490
Singapore 310490
Daily: 9am – 9.30pm
Nearest Station: Toa Payoh

#3 CHEF YAMASHITA

Trained in Tsuji Culinary Institute (a well-known culinary institute in Osaka), Chef Yamshita Masataka is a respectable figure in the bakery industry for having many years of baking experience under his belt and managing one of the best patisseries in Nara, Japan.

This Japanese artisan patisserie is where you can indulge in exquisite creations such as their Sakura and Matcha Rolls, as well as a range of cakes.

Mileslife is our favourite app to accumulate miles through everyday spending. You can earn miles for every dollar spent at this restaurant. Download and try Mileslife out now! You can use our code ‘Ladyironchef‘ upon your first spending to get 1,000 miles.

1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza
#02-44, Tanjong Pagar Plaza
Singapore 082001
Tel: +65 6604 9709
Mon to Sat: 10am – 6.30pm
Sun & PH: 10am – 4pm
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

#4 FLOR PÂTISSERIE

Flor Patisserie started out as a quaint dessert place located on Duxton Hill. Their overwhelming success has seen them opening another two more outlets at Siglap and Takashimaya.

Their Japanese desserts are reasonably priced around $5 to 6 for each slice of cake and we highly recommend trying the Napoleon and Strawberry Souffle as those are our favourites.

#01-01, 2 Duxton Hill
Singapore
Tel: +65 6223 8628
Daily: 11am – 9pm
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

#5 KYUSHU PANCAKE

Established in 2012, Kyushu Pancake is well loved for many reasons. Its famed pancakes are made with seven different grains that are grown in Kyushu – the gem of Japanese agricultural regions. Its flagship in Singapore is a 42-seater outlet in Novena Regency.

Some of the highlights include Kyushu Butter Milk Classic Pancake, Salted Caramel French Toast, Matcha Azuki Waffle, Egg Benedict Pancake and Matcha Montblanc.

275 Thomson Road
Novena Regency #01-08
Singapore 307645
Tel: +65 6352 6265
Daily: 11am – 9pm
Nearest Station: Novena

#6 MACCHA HOUSE

Maccha House is where you can have both Japanese-style mains and desserts at one destination. Their stunning dessert collection is impressive—ranging from their signature matcha drinks to desserts in the likes of Matcha Tiramisu and Matcha Chocolate Parfait. This place is indeed heaven for all matcha lovers.

181 Orchard Road
#B1-40 Orchard Central
Singapore 238896
Tel: +65 +65 6636 5830
Daily: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

#7 NANA’S GREEN TEA

Nana’s Green Tea’s Matcha Latte is, without a doubt, one of the better renditions that you can find in Singapore. Although Nana’s also offers savoury mains, we say skip it and dive right for their matcha items—Kanmi Japanese desserts and drinks.

The Atrium @ Orchard
60B, #03-80/82, Plaza Singapura
Singapore 238891
Tel: +65 6684 4312
Daily: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Dhoby Ghaut

#8 PÂTISSERIE GLACÉ

Pâtisserie Glacé takes pride in using premium ingredients sourced from Japan and crafting beautiful cakes, sweets and pastries for their visitors. Their extensive menu features Japanese-French fusion highlights such as Strawberry Shortcake, Strawberry Souffle and tarts.

The best part about Pâtisserie Glacé is that have vegan-friendly bakes and also offer gluten-free desserts, tarts and pastries. No one should miss out on the joy of eating Japanese desserts!

12 Gopeng Street
#01-31/32 Icon Village
Singapore 078877
Tel: +65 6400 0247
Mon to Fri: 11am – 7pm
Sat, Sun & PH: 11am – 5pm
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

#9 TSUJIRI TEA HOUSE

We love how Tsujiri’s Matcha Soft Serve reminds us of the decadent cones we’ve had in Japan. It is difficult to find a close competitor when it comes to their intense matcha flavours and consistency of the soft serve. Toppings such as Shiratama and Genmai are also very affordable at only a dollar more.

313 Orchard Road
#B3-53 313 Somerset
Singapore 238895
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

Are you a fan of matcha? Here are 7 matcha cafes in Singapore to visit!

No surprises here—Fresh Fruits Lab (FFL) is our favourite cafe in the East of Singapore. This has never changed since our first visit in 2015.

The themed cafe has seen a revamp recently and it is nothing short of amazing. Still keeping their core laboratory theme and incorporating fruits into their menu, FFL now boasts a colourful, pastel interior that is both whimsical and photogenic.

It has also become a kids-friendly dining outlet with a play corner for your little ones as well as a low-salt kids menu that is so reasonably priced.

How can a cafe make us fall in love so much? FFL always does it best. Here are some of our favourite dishes from its current menu. You need to bring your squad here for your next gathering!

So you think the cafe only looks pretty?

FFL has always been consistent with their food. No effort is spared to serving only the best—from their dedicated culinary team (most of the chefs have years of experience cooking and baking in top hotels in Singapore!) to the freshness of ingredients.

The menu goes beyond a typical cafe’s standards. It has a wide range of appetisers, salads, mains, desserts, coffee and juices; basically everything that attributes to a good meal. And as its name and theme suggest, FFL incorporates fruits as much as possible into everything for that healthy and refreshing touch.

FFL SIGNATURE FISH & CHIPS

If we had to pick only one dish to love at FFL, it would be their Signature Fish & Chips. Fish & Chips may sound boring but wait till you’ve tried FFL’s version!

For just S$19, you get a huge piece of beer-battered pacific dory fried to a golden perfection. As if the generous serving is not filling enough, it comes with a larger portion of fruits salad, a mountain of fries and homemade tartare.

This is comfort food for the soul, guys.

SOFT-SHELL CRAB PASTA

Also at S$19, this pasta is our favourite among the four choices on the menu.

Featuring a huge and crispy soft-shell crab sits atop al dente spaghetti, the Soft-Shell Crab Pasta is a slightly spicy rendition that is not for the faint-hearted. The chilli crab sauce is homemade, by the way.

FFL DA BOMB BURGER

Need your burger fix but don’t want your wallet to take a beating? The FFL Da Bomb Burger (S$19) will make your trip to FFL worth the while.

This beauty is everything a burger should be—juicy beef patty (200g) that is grilled to medium well, fresh romaine lettuce for the crisp,

SALMON STEAK

A healthier option for the ladies (and even the kids) is the Salmon Steak (S$26). This dish is set on fire (literally) as it is served to you and the end result is a sweet piece of pink salmon that boasts a subtle smoky flavour.

It is accompanied by asparagus purée, mashed carrots, arugula and a homemade grape sauce served in a cute onion cup! That is a fair bit of greens if your skinny jeans are getting a little tight but you still need good food in your life.

SPARKEY THE DOG

This is probably the cutest item on the kids’ menu. At only S$10, this is a pancakes dish that is prepared with low-salt bacon and ham. It is completed with fresh blueberries.

BOO-BOO BEAR

This is too cute, even the adults might not be able to resist the Boo-Boo Bear (S$13)!

And it tastes as good as it looks. We wouldn’t want to cut the bear up but the fried sweet potato cake is too yummy to pass. Stuffed with chicken, zucchini, mushroom and tomato, the sweet potato cake is wrapped with an egg—yes, the bear’s blanket.

LIGHTNING CARS

The perfect dish for your boys (or girls who love cars!), the Lightning Cars (S$12) is a simple yet hearty grilled chicken that is tender and flavourful despite the fact that no salt is used in cooking.

This chicken main is served with purple sweet potato purée and mixed fruit skewers for a more balanced meal.

CREEPY-CRAWLY

Fancy something more filling for the older kids? The Creepy-Crawly (S$13) is a wholesome tortilla wrap that is jam-packed with yummy smoked duck, onion, lettuce and carrots.

There is also a side of homemade fruit yogurt—blueberry, strawberry, granola, honey yoghurt.

ULTIMATE PEANUT BUTTER CHOC CAKE

FFL has a dedicated pastry chef and he bakes the prettiest French-style sweets. The one that we really love is the Ultimate Peanut Butter Choc Cake.

Priced at S$7.50, this decadent treat is our newfound guilty pleasure. Every mouthful of the dense cake is so rewarding; the taste of the rich peanut butter lingers on.

TEA BY LUPICIA INFUSED CAKE

For a lighter but no less satisfying cake option, this doll is your best bet. The Tea by Lupicia Infused Cake is also priced at S$7.50 and it totally reminds us of sweets we’d see in French patisseries.

The whiff of the aromatic tea will first enrapture you, and as you take a bite, you’d realize just how well balanced the sweet and bitter notes of the tea are.

EMERALD GREEN APPLE TEA

The Emerald Green Apple Tea (S$12) may not sound like much, but just wait until you see it in real life. Served in a test tube, the Emerald Green is made of butterfly pea tea, green apple juice and soda water. Get your phone ready and watch as the staff adds in edible dry ice for a mini explosion. We won’t spoil it for you; make sure you order the drink when you are at Fresh Fruits Lab!

COLOURED LATTES

Just when you thought coloured lattes are so gimmicky, you might want to consider trying FFL’s versions. These 4 pretty colours are all achieved using natural ingredients.

There is the Beetroot Latte which boasts a shocking shade of pink, the Sweet Potato Latte which is the gorgeous lavender-coloured cup, the Butterfly Pea Latte which spots a dreamy blue hue, and the Matcha Latte in the usual green.

Because zero artificial colouring is used for these lattes, you shouldn’t expect a super sweet cup with strong flavour notes. Instead, think good old latte with nuances of sweetness and aroma.

Fresh Fruits Lab
351 Changi Rd, Singapore 419818
Tel: +65 6677 6741
Tue to Fri: 11am – 10pm
Sat & Sun: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Eunos/ Kembangan

This post is brought to you by Fresh Fruits Lab.

Dessert parlours that open till late are life-savers. Not only are they great for satisfying that midnight sugar craving, they also serve a myriad of sweet treats to brighten your evening after an exhausting day at work. Looking for a place to hang out with your mates after dinner but not up for a beer? You cannot go wrong with a dessert spot.

Sure, we may not be lacking in choices when it comes to dessert places in Singapore but where can you head to when the clock strikes midnight? This is where our list comes in handy for all the dessert lovers—it covers all sorts of desserts from ice cream to shaved ice bowls and even the Korean bingsu.

Here are 10 Dessert Parlours In Singapore To Satisfy Your Night Time Sweet Tooth.

#1 2AM: DESSERT BAR

2am: Dessert Bar is located at the fringe of Holland Village, and it is quite the perfect place for a romantic late night dessert treat. Helmed by Janice Wong, her award-winning artisan desserts are fascinating to say the least.

Their signature dessert is the Cassis Plum, which comes with cassis bombe, elderflower yoghurt foam, choya granita, yuzu pearls and yuzu rubies.

21A Lorong Liput
Holland Village
Singapore 277733
Tel: +65 6291 9727
Tue to Fri: 3pm – 2am
Sat & Sun: 2pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Holland Village

Photo Credit: Dessert First

#2 DESSERT FIRST

This small dessert shop along Liang Seah Street is always filled with loyal patrons, especially during Friday nights and weekends as they are known to serve consistently good desserts.

Dessert First is perhaps most well known for its Durian Snow Ice, featuring smooth shaved ice with a scoop of real durian flesh. Something more filling is the Signature Durian Waffle, which comprises a piping hot fluffy waffle topped with durian puree, a scoop of vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce drizzle and a handful of almonds.

8 Liang Seah Street
Singapore 189029
Tel: +65 6333 0428
Mon to Thu: 4pm – 1am
Fri: 4pm – 2am
Sat: 1pm – 2am
Sun: 1pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Bugis

#3 MILK & HONEY GELATO

For those who live in the East of Singapore, a typical night would look something like this—having supper at Bedok 85 Fengshan Market before proceeding to Milk & Honey Gelato for their delectable range of gelato and waffles.

We recommend ordering the waffles with a scoop Sicilian Pistachio with Belgian Chocolate Bits. Otherwise, share a Buddy Meal Quaffles Set (2 gelato, 1 quaffles and 1 lemonade) with your friends.

Block 86 Bedok North Street 4
Tel: +65 9786 9754
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 12 midnight
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 1am
Mon: Closed
Nearest Station: Bedok

#4 NUNSONGYEE

Nunsongyee refers to ‘snowflake’ in Korean. The café’s bingsu desserts are made from frozen milk and do not use ‘shaved ice’. If you are a fan of Patbingsu (red bean) and Injeolmi (rice cake), come to Nunsongyee to get a taste of your favourites.

534 North Bridge Rd
Singapore 188749
Tel: +65 6268 8220
Daily: 24 hours
Nearest Station: Rochor

#5 OBLONG

Oblong at Serangoon Gardens is known for their the Red Velvet Waffles and Ice Cream combination (S$11), with cream cheese sandwiched between two red velvet waffles and topped with an ice cream flavour of your choice.

On Friday and Saturday, they open late until 2am. Gather your squad for a late-night dessert adventure!

10 Maju Avenue
Singapore 556688
Tel: +65 6858 2320
Thu to Sun: 12pm – 12am
Fri to Sat: 12pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Serangoon/Lorong Chuan

#6 SALTED CARAMEL

Established since 2011, Salted Caramel is a household name at Upper Thomson as the ice cream parlour is recognised for having handcrafted ice-cream that are free from artificial enhancers and preservatives.

Go for their single scoop ice cream in cups or you can choose to pair them up with waffles and brownie. Not sure which flavours to get? Some of their best sellers include Salted Caramel, Speculoos and Chocolate Sorbet.

Salted Caramel Singapore
246F Upper Thomson Road
Singapore 574370
Tel: +65 6753 1718
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 11pm
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Marymount

#7 SCOOP THERAPY

Scoop Therapy is a dessert-only spinoff of Group Therapy, serving mainly ice cream and ice cream-centric desserts in the East of Singapore.

Located on the first floor of The Odeon Katong, there are two photogenic desserts that are worth traveling to the cafe for—S’mores, an imitation of the world-famous Frozen S’mores from Dominique Ansel Bakery and The Ice Cream Bomb which features two layers of choux puff sandwiching a generous scoop of Earl Grey Ice Cream.

11 East Coast Road
The Odeon Katong
Singapore 428722
Tel: +65 6247 9335
Tue to Thu: 2pm – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 12 Midnight
Sun: 12pm – 10pm
Mon: Closed
Nearest Station: Dakota

#8 THE CONNOISSEUR CONCERTO TCC

The successful dessert chain needs no further introduction—having 16 outlets spread out across every region in Singapore. However, only the one at International Building is open for 24 Hours.

Chocoholics will be keen to know that The Connoisseur Concerto’s Dark Chocolate Cake is among the better ones that we have had in Singapore.

360 Orchard Road #01-01
International Building Singapore
Tel: +65 6732 3696
Daily: 24 Hours
Nearest Station: Orchard

#9 TWENTY GRAMMES

Essentially a dessert cafe and ice cream parlour, Twenty Grammes has been constant in serving up quality ice cream, great waffles and unique flavours.

Twenty Grammes has curated some of Singapore’s recent dessert trends and attempted their own renditions; think savoury waffle with sea salt caramel ice cream, charcoal waffle with homemade salted egg yolk sauce, yoghurt parfaits and more.

753 North Bridge Road, #01-01
Singapore 198721
Tel: +65 6717 1733
Mon to Thu, Sun: 12pm – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Bugis

#10 UDDERS

Udders is a familiar name to the dessert scene in Singapore, with its range of freshly made ice cream and its famed liqueur ice cream conceptions.

Their Salted Speculoos Ice Cream with brown butter base and huge slices Lotus cookies and Mao Shang Wang Ice Cream are two exceptional flavours you cannot leave without trying.

246D Upper Thomson Road
Singapore 574370
Tel: +65 6452 0803
Mon to Thu: 12pm – 1am
Fri to Sun, Eve of PH: 12pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Marymount

For more recommendations, read our guide to the best desserts in Singapore.