The team behind hawker gourmet burger stall, Ashes SG, has opened a new Muslim-owned bakery in Redhill.

Maison Sucrée is located at the void deck of 63B Lengkok Bahru, which is just a short walk from Redhill MRT Station.

You can look forward to bakes including croissants, lemon meringue, chocolate salted caramel and blueberry tarts.

The croissants are available at S$3.50 each while stocks last.

Photos credit: Maison Sucrée

The Muslim-owned bakery is still in the soft launch phase, and they have yet to announce an official opening.

Maison Sucrée
63B Lengkok Bahru # 01-362
Singapore 152063
Tue – Sun: 10am to 9pm

Affordable Soufflé Pancakes Cafe, Fluff Stack is now officially halal-certified. It’s probably the first Japanese soufflé pancake cafe in Singapore which is halal-certified.

One thing that definitely sets Fluff Stack apart from other soufflé pancake cafés has got to be the price point. While soufflé pancakes tend to be priced at a premium, the ones at Fluff Stack start from S$8.80 which is pretty affordable!

Fluff Stack started in Suntec City last year and it has recently opened its second outlet at Northpoint City.

SweeT.Rex at Alexandra Village Food Centre is another halal-certified soufflé pancakes hawker stall that you can try out.

Share the news with your Muslim friends!

Fluff Stack
Northpoint City
930 Yishun Ave 2 #02-115, Singapore 769098

3 Temasek Boulevard
#B1-K4 Suntec City
Singapore 038983

Easties, rejoice! We have a Muslim-owned neighbourhood bakery to introduce to you, and it is Shubby Sweets. Nestled in the quaint Chai Chee estate a mere stone throw’s away from Bedok MRT, this halal bakery doles out handcrafted artisanal bakes including the likes of brownies, blondies, cakes, and choux.

A successful homegrown business, Shubby Sweets have become the go-to takeaway spot for residents in the area to curb their sweet cravings. The folks behind this bakery also pride themselves on creating bite-sized goodies in small batches to achieve utmost quality and consistency.

Expect a different menu each week — you are in for a sweet treat each time you pop by.

Step in and you will be greeted by the aroma of butter and tantalising display of baked desserts. Be spoiled for choice with their selection of brownies; there are six different flavours to choose from. Do note that their brownies and blondies are not sold à la carte and you have to get them in a box of five at S$7.50.

We went for the Magic Fudgy Brownie, Red Velvet Brownie, and Sticky Chewy Brownie. Their treats come in a luscious, buttery base reminiscent of a cake. We also appreciated how each brownie had a different flavoured base such as red velvet or chocolate, allowing for a change in taste.

Out of the trio, our favourite was the Sticky Chewy Brownie. The dessert had a thick chocolate chunk atop a decadent, creamy chocolate base. Each bite was chock full of melted chocolate — true to its name, the middle of the brownie was laced with rich chocolate and had a gooey, slightly chewy consistency.

We also opted for two of their blondies: Speculoos Biscoff Blondie and Nutella Blondie. The Speculoos Biscoff Blondie had a crumbly, biscuit-like texture with a soft middle that oozed nutty, caramelised flavour.

The Nutella Blondie was a tad bit disappointing. There was no distinct hazelnut flavour and we could not taste the Nutella at all. We suggest skipping this flavour.

The star of the show, however, was the Lemon Loaf (S$3). The cake was incredibly moist and fluffy and flavoured with aromatic lemon essence. We could also taste a slight bitterness, balancing out the treat’s tart sweetness. The crust was also well-toasted, adding a crisp textural contrast to the soft cake.

If you are looking for a sweet pick-me-up, head to Shubby Sweets!

Shubby Sweets
42 Chai Chee St, #01-68
Singapore 46042
Tel: +65 8419 9614
Wed to Sun: 12:30pm – 8:00pm
(Closed on Mon & Tues)
Nearest Station: Bedok 

Dessert is a universal language that everyone speaks. With dessert, there is no discrimination, no boundaries and completely zero biases. Every culture and cuisine has their own take on dessert—afterall, who can resist whenever the sweet tooth comes knockin’?

As most desserts make use of ingredients such as eggs, lard and gelatine, finding a dessert joint to match your diet restriction might not be easy—especially for our Muslim friends. To make life easier, here’s a list of 8 Muslim-Friendly Dessert Joints in Singapore.

BUTTER STUDIO

Butter Studio takes pride in offering homestyle bakes that are made from the finest ingredients they can get their hands on. The homey cafe crafts up interesting creations such as Salted Gula Melaka Cupcake and Milo Speculoos Fudge Cupcake. Do visit them from time to time for seasonal flavours.

147 Jalan Besar
Singapore 208865
Tel: +65 6294 7115
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 9pm
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 8pm
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Nearest Station: Lavender

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Photo Credit: ff.foodies

CHULOP

Chulop boosts a selection of churros and cakes to satisfy any palate that makes all the calories worth it.  Despite being all the way in the east and not having any seating available, Chulop makes the trip count with consistently good, hot and fluffy churros dusted with cinnamon powder and sugar. Do look out for their seasonal flavours announced on their Facebook

430 Upper Changi Road
#01-93 East Village
Singapore 487048
Mon to Thurs: 12pm – 8pm
Fri: 3pm – 9pm
Sat & Sun: 1pm – 9pm
Nearest Station: Tanah Merah

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FLUFF BAKERY

Fluff Bakery offers artisanal treats with the menu changing every week, meaning there’s never a shortage of delicious flavour combinations to appease your palate. Should making your way down be too inconvenient, not to worry, they have an online shop too.

4 Jalan Pisang
Singapore 199071
(Closed on Mondays)
Tues to Sat: 12pm – 7.30pm
Sun: 11am – 5pm
Nearest Station: Bugis, Jalan Besar

LICKETY ICE CREAM & WAFFLES

While it’s not much like the ones in Hong Kong apart from appearance, the egg waffles served at Lickety Ice Cream & Waffles won’t leave you missing anything. The dense buttery waffle comes in red velvet or buttermilk with the option to pair each waffle with one to three scoops of ice cream with unique flavours.

34 Bussorah Street
Singapore 199452
Daily: 11am – 11pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

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OVERRUN SG

Serving up classics with a twist, Overrun SG is known for their amazing Chendol Soft Serve. With crunchy coconut shavings and chewy jelly in every bite on top of a giant cup of light and smooth soft serve, it makes for the perfect sharing dessert between two friends.

18 Baghdad Street
Singapore 199657
(Closed on Mondays)
Tue to Thu, Sun: 12pm to 8.30pm
Fri: 2pm – 10pm
Sat: 12pm – 10pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

Photo Credit: Shubby Sweets

SHUBBY SWEETS

Started from a humble home kitchen bakery service, Shubby Sweets has since evolved to have their own shop to sell their artisanal brownies and bakes. Available for both takeaway and online orders, choose from their selection of delectable cheesecakes, brownies and choux pastries.

42 Chai Chee Street #01-68
Singapore 461042
(Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays)
Wed to Sat: 12.30pm – 8pm
Sun: 11.30am – 8pm
Nearest Station: Bedok

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SINSEH: THE GROCERY

Sinseh: The Grocery is known for their colourful eye candy, their buttermilk waffles adorned with fruity pebbles is a little dense with crispy edges while wafting that tempting buttery fragrance. If you’d fancy a donut instead, try their Galaxy Donuts to taste the milky way.

9 Jalan Pisang
Singapore 199076
Mon to Sat: 12pm – 8.30pm
(Closed on Sundays)
Nearest Station: Bugis

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Photo Credit: Sweet Tooth Addictions

SWEET TOOTH ADDICTIONS

Though they’re more popular for their Paninis, they’re called Sweet Tooth Addictions for a reason. It’s the perfect late night dessert joint to go to for their dessert jars, overnight oats and cheesecakes. Do keep an eye out on their Instagram to grab their specials before they’re sold out.

216 Joo Chiat Road
Singapore 427483
(Closed on Mondays)
Tues to Thurs: 3pm – 12am
Fri to Sat: 3pm – 2am
Sun: 12pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Eunos

Read: The ultimate guide to Halal & Muslim-owned cafes in Singapore.