Acai bowls are increasingly becoming a favourite go-to light snack for the health conscious. Due to its nutritious factors, acai bowls are perfect post-meal desserts or a good meal replacement as they are filled with antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, fibre, protein and healthy fats required by the human body.

Amidst the daily indulgence of your favourite food, you can give acai bowls a try to achieve that hot summer figure you’ve always wanted. Here are 11 Amazing Acai Bowls In Singapore To Try.

PROJECT ACAI

As Singapore’s first Acai Superfood Cafe, Project Acai has seen tremendous success since they first opened at Holland Village. Their Acai bowls contain the very coveted acai berries that are packed to the brim with antioxidants, fibre and other nutritional benefits. The best part? They taste great too!

27 Lorong Liput
Holland Village
Singapore, 277738
Daily: 11.30am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Holland Village

Photo Credit: Seed and Soil 

SEED AND SOIL

Tucked away at the Tanjong Pagar Business district area lies Seed and Soil, which serves daily handmade Acai bowls and a variety of cold-pressed juices. With their experience in working with nutritionists, you can trust that their acai bowls are nothing short of nutritious.

The crowd-favourite chocolate peanut butter Cacao Warrior is one Acai bowl you must try. Nutty and chocolatey, it is truly a guilty pleasure—sans the guilt. Seed and Soil’s smoothie bowls are available in three sizes—Grab (S$8), Reg (S$10) and Large (S$12).

Tanjong Pagar Plaza
#01-22
1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza
Singapore 082001
Tel: +65 9644 0752
Mon to Fri: 8am – 8pm
Sat: 10am – 5pm
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

Photo Credit: Stellahhl

AFTERGLOW BY ANGLOW

A cafe establishment located at Keong Saik Road—a trendy place known for its hipster cafes and classy restaurants—Afterglow by Anglow serves amazing Acai bowls that are to-die-for and Instagram-worthy.

Although prices are on the steeper side, the ingredients used are of high quality. Featuring an ice-cream like texture, the smoothie is presented in a wooden bowl, topped with salted tahini ‘caramel’, coconut cracker, banana, raw muesli, cocoa powder and more.

24 Keong Saik Road
Singapore 089131
Tel: +65 6224 8921
Mon to Sat: 12pm – 10.30pm
(Closed on Sun)
Nearest Station: Outram Park

Photo Credit: Park Bench Deli

PARK BENCH DELI

More renowned for their incredibly flavoursome sandwiches, Park Bench Deli has developed their menu and now, it even offers Acai on their menu!

Its version incorporates an acai berry smoothie with chia seeds, coconut flakes, honey granola and fresh fruits like blueberries, strawberries and bananas. At an affordable price of S$8 per bowl, there is a generous amount of toppings—definitely worth every penny!

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179 Telok Ayer Street
Singapore 068627
Tel: +65 6815 4600
Mon to Fri: 7.30am – 4pm, 5pm – 10pm
Sat: 9am – 3.30pm
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

Photo Credit: Beriwell

 BERIWELL

Beriwell is a newly-opened tropical themed cafe located in Katong. The aesthetics of the store is designed to make people feel like they are on a beach holiday. You’ll fall in love with the store upon stepping inside.

The cafe is also the first to introduce acai soft serve in Singapore. Yes, you heard it right—acai soft serve! Isn’t this a really refreshing twist as compared to your normal acai bowl? The two main items on their menu include the Superswirl (a soft serve that comes in either Acai or Coconut flavour) and Smoothies. So, head on down for some ‘berry’ good acai bowls!

19 East Coast Road
#01-01
Singapore 428746
Tel: +65 9380 3816
Daily: 9am – 11pm
Nearest Station: Dakota

Photo Credit: Parallel

PARALLEL

Situated in the heart of the Central business district area, the acai bowls at Parallel are a great midday pick-me-up, breakfast-to-go or a light dinner meal replacement.The three main acai bowls on their menu include the Superstar (S$8.90), Amino (S$8.90)  and Antioxidant (S$8.90). For a slightly bigger bowl with more toppings, it is priced at S$12.90.

Designed to cater the office crowd, the acai bowls are a convenient for a quick takeaway and for health-conscious office folks looking for wholesome eats.

1 Raffles Place
#B1-34
Singapore 048616
Tel: +65 9298 2896
Mon to Fri: 7.30am – 9.30pm
(Closed on Sat & Sun)
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

Photo Credit: The Good Boys Cafe

THE GOOD BOYS CAFE

The selective range of insta-worthy acai bowls is the reason why we love The Good Boys Cafe. The ingredients are presented in a heart-shaped wooden bowls and carefully arranged to suit the different acai options.

If you are a matcha-lover, you may want to consider their signature Fruity Matcha (S$12). Other interesting combinations include the Crimson Lush with beetroot & date and Viva Amazonia with acai and banana.

The Commerze Building
#01-26
1 Irving Place
Singapore 369546
Tel: +65 8130 1083
Mon to Fri: 8am – 6.30pm
Sat & Sun: 10am – 6.30pm
Nearest Station: Bartley

Photo Credit: An Acai Affair

AN ACAI AFFAIR

An Acai Affair is founded by two undergraduates who aim to make healthy acai bowls affordable for all to enjoy. They believe in using the freshest and finest ingredients for their delicious acai bowls and smoothies.

If you are someone who prefers a rich bowl of acai, An Acai Affair is your best bet since additional liquids like juices or coconut water are not added to dilute the acai base. Their acai bowls (starting from S$5.90) come with a range of toppings such as honey, cashew butter and almond butter.

101 East Coast Road
Singapore 428796
Tel: +65 9792 0837
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 10pm
Fri: 12pm – 11.30pm
Sat: 10am – 11.30pm
Sun: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Eunos

Photo Credit: Haakon Superfoods and Juice

HAAKON SUPERFOODS AND JUICE 

Located conveniently in town, Haakon Superfoods and Juice offers a wide range of superfood bowls, salads and smoothies that attracts the health junkies. The menu offerings feature wholesome ingredients that align with the cafe’s Scandinavian philosophies.

The Hakkon’s Classic Acai Bowl (S$7.90) is a must-try. Nutritious and yummy, the acai is topped with fresh fruits such as blueberries, bananas and strawberries served on a base of slightly sweet chai parfait.

313@Somerset
#B2-14
313 Orchard Road
Singapore 238895
Mon to Sun: 10am – 9.30pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

Photo Credit: Strangers’ Reunion

STRANGERS REUNION

Jumping on the acai bowl bandwagon, Strangers’ Reunion’s latest range of acai bowls proves that healthy food can be delightful and palatable as well.

The awesome superfood bowls include Acai Smoothie Bowl, Avocado Smoothie Bowl and the Coconut Chia Pudding (S$11.90).

35 Kampong Bahru Road
Singapore 169356
Tel: +65 6222 4869
Mon, Wed, Thu & Sun: 9am – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 9am – 12am
(Closed on Tue)
Nearest Station: Outram Park

Photo Credit: Randy Indulgence

RANDY INDULGENCE

This is definitely a sweet spot for people who love to indulge in everything-sweet but in a healthier way. Randy Indulgence serves cereal bowls, healthy acai bowls and fruit ice cream.

Their aesthetically-pleasing acai bowls came mainly in two sizes—Diet (S$7.90) and Happy (S$9.90) and you can choose between the Fruity Bowl or Protein Bowl.

Tanjong Pagar Centre
#B1-10
7 Wallich Street
Singapore 078884
Tel: +65 8808 4758
Mon to Fri: 8am – 9.30pm
Sat & Sun: 11am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

Just mention the word ‘fat’ and it is enough to turn many of us off. The health-conscious junkies or those who are on a diet would know that high-fat food is bad for health and add inches onto our waistlines.

But strictly speaking, not ALL types of food rich in fat are bad for us. There are good fats found in avocado, cheese and even chocolate! Yes, ladies. You can still have your chocolates when you crave for them.

Many of them contain nutrients that your body needs and they keep you from feeling hungry. Here are 8 Fatty Food That Is Actually Good For Your Health.

#1 AVOCADO

You may not be surprised that avocados are great for health but did you know that they are made up of mostly fats? Avocados contain 77% fat and one whole fruit contains 250 calories.

Before you do a double take, rest assured that they are monosaturated fats, which is the healthiest types of fat we need to consume. Also, they are rich in fiber and contain 8% of our daily recommended fiber intake.

#2 CHEESE

A study has found out that people who eat cheese on a regular basis have a lower risk of getting high LDL cholesterol and heart disease.

Furthermore, cheese has plenty of calcium and protein which are nutritious. Just remember to take note of the serving portion and do not over indulge in it as they are still high in calories.

#3 CHOCOLATE

Here’s the catch: it has to be dark chocolate. By substituting your milk chocolate treats with dark chocolate, you are actually less likely to die from heart disease because of the antioxidants you have been consuming.

And because they are so rich in taste (and calories), a little goes a long way. Snacking on one ounce should be the limit!

#4 COCONUT OIL

If you know that coconut oil contains plenty of saturated oil, you may be wondering why we included it on our list. Lauric acid is the main type of saturated fat in coconut oil and it has anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties.

Being high in medium-chain fatty acids, it metabolises differently from other fats and is able to reduce appetite.

#5 EGGS

The egg yolk is notorious for being high in cholesterol but there have been studies done to prove that cholesterol in eggs may not be affecting your body cholesterol levels at all!

Eggs are high in monosaturated fat and contain minerals and vitamins that are good for our bodies.

Photo Credit: Women Planet

#6 NUTS

British Journal of Nutrition stated that those who consume one ounce of nuts on a daily basis have links with lower diabetes, heart diseases and stroke. Healthy nuts are also loaded with Vitamin E, fiber and magnesium.

With that said, you should avoid glazed or sugar coated nuts as these add-ons are not beneficial at all!

Photo Credit: The Mom In Me, MD

#7 PEANUT BUTTER

Peanut butter is one of the best things you can spread on plain bread and we are glad to find out that it is a great breakfast choice.

As a protein-rich food, peanut butter keeps you feeling full for longer periods of time so you wouldn’t snack unnecessarily. The potassium found in peanut butter is also able to counter all the sodium we intake.

#8 SALMON

The omega-3 fatty acids found in fatty fish like salmon and sardines are good for our hearts. This healthy fat is a source of brain food and helps you fight chronic diseases. Many people also turn to cod fish liver oil supplements for the omega-3 fatty acids.