Wondering where to find the best dessert shop in Singapore? Whether you need an afternoon cake, an awfully chocolate hit, a post-dinner dessert, celebration cupcakes or local desserts like ice kacang and Bingsu, you can find the tastiest dessert near you with this list!
If you’re hunting down a sweet treat head over one of the best dessert shops in Singapore to get your Awfully Chocolate fix, slice of apple pie, celebration cake, or icy Bingsu on a hot day! We could all use a sweet little pick-me-up from time to time and fortunately, there’s no shortage of great dessert cafes in Singapore! From doughnuts to ice cream to local specialities (ice kacang or durian, anyone?), we’ve rounded up our fave sweet treats all over the island and a lot of places now offer dessert delivery!
Jump to these tasty desserts in Singapore:
– Cupcakes & Cakes
– Birthday cakes
– Ice Cream & Milkshakes
– Local Desserts: Ice Kacang, Durian & More
– Bingsu
– Doughnuts, Pastries & Other Desserts
Cupcakes, Tarts & Cakes: Dessert Shops in Singapore
1. Awfully Chocolate

Chocoholics in Singapore beware! One visit to Awfully Chocolate and their divine chocolatey cakes (and much more) will have you absolutely hooked. Your little one’s birthday party is an extra excuse to place that Awfully Chocolate order, with their chocolate cakes, cupcakes, tarts, brownies and ice creams screaming out to be bought (and devoured pronto!). We love popping by Awfully Chocolate for a quick choccy fix for ourselves to Awfully Chocolate Truffles to gift.
Awfully Chocolate, multiple locations in Singapore; Awfully Chocolate flagship:131 East Coast Rd 131 Singapore,
www.awfullychocolate.com
Read more: Best Chocolate Brands In Singapore
2. 2am Dessert Bar

Dessert for dinner? Sounds good to us! This elegant Holland Village boîte from celebrated pastry chef Janice Wong serves gorgeously inventive dishes that push the boundaries between sweet and savoury.
2 am Dessert bar, 21A Lor Liput, Singapore 277733 www.2amdessertbar.com
3. Plain Vanilla Cupcakes

With flavours ranging from cinnamon brown sugar and red velvet to lemon coconut and dark chocolate ganache, Plain Vanilla Bakery has a cupcake to suit every taste. If you’re looking for customisable birthday cakes, you’ve come to the right place. They offer plenty of other wholesome bakes as well.
Plain Vanilla Bakery, multiple locations including Tiong Bahru, East Coast, Serangoon Gardens, www.plainvanilla.com.sg
4. PS.Cafe: Dessert cafe in Singapore

If you’re in the mood for a lovely outdoor dining spot, PS.Cafe has you covered. Their handmade slices of cakes are the stuff of legends and we have a special place in our hearts for the Chocolate Blackout Cake.
PS.Cafe, multiple locations including Dempsey, East Coast Park, Orchard, www.pscafe.com
5. Nesuto Patisserie

Nesuto is a little sweet haven on Tras Street brought to you by the same folks behind Shuu by Koki Tamagoyaki, the choux pastry located in Raffles City. Find layer cakes like the green Matcha Souffle Sponge or black Goma Sesame, or our all-time favourite Le ’Mmm — an Espresso Dark Chocolate layer sponge cake that manages the oxymoron of being fudgy yet light, with a Valhrona Jivara 40% Milk Ganache.
Nesuto, two locations at Jewel Changi Airport & Tanjong Pagar,www.facebook.com/dear.nesuto
Read more: Where To Find The Best Birthday Cakes In Singapore
6. Pâtisserie CLÉ

Pâtisserie CLÉ, now in a charming shophouse in River Valley, offers finely executed French pastries and entremets, available for takeaway and delivery only. If you fancy dessert at a cafe, their full-fledged Pâtisserie CLÉ café opens in Dairy Farm with speciality tarts and dessert entremets from Apple Nutmeg Cake to the adorable cow-shaped Moo dessert.
Pâtisserie CLÉ, 415 River Valley Road and 4 Dairy Farm Lane, 01-13 Dairy Farm Mall, www.patisserie-cle.com
7. Melvados

Looking for halal dessert in Singapore? Head to Melvados, where you’ll find indulgent halal brownies, cheesecakes, lava cakes and ice cream that will feel like a slice of heaven on earth! This healthier dessert cafe also sells diabetic-friendly brownies, so those on a low-sugar diet can still enjoy a yummy dessert.
Melvados, multiple locations including Harbourfront, Jurong Point, PLQ Mall, melvados.com
Read more: Best Halal Restaurants In Singapore
8. Windowsill Pies

This Haji Lane café serves up truly delectable pies ranging from the classic (Pecan, Morello Cherry) to “Grasshopper” (Dark Chocolate Cake with peppermint whipped cream and salted chocolate cookie clusters) and “Toucan” (Pineapple and yoghurt curd, passionfruit seed glaze and homemade muesli morsels).
Windowsill Pies, two locations at MacTaggart Road & Great World, www.facebook.com/WindowsillPies
9. Cat & The Fiddle

Love cheesecake? Cat & the Fiddle offers premium cheesecakes in 20 original flavours specially created by Singapore’s iconic dessert chef, Daniel Tay. You can even get a taste of ten flavours with the Fickle Feline cake. Because the cakes are self-ordered online and self-collected, savings can be passed to customers while prices are kept sweet as a kiss. These desserts are certified Halal, too!
The Cat & The Fiddle, multiple locations including Clarke Quay, Jurong & Woodlands, www.catandthefiddle.com
Read more: Where to Order Customised Cakes
Ice Cream & Milkshakes: Dessert cafes in Singapore
For our ultimate guide to ice cream in Singapore read this!
10. Birds of Paradise

The “botanical gelato” at this Katong boutique (with a new location at Jewel!) is handmade daily, in delectable flavours like White Chrysanthemum, Strawberry Basil, and Sea Salt Hojicha. Their freshly made “Thyme Cones” are also a massive draw. Don’t just take our word for it — just follow the massive queues at Jewel Changi Airport.
Birds of Paradise, multiple locations including Holland Village, Beach Road, Jewel Changi Airport, www.birdsofparadise.sg
Read more: Best Food At Jewel Changi Airport
11. Black Tap: Dessert shop in Singapore

This American burger restaurant at MBS just might be most famous for their Crazyshakes (pictured above), calorific milkshake extravaganzas that come topped with candy coatings, lollipops, full slices of cake (!) and other fun desserts. They’re on the pricey part, but they’re fun to split for a special treat.
Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beers, 10 Bayfront Ave, #01-80 The Shoppes, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018956, www.blacktap.com
Read more: Best Gelatos & Ice Cream In Singapore
12. Kind Kones

This vegan ice cream parlour features scoops that are free from dairy, refined sugar, soy, gluten, and other artificial additives. Flavours range from chocolate sorbet, strawberry ice cream and almond brittle to more unique offerings like Haw Flakes and Blue Earth (hued by natural Butterfly Pea flower). There are other vegan desserts on offer, too, like gluten free Chocolate Ganache Cake and Sweet Potato brownies.
Kind Kones, multiple locations including Great World, Suntec City, Westgate, www.kindkones.com
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13. Momolato

With flavours like Pu’Er Chocolate, Blue Pea Hokkaido Vanilla Creme Brulee and more, Momolato is just the place for a unique gelato fix if you’re in the Kampong Glam area. Everything’s made with fresh, natural ingredients, plus they even have keto-friendly ice cream if you’re cutting carbs. If you’re looking for something healthier for the kids, their fresh fruit popsicles are just as refreshing, minus all the added sugar! Other healthy options include sugar-free lattes, keto frozen yogurt and gelato cakes. Momolato is Halal-certified.
Momolato, 723 N Bridge Rd, Singapore 198691, www.momolato.com
14. Ben & Jerry’s

With legendary flavours like Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, Cherry Garcia & New York Superfudge Chunk (not to mention lots of yummy new dairy-free flavours), American ice cream chain Ben & Jerry’s is the perfect cool-off dessert when you’re visiting Singapore Zoo or the Night Safari. You’ll also find a centrally-located scoop shop right on Orchard at 313 Somerset. Prices aren’t the lowest, but the brand is dedicated to fair trade practices and social justice, so you can feel good as you lick!
Ben & Jerry’s, 1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-K1, Singapore 098585, www.benjerry.com.sg
Read more: Where To Go For Gelato & Ice Cream In Singapore
15. Swensen’s

Classic American ice cream brand Swensen’s arrived in Singapore back in 1979, and has grown to dozens of outlets all over the island with all manner of ice cream sundaes and ice cream cakes. They’re Halal-certified, too!
Swensen’s, 25 locations around Singapore, www.swensens.com.sg
Local Dessert Specialities: Ice Kacang, Durian & More
16. Ah Chew Desserts

Since 2003, Ah Chew Desserts has been serving up traditional and modern Asian and Southeast Asian desserts (more than 50 in all, now!). Choose from hot and cold dessert varieties of classics like Mango Sago, Glutinous Rice, Grass Jelly Mixed Fruits, Black Sesame Paste, Gingko Barley, and much, much more!
Ah Chew Desserts, two locations in Bugis & Orchard, www.ahchewdesserts.com
17. Ah Mah Homemade Cakes

Launched to great popularity in Singapore in 2017, Ah Mah Homemade Cakes are inspired by Taiwanese egg sponge cakes, and are made purely with milk, high-quality, locally produced eggs, and flour. They’re also baked fresh daily with no preservatives, and come in flavours like pandan, gula melaka, and golden salted egg. Their melt-in-your-mouth cheesecake is delish, too. You’ll also be able to find Chinese New Year goodies each time the Lunar New Year season rolls around.
Ah Mah Homemade Cake, two locations at Paya Lebar & VivoCity, www.ah-mah.com.sg
18. Jin Jin Desserts

There are outstanding ice kacang stalls all over the island, but consensus seems to be that Jin Jin Desserts stall at ABC Brickworks in Bukit Merah is the cream of the crop. Their dessert specialties: Gangster Mango Ice and Power Chendol featuring gula melaka sourced specially from Indonesia.
Jin Jin Desserts, 6 Jalan Bukit Merah, #01-21 ABC Brickworks Market Food Centre, Singapore 150006, www.facebook.com/JinJinDessertClub
19. Mei Heong Yuen Dessert

If you’re craving traditional Chinese dessert, Mei Heong Yuen Dessert is one of Singapore’s pioneers, with roots from China dating back to 1950! You’ll find classic desserts like herbal glass jelly and soya bean options here, along with black sesame desserts and even ice desserts with fruits and pearls!
Mei Heong Yuen Dessert, multiple locations including Chinatown, Simei, Clementi, www.meiheongyuendessert.com.sg
20. Nine Fresh Desserts Taiwan

Okay, we know this isn’t exactly a ‘local dessert’ since it originates from Taiwan. But Nine Fresh serves up more traditional desserts – think Soy Bean Curd, Grass Jelly and Ai-yu from Taiwan. Top it with taro balls, boiled peanuts, green beans and red beans to enjoy every bite!
Nine Fresh Dessert Taiwan, 19 locations in Singapore, ninefresh.com
21. Four Seasons Durians

Tracing its origins to a durian fruit stall on Thomson Road, Four Seasons Durians began turning out delectable cakes, durian desserts, crepes and more desserts in the late 90s. Today, they’ve got a flagship restaurant at Jewel and dessert counters across the island.
Four Seasons Durian, three locations at Tampines, Bedok & Admiralty, www.fourseasonsdurians.com
Bingsu desserts: Dessert shops near you
22. Ice Lab

With a menu of 20 different bingsu flavours, Ice Lab is the perfect spot to find a dessert that will tickle everyone’s fancy! As bingsu is often served in large sharing portions, we appreciate that they offer smaller ‘Single’ dessert portions for those who want something icy but not too over-the-top.
Ice Lab, 164 Rochor Rd, #01-01, Singapore 188439, www.instagram.com/icelab.sg
23. Home Best Dessert

This dessert spot in Chinatown offers bingsu in a variety of flavours so you can beat the heat after a day of exploring! Choose from classic Korean rice cake bingsu to Matcha bingsu and even those with gelato on top so you get the best of shaved ice and ice cream in one dessert!
HomeBest Dessert, Pagoda St, #73, Singapore 059232, www.facebook.com/bestbingsusingapore
24. Oh My Mango Dessertbar

Bingsu with fresh fruits, amazing flavours and available in four locations islandwide – that’s Oh My Mango Dessertbar! You’ll also find thick, fluffy toasts topped with ice cream and a variety of sauces. It’ll be hard to pick just one flavour!
Oh My Mango Dessert Bar, 475 Choa Chu Kang Ave 3, #01-24 Sunshine Place, Singapore 680475, www.facebook.com/OMMDB
25. Oriental Ice Bistro

Oriental Ice Bistro is a halal-certified dessert cafe in Little India. Their dessert menu boasts ‘Korean bingsu with a twist’, milkshakes, waffles, toast and a variety of speciality drinks!
Oriental Ice Bistro, 89 Rangoon Rd, #01-02, Singapore 218375, www.instagram.com/oriental.ice.bistro
Read more: Best Halal Restaurants & Cafes In Singapore
Doughnuts, Pastries & Other Desserts
26. Burnt Ends Bakery

True, they’re known for their barbecue, but Burnt Ends bakery also serves up a slammin’ doughnut (which you can now order to enjoy at home from their online bakery shop or at their Bakery in Dempsey). In addition to classic plain, dusted with just the right amount of sugar other doughnut varieties come filled with Passionfruit Curd, Nutella and Vanilla Cream.
Burnt Ends Bakery, two locations at Dempsey & Cross Street, www.bakery.burntends.com.sg
27. Bread Talk Cafe

While Bread Talk is known for its delicious Floss Bun, we love that it also has a variety of other breads, cakes and pastries here. If you forgot to order a cake in advance, no worries! Simply purchase a cake from the dessert shelf. Just want to indulge in something sweet? Order a slice of Dark Forest Gateau or Matcha Yuzu.
Bread Talk, dine-in locations at Suntec City, Westgate & One Holland Village, www.breadtalk.com.sg
28. Cedele Singapore

With a mission to help people eat well and be well while enjoying life, Cedele is an artisanal bakery with a range of bread, cakes, sandwiches, pastries and desserts. From the classic Red Velvet Earl Grey cupcake to a Lemon Meringue Cake, Cedele sure has everything to satisfy a sweet tooth! Plus, they even have vegan cakes.
Cedele, multiple locations in Singapore including Sengkang, East Coast, Novena, cedele.com
Read more: Best Birthday Cakes In Singapore
29. D9 Cakery

Many of Singapore’s top hotels have spectacular dessert offerings, but only D9 seems to display them as if they were fine works of art or precious jewels. Pop into the lobby of the voco Singapore and you’ll find an impressive six-meter showcase of handcrafted, edible art pieces, from tarts and cheesecakes to a whole range of Valrhona Chocolate-inspired confections. They’ve got amazing 2D and 3D birthday cakes made to order, too!
D9 Cakery, 581 Orchard Rd, Level 1 voco Orchard Singapore, Singapore 238883, orcharddining.vocohotels.com
30. Paris Baguette

Feeling for French-inspired dessert in Singapore? We love the fruity tarts and croissants that are crispy on the outside but oh so soft on the inside! They also have a delightful selection of cakes and desserts for every occasion.
Paris Baguette, multiple locations in Singapore including Orchard, Bedok, Yishun, www.parisbaguette.com.sg
31. Dark Gallery

This boutique dark chocolate café serves up a bevvy of handmade, artisanal, single-origin chocolates, all made right on site in their Halal kitchen. We adore their artisanal bonbons – particularly flavours like White Chocolate Rose Tea, Early Grey Peppermint, and Toffee Sea Salt (all 66% dark chocolate). And they’ve got plenty of plated desserts, too, like ice cream sundaes, waffles, chocolate cakes, and much more
Dark Gallery, Millenia Walk & Orchard Road, www.thedarkgallery.com
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