They say sugar is bad for you, but how bad can it be when it tastes oh-so-good? From cheesecakes, mousse cakes and fluffy chiffons to cream-filled eclairs and choux puffs, we just simply can’t resist them!
If you have a sweet tooth that needs to be satisfied, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a comprehensive guide on the Best Patisseries in Singapore to sink your teeth into some indulgent cakes and pastries.
ANGELINA
Originating from the capital of beautiful pastries, Paris, is Angelina. Having served legends like Coco Chanel, you know that they’re worth a visit. Singapore’s Angelina branch is a luxe tearoom serving coffee, tea and delectable pastries, located in Marina Bay Sands.
For a post-shopping treat, take a seat at Angelina to enjoy their signature Mont Blanc (S$13.50). Fluffy whipped cream and meringue is topped with sweet chestnut purée; one of the most delicate desserts you will find in Singapore.
Bayfront Avenue, Canal Level
#B2-89/89A, Marina Bay Sands
Singapore 018972
Nearest Station: Bayfront
The word ‘chocolate’ has almost become synonymous with our home-grown brand – Awfully Chocolate. At least, it is so for Singaporeans. In the past few years, the brand has grown significantly with many outlets islandwide now, but one thing remains – the awesomeness of their chocolate cakes. That, we will always swear by.
2 Orchard Turn, #B4-50
Singapore 238801
Tel: +65 6884 6377
BRUNETTI
Tucked away in Tanglin Mall is Brunetti, a famous Italian Pasticceria from Australia, serving up some decadent sweet treats. They also offer options for breakfast!
The Pear and Cheese Crumble is one of our favourites – a cheesecake with poached pears, blackberry jam and a chocolate chip biscuit base. For chocolate-lovers, give their Flourless Chocolate Souffle a go. It’s a wonderful blend of dark chocolate and hazelnut bavaroise cream – super rich and delicious.
Brunetti Pasticceria
163 Tanglin Road
#01-35 Tanglin Mall
Tel: +65 6733 9088
CHEF YAMASHITA
Helmed and named after the man himself, Chef Yamashita Masataka is a master in creating the most beautiful handcrafted desserts. This is one Japanese patisserie where you can indulge in cakes that will not only feed your belly but your eyes as well.
If you like a fluffier, light and airy cake, their Ichigo (meaning Strawberry in Japanese), will be right up your alley. Despite being a simple strawberry shortcake, it is one of their most popular cakes. For a more indulgent treat, try their sliced matcha roll cake. The matcha flavour is strong even with the cake and cream being so light. It’s even topped with a small ball of mochi!
1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #02-44
Singapore 082001
Tel: +65 6604 9709
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar
CIEL PATISSERIE
Ciel Patisserie brings classic French pastry to the table but also takes inspiration from popular local flavours. With a vast array of cakes and pastry, including a gluten-free option, you will never be bored with their sweet selections.
Try their Ondeh Ondeh sliced cake – each bite is filled with the aroma of pandan and the sweet, caramelized flavour of gula Melaka. Another classic would be their Strawberry Shortcake. It is one of the best strawberry shortcakes that we’ve had in Singapore.
124 Hougang Ave 1, #01-1444
Singapore 530124
Nearest Station: Kovan
CREAM & CUSTARD
Cream & Custard was the patisserie that went viral on Instagram a few years back for their Watermelon Strawberry Cake and other madly instagrammable confections like their Unicorn Poop and Galaxy mirror glaze cakes.
If you haven’t tried their pretty pastries yet, we’ll definitely recommend the cake that started their hype – The Watermelon Strawberry Cake. A whole slice of fresh watermelon is sandwiched between rose-scented cream and layers of chewy almond dacquoise. It’s topped with even more fresh fruits such as strawberries, blueberries and grapes.
70 Shenton Way
Singapore 079118
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar
DULCET & STUDIO
A hidden gem in Liang Court, this Japanese patisserie serves up some great cakes and pastries. It’s the perfect place to tuck into a sweet midday slice of chiffon (or two). We especially love their Double Cheese Chiffon Cheesecake and their Choux Puffs!
Dulcet & Studio’s cheesecake was super creamy with a slight tang, which toned down the sweetness of the cake. Their choux puffs were also chocked full of milky cream filling. They introduce new flavours of choux puffs from time to time, so expect some surprises when you visit!
177 River Valley Road
#01-41/42 Liang Court Shopping Centre
Singapore 179030
Nearest Station: Clarke Quay
FLOR PATISSERIE
You absolutely have to try Flor Patisserie’s Strawberry Souffle. Ultra light vanilla sponge is paired with airy cream filling and topped with fresh strawberries in a sweet glaze. It can be likened to eating a sweet cloud when taking a bite of this cake. One of our favourites, and it will be one of yours once you try it!
Flor Patisserie
2 Duxton Hill #01-01 Singapore
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar
Kura offers delectable pastries at reasonable prices. Here, you can indulge in some quality cakes without breaking the bank.
You have to try their Tiramisu and their Lemon Tart. Served in an edible chocolate cup, this Tiramisu is nothing short of delicious with the rich mascarpone cream and espresso-soaked biscuit base. Their Lemon Tart was tangy, sweet and an all around pleasure to eat!
46 Kim Yam Road
The Herencia
Singapore 239351
Mon: 9am – 5.30pm
Tue to Fri: 9am – 6.30pm
Sat & Sun: 10.30am – 5.30pm
Nearest Station: Fort Canning
(There’s a two-way shuttle bus from Somerset MRT to The Herencia)
L’ECLAIR BY SARAH MICHELLE
Specializing in eclairs, owners of L’Eclair, Sarah and Michelle, have created an extensive menu of unique choux pastries and other mouth-watering French confections.
If you decide to dine-in, you can try out their Afternoon Tea Degustation for two. Their set includes a selection of mini eclairs, and savoury pastries and choux puffs. If high-tea isn’t your thing, try their Matcha éclair and their signature Ispahan éclair, made with rose, raspberry and lychee.
190 Clemenceau Ave
#01-28 Singapore Shopping Centre
Singapore 239924
Nearest Station: Dhoby Gaut
Westies rejoice, for there is a patisserie for you all in Jurong! Tucked in the quiet neighbourhood of Jurong East, this minimalist café is a must-visit.
Lee’s Confectionery specializes in French pastry but they incorporate local flavours and various different textures to give your tastebuds an adventure they will never forget. Try their Puff – an earl-grey infused kaya pastry puff sandwich. We loved how the flaky puff pastry fell apart, melding together with the thick kaya.
Lee’s Confectionery
343 Jurong East Street 31, #01-59
Singapore 600343
Tel: +65 9183 8447
Nearest Station: Chinese Garden
NESUTO PATISSERIE
Nesuto combines French pastry with Japanese technique, executing their pastries with wonderful flair. They specialize in minimalistic designs and flavours, allowing each component in their cakes to shine.
Out of all their pastries, their Jasmine Orient stood out the most. This all white and gold pastry is sleek, beautiful and is a wonderful meld of flavours – Jasmine-infused mousse, Mandarin Orange Confit and Matcha Fudge Sponge.
53 Tras St
Singapore 078992
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar
Modern and minimalistic, Pantler serves up artisanal pastries in the heart of the CBD. Both their founders had worked in prestigious pastry-making departments – Joel Robuchon Singapore and the Grand Hyatt in Tokyo.
One of their most satisfying desserts was their Yatsura – a signature item on their menu. The cake boasts layers of hazelnut cream, dark chocolate mousse and hazelnut feuilletine. It’s an irresistible cake and will leave you coming back for more.
198 Telok Ayer Street
Singapore 068637
Tel: +65 6221 6223
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer
PATISSERIE G
Established in 2012 at Millenia Walk, Patisserie G serves up French pastry classics like eclairs and Tarte Au Citron. They have a clean and minimalistic Japanese-inspired setting, perfect for a mid-day cup of coffee and a slice of cake.
Their signature pastry, the G-Spot, is aptly named for it will send your tastebuds into a whirl of pleasure once you taste the decadent dark chocolate mousse, combined with chocolate meringue.
9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-40
Millenia Walk
Tel: +65 6338 7578
Nearest Station: Promenade
Hidden away in the quiet streets of Kreta Ayer is the tiniest bakery – Sugar Thieves. They are still rather new, but are a strong contender in the pastry scene of Singapore, serving up various pastries and flavours of croissants.
One of their newest creations, the Avo, is a unique spin on an avocado. They use an actual avocado skin to craft this pastry, and it’s layered with chocolate sponge, avocado cheesecake mousse and topped with a macadamia nut praline ‘seed’; An eye-catching dessert that makes you do a double take when you first see it.
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
TARTE BY CHERYL KOH
A specialist in all things “tart”, TARTE by Cheryl Koh serves up inconspicuous desserts that pack a whole lot of flavour deep within their sweet shells.
There are over 10 flavours to choose from, ranging from the classic Strawberry tart to their Mango tart with Black Sticky Rice Cream. For something with more tang, try their Passionfruit Meringue Tart.
1 Scotts Rd
#02-12, Shaw Centre
Singapore 228208
Tel: +65 6235 3225
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Orchard
VOYAGE PATISSERIE
Voyage Patisserie is a hidden gem in Outram Park, snugly squeezed into a stretch of shophouses. They serve minimalistic desserts and indulgent pastries till midnight on Fridays and Saturdays just in case you were craving a late-night treat.
For a sweet cake with an even sweeter backstory, give their Cynthia cake a try. It is a rose-shaped cake, named after the chef’s girlfriend and this confection was the first ever ‘rose’ he gave to her.
249 Outram Road
Singapore 169048
Tel: +65 6223 2490
Tue to Thu, Sun: 11am – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 10am – 12am
(Closed on Mondays)
Nearest Station: Outram Park
Read our guide on 12 hidden patisseries and bakeries in Singapore.
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