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10 Best Dessert Restaurants in Singapore
This guide compares Singapore dessert restaurants by the kind of experience they offer, from sugar-free chocolate and local flavours to gelato, waffles, bingsu and plated desserts. Use the shortlist to match your occasion, preferred style and practical considerations.
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Chow Zan Dessert 超赞甜品 Bugis
Chow Zan Dessert Bugis is a dessert shop offering dine-in, takeaway, delivery and in-store pick-up. Its menu includes mango sago, black sesame paste, chendol, durian desserts and shaved ice. It suits visitors who prefer desserts that are often described as not overly sweet, although the Bugis shop can become crowded and seating may be limited.
Stands out: The menu spans shaved ice, mango sago, black sesame paste and durian desserts
Dessert outings in the Bugis areaPeople looking for mango sago, sesame desserts, chendol or durian shaved ice20 Tan Quee Lan St, #01-19 Chow Zan Dessert 超赞甜品 Bugis, Guoco Midtown II, Singapore 188107CHOCOELF Specialty Chocolate Cafe (South Bridge Rd)
CHOCOELF Specialty Chocolate Cafe is a Singapore-made chocolate brand and cafe serving sugar-free and no-added-sugar confectionery alongside coffee, desserts and dine-in options. Established in 2005, it combines chocolate-making with local flavours such as Nanyang coffee and kaya coconut. The South Bridge Road outlet suits shoppers seeking distinctive gifts, takeaway treats or a cosy dessert stop, with Singapore delivery also available.
Stands out: Its recipes emphasise sugar-free and no-added-sugar chocolate
Health-conscious chocolate shoppersVisitors looking for Singapore-themed giftsCoffee and dessert breaks232 S Bridge Rd, CHOCOELF Specialty Chocolate Cafe (South Bridge Rd), Singapore 058781Desert Dessert @ Lengkok Bahru
Desert Dessert @ Lengkok Bahru is a cafe focused on gelato, waffles and cakes. It suits dessert stops and celebrations, with flavours such as Pistachio Crunch available for cakes and gelato described as light and refreshing. Waffles are a particular draw, while the cafe also offers a comfortable setting for nearby visitors seeking a sweet treat.
Stands out: Pistachio Crunch cake is available as a distinctive option
Gelato and waffle cravingsCelebration cakes with distinctive flavours63B Lengkok Bahru, #01-350 Desert Dessert @ Lengkok Bahru, Singapore 152063Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe Plaza Singapura 눈사람
Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe at Plaza Singapura is a casual café serving Korean desserts alongside food and drinks. Its menu includes bingsu, Korean ramyeon and beverages such as the Citron Yuju Lime Smoothie. The café suits groups, families, solo diners and anyone wanting a quick dessert or casual meal.
Stands out: Pairs Korean dessert offerings with savoury food such as ramyeon
Diners looking for Korean desserts, bingsu or a casual meal60A Orchard Rd, #04-69 A/B Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe Plaza Singapura 눈사람, Plaza 2388902am: dessertbar
2am: dessertbar is a dessert restaurant known for plated desserts and drinks in a relaxed evening setting. Its compact menu includes tiramisu, Chocolate H2O and matcha basque cheesecake, while the experience can include explanations of how to enjoy each dessert. It suits diners ending a meal, sharing a sweet course or pairing desserts with cocktails.
Stands out: Desserts are presented with guidance on their components and how to enjoy them
Dessert-focused diners looking for an evening stopGuests who enjoy plated desserts with drinksPeople who prefer a concise menu21A Lor Liput, 2am: dessertbar, Singapore 277733Le Petit Paris
Le Petit Paris is a women-owned French bistro offering dine-in, takeaway, delivery and catering. Its menu includes French dishes, soups, seafood, meat, desserts, coffee, wine and vegetarian or vegan options, with private dining also available. The cosy neighbourhood setting suits relaxed breakfasts, lunches, dinners and small celebrations, while the food is rooted in traditional French flavours and house-style cooking.
Stands out: The menu combines classic French dishes with vegetarian and vegan choices
Diners seeking a cosy French neighbourhood mealBreakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert with coffee and wineGroups needing private dining or catering options15 Swan Lake Ave, Le Petit Paris, Opera Estate, Singapore 455711HENRI Bistrot du Boulanger
HENRI Bistrot du Boulanger is a French restaurant with a cosy, upmarket setting for breakfast, lunch, dinner, brunch and drinks. Its menu spans oysters, salmon tartare, confit de canard, beef bourguignon, steak, pastries and crème brûlée, alongside coffee, wine and cocktails. Outdoor seating, delivery, takeaway and catering broaden its use, while the atmosphere suits dates, celebrations and relaxed gatherings.
Stands out: Offers a broad French menu from oysters and tartare to confit de canard and beef bourguignon
Diners seeking classic French bistro dishes and dessertsCouples or groups planning a relaxed wine-and-dine occasion39 Kreta Ayer Rd, HENRI Bistrot du Boulanger, Singapore 089002AwfullyChocolate Bakery & Cafe
AwfullyChocolate Bakery & Cafe is a Katong bakery and cafe serving brunch, lunch, dinner, drinks and bakes, with dine-in, takeaway and delivery. Its offering includes a weekend brunch buffet, weekday menus, kids’ meals and chocolate desserts, alongside coffee and tea. The small shopfront suits families, casual meals and diners looking to pair savoury dishes with the brand’s chocolate-focused bakes.
Stands out: Weekend brunch buffet with savoury dishes and chocolate creations
Weekend brunch with family or friendsFamilies seeking kids’ mealsDiners wanting chocolate desserts and bakery items131 E Coast Rd, AwfullyChocolate Bakery & Cafe, Singapore 428816饗好吃 Xiang Taiwanese Desserts and Food
饗好吃 Xiang Taiwanese Desserts and Food is a casual Taiwanese restaurant serving lunch, dinner, takeaway and delivery. Its menu includes pork cutlet sets, fried chicken noodles, rice dishes, sour-spicy noodle soup, beancurd desserts, shaved ice and pearl milk tea. The restaurant suits diners seeking comforting Taiwanese food, flexible meal sets and desserts with generous portions or sharing potential.
Stands out: Desserts include matcha shaved ice with red beans, grass jelly and ice cream
Casual Taiwanese meals, quick bites and solo diningDiners who want both savoury dishes and Taiwanese desserts224 Upper Thomson Rd, 饗好吃 Xiang Taiwanese Desserts and Food, Singapore 574356The Marmalade Pantry - Cafe Bistro @ ION Orchard
The Marmalade Pantry - Cafe Bistro @ ION Orchard is a restaurant for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, coffee and desserts in the ION Orchard setting. Its offering includes dine-in, takeaway and delivery, with vegetarian options, small plates, wine and family-friendly seating. Comfortable seating and a cosy atmosphere make it suitable for catch-ups, relaxed meals and solo dining.
Stands out: Offers an all-day mix of breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, coffee and desserts
Brunch dates and relaxed catch-upsFamilies, groups or solo dinersGuests wanting coffee, dessert or a full meal2 Orchard Turn, #04-11 The Marmalade Pantry - Cafe Bistro @ ION Orchard, ION Orchard, Singapore 238801
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Dessert styles covered in this guide
- Chocolate-led treatsCHOCOELF focuses on Singapore-made chocolate, including sugar-free and no-added-sugar confectionery, coffee, desserts and local flavours such as Nanyang coffee and kaya coconut.
- Gelato, waffles and cakesDesert Dessert @ Lengkok Bahru brings together gelato, waffles and cakes, including a Pistachio Crunch option for celebrations.
- Plated evening desserts2am: dessertbar offers a compact menu of plated desserts and drinks, with guidance on components and ways to enjoy selected creations.
- Korean bingsu and casual foodNunsaram pairs Korean desserts such as bingsu with ramyeon, drinks and other casual meal choices.
- Traditional-style Asian dessertsChow Zan Dessert Bugis covers mango sago, black sesame paste, chendol, durian desserts and shaved ice, including options described as not overly sweet.
- Dessert with a full mealAwfullyChocolate, Le Petit Paris, HENRI and The Marmalade Pantry allow diners to combine dessert with brunch, lunch, dinner, coffee or drinks.
How to choose a dessert restaurant
- Start with the dessert formatChoose chocolate, gelato and waffles, plated desserts, Korean bingsu or shaved ice before comparing the wider venue.
- Decide whether dessert is the whole outingDessert-focused venues suit a dedicated sweet stop; bakeries, bistros and restaurants work better when some guests want a full meal.
- Match the setting to the occasionConsider a relaxed café, an evening dessertbar, a family-friendly restaurant or a French bistro for a more occasion-led meal.
- Check practical caveatsReview the stated notes: 2am records a Friday minimum spend, Le Petit Paris requires reservations, and some smaller venues may have limited seating.
Frequently asked questions
Which options are specifically dessert-focused?
2am: dessertbar, Desert Dessert @ Lengkok Bahru, Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe and Chow Zan Dessert Bugis are the clearest dessert-led choices in the supplied selection.
Where can I find chocolate desserts?
CHOCOELF is centred on chocolate confectionery, coffee and desserts, while AwfullyChocolate offers chocolate-focused bakes and desserts alongside meals.
Are there less-sweet dessert choices?
Chow Zan Dessert Bugis includes desserts described as balanced rather than overly sweet. CHOCOELF also offers sugar-free and no-added-sugar confectionery.
Which venues suit a celebration?
Desert Dessert offers cakes such as Pistachio Crunch, while AwfullyChocolate, Le Petit Paris and HENRI provide broader meal settings for gatherings.