Good news for North-East residents: Chateraise has launched their famous dessert buffet at Compass One, a shopping mall near Sengkang MRT Station. The popular 60-minute buffet, which runs on weekdays from 1pm to 5pm, costs just $25+ per person.
Do note that the dessert spread is subject to change. You can look forward to free-flow Japanese cakes, pastries, and other desserts, available in unlimited servings for 60 minutes.
Last year, the popular Japanese brand rolled out the same buffet at Millennia Walk to celebrate their 1000th store opening and 70th anniversary.
While we were there, we indulged in a wide range of sweets, namely Japanese Cantaloupe Souffle Cheese Cake, Matcha Longevity Rings, Strawberry Fresh Cream Dome Cake, and a variety of Fruit Jellies. We’ll update this article once we find out more about the options at the Lot One buffet.
The self-service buffet includes a drink per person—we recommend getting the Iced Matcha Latte and White Peach Smoothie. Otherwise, get their Americano or Latte if you need your caffeine fix.Â
Here’s how it works: pay for the buffet at the cashier, then receive your tray, and chope your seat. Thereafter, head to the designated buffet area to select all your favourite sweets.
Other than the buffet items, be sure to check out their Japanese Melon Cake series, which is available for a limited time only. This includes their Japanese Melon Mille Crepe ($6), Japanese Melon Souffle Cheese Cake ($5.80) and more.
Check out our video below for a glimpse of what to expect at Chateraise’s dessert buffet. Do note that the selection changes based on what’s available.
For more food recommendations in the North-East, read our guide to the best eateries in The Woodleigh Mall. Otherwise, in other exciting food news, read our Gastrobeats 2025 coverage!
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Address: 1 Sengkang Square, #03-39/40/41, Compass One, Singapore 545078
Buffet hours: Mon-Fri 1pm to 5pm (4pm last order)
Tel: 63865436
Website
Chateraise is not a halal-certified eatery.
Photos taken by Marcus Neo.
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