Finding under-HDB cafes is always fun as they are usually quite hidden and their offerings are a little bit more affordable than the ones in town. For instance, Cafe Fufu recently opened in Redhill with wallet-friendly wood-fired sourdough pizzas and tiramisu. Adding to this ever-growing list is Desert Dessert in Redhill and Ang Mo Kio, offering beautifully decorated cakes, croffles and more!
Their dainty Korean-style cakes are the highlight here. Out of the various flavours available, the signature Strawberry Shortcake ($9.50 per slice) is one of the most popular among patrons. Each slice is covered in fresh strawberries with alternate layers of sweet strawberry cream.
There’s also the Pistachio Berries ($9.20 per slice) for those who appreciate a good balance of sweet and nutty flavours.
Desert Dessert also makes customisable Korean bento cakes and vintage-style celebration cakes for any occasion. For those interested, simply send them a message via WhatsApp to make your order.
Image credit: Zixuan Wang (Amber)Â
If you prefer croffles to cakes, we recommend the Sea Salt Dark Chocolate (from $8.80) croffle as it’s what frequent patrons come for. You get velvety swirls of chocolate cream and sprinkles of sea salt and cocoa nibs on top!
You can pair the warm, toasty croffle with their gelato too. From $4.30 per scoop, you can indulge in different gelato flavours such as Biscoff Lotus, Honeycomb, or Grape Yakult. Alternatively, you can enjoy their Belgian Waffle ($6) with gelato for a classic ice cream and waffle combination.
For more cafe content, read our guide to the best cafes in Singapore for fresh bakes and sandos! Otherwise, check out Bakery 1946, the popular Korean bakery at Suntec in Singapore.
Redhill outlet
Address: 63B Lengkok Bahru, #01-350, Singapore 152063
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 11pm
Ang Mo Kio outlet
Address: 163 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4, #01-424, Singapore 560163
Opening hours: Sun-Mon, Wed-Thurs, 1pm to 10:30pm, Fri-Sat 1pm to 12pm
Website
Desert Dessert is not a halal-certified eatery.
Feature image adapted from @desertdessert.sg
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