Promenade at Pelikat Food Guide
Promenade at Pelikat isn’t the kind of place that screams for attention, often overshadowed by its more popular neighbour, Heartland Mall. This quiet Kovan mall houses a large collection of niche bakeries and dessert specialists, making it a go-to spot for those who prefer their pastries freshly made to order. Here, we’ve compiled the 10 best Promenade at Pelikat food spots for fresh shio pan, legit Korean food and more.
1. 1816bakes
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Pronounced “eighteen sixteen”, 1816bakes crafts exquisite, small-batch shio pan and cream-filled buns that are made to pre-order. Their soft, golden, and buttery OG Shio Pan ($3.30) is their bestseller, and you can also find a rotating selection of fillings every month. March’s lineup includes Vanilla Marscapone Creme ($6.30) and Crab Rangoon ($6.30), with the cream served in a separate tub for you to pipe, swirl, or spread however you wish.
Unit number: #B1-13
Opening hours: Tue-Wed, Fri-Sat 12pm to 1pm, 4:30pm to 5:30pm, Thurs 12pm to 1pm
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1816bakes is not a halal-certified eatery.
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2. Gelato Cottage
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Gelato Cottage is a handcrafted gelato spot that has been serving the neighbourhood for over a decade. Expect a wide variety of gelato flavours, with some that might surprise you: Blu Hawaii, Smurf’s Sweetie, and Grapefruit Sorbet, amongst others. Otherwise, go for safer options such as the Salted Gula Melaka or the Lovely Hazelnut. They also sell their gelato by the pint, perfect for enjoying a chill night at home.
Unit number: #01-106
Opening hours: Thurs-Sat 12pm to 6pm, Sun 2pm to 6pm
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Gelato Cottage is not a halal-certified eatery.
3. Our Vegan Bakery
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Our Vegan Bakery is a fully vegan Instagram bakery that specialises in , tarts, and cookies. Expect a rotating monthly selection of delectable bakes that are made without any eggs or dairy: think Apple Pie Danish, Pumpkin Spice Knot, or Pistachio Raspberry Dream—a crisp, buttery tart shell that holds a swirl of thick pistachio cream. You’ll find new creations every month, so check them out when their next pre-order opens again.
Unit number: #B1-94
Opening hours: Thurs-Sun 1:30pm to 3pm
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Our Vegan Bakery is not a halal-certified eatery but uses no pork or lard.
4. The Good Cupcakes Company
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Beyond their signature cupcake bakes, you’ll also find a range of cakes and buttery shortbreads at The Good Cupcakes Company—great for special occasions or dates. They’re most known for their Floral Cupcakes ($42 for six), where you can choose from three flavours: Earl Grey, Vanilla Strawberries, and Chocolate, along with five different floral designs. You can also go for classic bakes such as their S’mores Cupcakes ($29 for six) or Lemon Meringue Cupcakes ($29 for six).
Unit number: #B1-43
Opening hours: Daily 9am to 5pm
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The Good Cupcakes Company is not a halal-certified eatery.
5. Spring Blossoms Bakery
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Specialising in themed cakes, Spring Blossoms Bakery is a great choice for commemorating special occasions, be it for birthdays, gender reveal parties, or other celebrations. You’ll find a wide assortment of cake designs for babies, children, parents, and even the elderly, so no matter the occasion, the bakery has you covered. Most cakes range from $130 to $200, depending on the complexity of the design.
Unit number: #01-92
Opening hours: Daily 9am to 6pm
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Spring Blossoms Bakery is not a halal-certified eatery.
6. LadyLeFlour
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LadyLeFlour does one thing best: their Original Honey Cake ($48). This best-seller features six layers of hand-rolled cake, topped with caramel cream. You’ll also find it in variations of Pistachio Honey Cake ($55) and Chocolate Honey Cake ($55). Beyond honey cakes, the baker offers other creations such as the Tiramisu ($58), Lotus Biscoff Cheesecake ($50), and the Pistachio Pear Tart ($70), among others.
Unit number: #01-58
Opening hours: Tue-Sat 9:30am to 2:30pm, Sun 9:30am to 12:30pm
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LadyLeFlour is not a halal-certified eatery.
7. wild honey pie bakery
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For artisanal bakes in a pick-and-choose format (think BreadTalk and Four Leaves), look no further than wild honey pie bakery. Run by the folks behind hawker bakery Cat In The Hat, you’ll find many a sourdough creation here, such as the Sourdough Ebi Katsu Sando ($5), Ham And Cheese Jalapeno Pain Suisse ($4.80), and Red Wine Baguette with Cranberry, Walnut, and Cream Cheese ($4). The tarts here are also highly raved about, with the Umeshu Apple Tart ($5.50) being a top pick.
Unit number: #B1-90
Opening hours: Sat-Sun 10am to 3pm
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wild honey pie bakery is not a halal-certified eatery.
8. ONSHIC Korean Kitchen
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Moving on to the restaurants, we have ONSHIC Korean Kitchen, a cosy Korean spot with a 5.0 rating on Google Maps at the point of writing. Stepping into the space will remind you of ajumma’s home, with the tantalising aromas of the kitchen wafting through the intimate six-seater. The Set Meal ($16.90) is a top pick here, with main options including Army Stew, Beef Bulgogi, and my personal favourite, Spicy Pork. You can also go for the Rice Bowl ($12.90) or the Onshic Special Ramyun ($9.90).
Unit number: #01-04
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 3pm
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ONSHIC Korean Kitchen is not a halal-certified eatery.
9. Lazy Lizard
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Lay back and relax at Lazy Lizard, a no-frills Western cafe that serves as one of the premier dining spots in Promenade @ Pelikat. Their Rack of Pork ($32.80++) and St. Louis BBQ Pork Ribs ($32.80++) are popular mains, but you can go for other specials such as the Har Cheong Chicken Burger ($20.80++) and the Squid Ink Seafood Risotto ($21.80++). Their Crabby Pesto Pasta ($24.80++) is also a menu highlight, which sees succulent crab meat tossed with a fragrant green pesto sauce.
Unit number: #01-20
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 12pm to 9:30pm, Fri 12pm to 10pm, Sat-Sun 11am to 10pm
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Lazy Lizard is not a halal-certified eatery.
10. Bandit’s Joint
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Bandit’s Joint is an intimate six-seater, hole-in-the-wall izakaya where the chef personally explains and recommends dishes, along with beer and sake pairings. In addition to izakaya favourites perfect for sharing over a beer, such as the Grilled Shishamo ($12), Karaage Chicken ($11), and Cream Crab Croquette ($5), you’ll also find an eclectic range of mains. These include Aburi Pork Belly Ramen ($13), Tonkatsu Demiglaze Udon ($13), and even Mixed Pork Organ Congee ($13). What surprised me most was their signature Seafood Laksa ($14)—a dish you wouldn’t expect to find in an izakaya.
Unit number: #01-16
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 6pm to 6am
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Bandit’s Joint is not a halal-certified eatery.
Where to eat at Promenade@Pelikat
Be it customised cakes or hidden-gem eateries, Promenade@Pelikat boasts a unique mix of food nooks that surely will surprise you.
The nearest train station is Kovan MRT Station, a 15-minute walk or 10-minute bus ride away.
For more eats nearby, check out our Serangoon NEX food guide. For other exciting food content, check out our guide to upcoming food events in Singapore for 2026!
Address: 183 Jalan Pelikat, Singapore 537643
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Feature image adapted from Jaime Hulme via Google Maps, Elaine Tay via Google Maps, Joyce Ng Jiawen via Google Maps, and francinez via Google Maps.
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