Tag: Singapore Cafes

[MOVED] BUNDT by The Backyard Bakers @ Havelock II, Chinatown – Unapologetically Badass Takeaway Bakery with a Daily Changing Menu

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Update 19 Jan 2025: BUNDT by The Backyard Bakers has moved. Check out their Instagram for other locations.

BUNDT by The Backyard Bakers, or Backyard Bakers as they are affectionally known to regulars, may be one of Singapore’s best kept foodie secrets.

Operating out of a takeaway kiosk at Havelock II near Chinatown, BUNDT is The Backyard Bakers’ sole physical space, following the recent closure of its GRAZE outlet in West Coast. This minimally-decorated joint is so tight (think can’t swing your ponytail; let alone your cat kind of tight), making the quality of the food they churn out on a daily basis, nothing short of a minor miracle.

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There’s one catch, though: there’s no fixed menu. But here’s a breakdown of some of The Backyard Bakers’ more popular offerings, plus how you can get your hands on them!

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[CLOSED] Creamery Boutique Ice Creams @ Tyrwhitt Road, Lavender – Thai Ice Cream Cafe with Exploding Lava Cookies and Quirky Ice Cream Flavours (Media)

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Update January 2023: Creamery Boutique Ice Creams has closed.

If ever there was a prize for personifying the saying, “a couple that works together, stays together,” the honour would no doubt go to Creamery Boutique Ice Creams. Nestled amongst other cafes and watering holes along Tyrwhitt Road in Lavender, the boutique dessert cafe is actually the Singapore branch of a Thai dessert brand.

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[CLOSED] The Affogato Lounge @ Keong Saik Road, Outram Park – Classy Affogato Desserts in a Boutique Hotel (Media)

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Update January 2023: The Affogato Lounge has closed. 

Following the success of The Affogato Bar, Singapore’s first standalone coffee bar to specialise in affogato desserts, The Affogato Group has opened its second concept, The Affogato Lounge on the ground floor of boutique hotel KeSa House on Keong Saik Road.

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[CLOSED] Cheeky @ Neil Road, Outram Park – Cafe by Day, Craft Beer Joint by Night (Media)

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Update January 2023: Cheeky has closed. 

Every so often, a new entry joins Singapore’s burgeoning scene of self-proclaimed hipster cafes, bistros, and craft beer joints – so much so that it’s impossible to keep up with who’s coming and going.

Taking over the space previously held by Botanist (another cafe from my growing list of places that I never got to visit before they closed) on Neil Road is Cheeky, a cafe-by-day, craft-beer-joint-by-night establishment.

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Like so many of its predecessors that have come and gone in our ever so fickle F&B landscape, Cheeky aims to break the mould by delivering “top-notch cafe fare with a twist or two”.
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[CLOSED] Nayuki 奈雪の茶 @ Funan Mall, City Hall – New Items and Takashimaya Outlet Coming in July 2019; Get an Exclusive Opening Gift (Media)

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[Update Aug 2020: Nayuki has closed.]

Following the success of its first overseas venture with BreadTalk Group at VivoCity, Nayuki has opened its second outlet at the newly revamped Funan Mall in City Hall, with another to follow at Takashimaya Shopping Centre in Orchard come July 2019.

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[CLOSED] Pasta Supremo @ Suntec City, City Hall – Handmade Fusion Pastas; 3 New Flavours Out! (Media)

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Update January 2023: Pasta Supremo has closed. 

Pasta is a pretty simple dish that is easy to whip up. Toss in some pasta strands, add a few of your favourite toppings, dribble with sauces and viola – your quick fix is complete. But what if you want to take this simple classic to the next level?

Pasta Supremo, the newest brainchild of the team behind The Salted Plum, is where you will find some of Singapore’s wackiest Asian fusion pasta creations. Located opposite Gudetama Cafe at Suntec City, this modern pop-up is already enjoying immense popularity among diners seeking something different.

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