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A Sweet Guide to the Best Late-Night Dessert Spots in Singapore
Ever found yourself craving something sweet when the clock strikes midnight? I’ve been on a hunt through Singapore’s streets, searching for that perfect late-night sugar fix when most places have already locked up for the night.
Luckily for us, I’ve found the best late-night dessert spots serving everything from velvety cakes to decadent waffles!
1. 2am: Dessertbar
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Address: 21A Lor Liput
Contact: +6562919727
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 6 PM–2 AM
Price: $$$
Helmed by the renowned Janice Wong, this late-night dessert bar redefines the boundaries of dessert with each bite, blending unexpected flavours and textures into edible art.
When I tasted the signature matcha mousse with chestnut cream and the indulgent peanut butter tart, it was clear that every creation is a masterpiece, both visually and taste-wise.
Pro-tip: There are limited-edition desserts for holidays and special occasions, so watch out for them.
2. Icebar
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Address: 21 Hougang St 51
Contact: +6582223446
Hours:
Monday to Friday, 6 PM–2 AM
Saturday to Sunday, 2 PM–2 AM
Price: $$
I wandered into Icebar one late night, lured by the promise of a cool treat after hours, and was instantly captivated by its lively, buzzing atmosphere. With neon lights and funky decor, it’s the kind of place that makes you feel like every night is a celebration.
The real star, though, is the inventive gelato—from the tangy Thai milk tea to the rich dark chocolate gelato, each scoop is an adventure in flavour.
Pro-tip: Enjoy 20% off when you order a set with waffles, your choice of toppings, and a beverage.
3. Lickers
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Address: 124 Hougang Ave 1
Contact: [email protected]
Hours:
Tuesday to Thursday, 1 PM–2 AM
Friday to Sunday, noon–2 AM
Price: $$
One night, I stumbled into Lickers, a cosy little spot that instantly felt like a friendly neighbourhood hangout. With its playful decor and laid-back vibe, it’s no wonder this place is a go-to for anyone looking for a fun Singapore dessert cafe to chill at.
The artisanal ice creams are the real draw here; flavours like Milo Dinosaur and Cookie Monster turn the ordinary into a late-night adventure.
Pro-tip: For the lactose intolerant, check out the non-dairy flavours, mainly sorbets, which change regularly.
4. Wan Wan Thai Cafe
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Address: 127A Bencoolen Street
Contact: +6563368812
Hours: Daily, 12.30 PM–3 AM
Price: $$
At Wan Wan Thai Cafe, I was instantly drawn in by the promise of authentic Thai desserts. The cosy, colourful setting felt like a little slice of Bangkok, and I couldn’t resist trying the Thai butterfly pea toast which was a mound of pastel yumminess.
Each spoonful was a refreshing treat, but it was the mango sticky rice that captured the essence of Thailand in every bite.
Pro-tip: The bingsu comes in a generous portion, perfect for sharing between three people.
5. Hay Gelato
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Address: 136 Bedok North Ave 3
Contact: +6596634254
Hours:
Monday, 5 PM–1 AM
Tuesday to Thursday, 1 PM–1 AM
Friday to Saturday, noon–2 AM
Sunday, noon–1 AM
Price: $
I made my way to Hay Gelato Singapore in Bedok, curious to see what all the buzz was about, and I wasn’t disappointed. This charming dessert cafe is a hidden gem for anyone eager to try out-of-the-box flavours in a cosy setting.
Unique gelato flavours like smoked hay and black sesame took me by surprise with their bold, unexpected twists.
Pro-tip: For the freshest experience, enjoy the waffles dine-in while they’re warm, fresh, and perfectly crispy.
6. Momolato
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Address: 34 Haji Lane
Contact: +6588837968
Hours:
Monday to Thursday, 2–11 PM
Friday to Saturday, 11 AM–1 AM
Sunday, 11 AM–11 PM
Price: $$
I discovered Momolato while hunting for a new dessert spot, and it’s quickly become a favourite. With its award-winning gelato that comes in both classic and keto-friendly flavours, there’s something for everyone at this charming halal dessert cafe in Singapore.
The trendy croffles—a delightful blend of croissants and waffles that adds the perfect crunch to any gelato pairing are the faves here.
Pro-tip: You can ask to sample some flavours for free before buying.
7. Butterspace Bakery
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Address: 55 Chai Chee Drive
Contact: +6587564271
Hours: Daily, noon–2 AM
Price: $$
Butterspace Bakery’s warm, inviting glow drew me in for a sweet escape. The aroma of freshly baked cookies was irresistible, and I soon found myself indulging in its famous cookie sandwiches, filled with decadent creams and toppings.
This charming little spot has become a go-to for late-night cookies, perfect for satisfying those sweet cravings.
Pro-tip: The ice cream flavours here change every two weeks, so there’s always something new to try.
8. Ah Chew Desserts
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Address: 1 Liang Seah St, Liang Seah Place
Contact: +6563398198
Hours:
Monday to Friday, 12.30 PM–midnight
Saturday to Sunday, 12.30–1 AM and 1.30 PM–midnight
Price: $
Walking into Ah Chew Desserts feels like stepping back in time, with its charming old-school decor and a menu packed with traditional Chinese desserts. I couldn’t resist trying the mango pomelo sago, a creamy yet refreshing treat that’s a must for any mango lover.
The black sesame soup was also comforting, warm, and velvety, just like a hug in a bowl.
Pro-tip: It’s self-service at the counter. Place your order, grab a beeper, and they’ll buzz you when your food is ready for collection.
9. Tian Wang Desserts
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Address: 50 Keong Saik Road
Contact: +6596801628
Hours:
Monday to Friday, 5 PM–2 AM
Saturday, 3 PM–2 AM
Sunday, 3 PM–1 AM
Price: $
Tian Wang Desserts offers a wide range of Chinese traditional sweets which was a pleasant surprise. Its signature mango pomelo sago was a refreshing delight, with a perfect balance of fruity and creamy flavours.
For something more classic, I tried the yam paste with pumpkin, and it was classic comfort in a bowl, rich and silky smooth.
Pro-tip: Don’t miss the durian chendol—a delicious mix of coconut meat noodles, atap seeds, green jelly strips, and rich D24 durian mousse.
10. Gong He Guan
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Address: 28 Upper Cross Street
Contact: +6562230562
Hours: Daily, 10.30 AM–10.30 PM
Price: $
Gong He Guan has become my go-to for rich, creamy Chinese desserts. Its sesame paste was perfectly smooth and nutty, like something my grandma made for me when I was little.
I also couldn’t resist the warm yam paste, which had just the right amount of sweetness and a velvety texture that melts in your mouth.
Pro-tip: The easiest way to get there is by taking the MRT to Chinatown station; the shop is right across from the exit.
