Going vegan doesn’t mean that you have to give up on all the pleasures of eating desserts! And with the vegan lifestyle gaining more attention and popularity, there is a growing number of places that cater to the vegan practitioners in Singapore. Whether you are looking to explore vegan desserts for health reasons or it’s a personal choice, here are 9 places you can head to for some delicious guilt-free vegan desserts in Singapore.
1. Yes Natural Bakery
Specialising in handcrafted vegan/vegetarian breads, cakes and pastries, Yes Natural Bakery has been making delicious baked goods for the past 13 years. Using natural unbleached flour, organic brown sugar, sea salt, with no added preservatives or additives, you can enjoy healthy plant-based products without any guilt and all the pleasure! Other than a bakery, Yes Natural also operates a restaurant and retail store. Speaking of restaurant, they are currently offering Mother’s Day Set Meals from 23 April to 8 May. A complimentary Eggless Mother’s Day Cake will be given for each purchase of the Mother’s Day Set Meal (while stocks last!).
Address: 55 Lor 27 Geylang, Singapore 388183
Opening hours: 9am – 9:30pm (Mon – Sun), 9am – 7pm (PH)
2. Delcie’s Desserts and Cakes
Have you been looking for alternatives to the usual popular cakes you see in cafes and bakeries? Be it for health reasons such as allergies and dietary restrictions or you’re just looking for a healthier option, Delcie’s has everything you need without sacrificing the taste you love. Their cakes are vegan-friendly, keto-friendly, diabetic-friendly, baby-friendly and gluten free! They have a got a cake for everyone, so no one misses out on their favorite desserts. Some crowd favourites include the Red Forest Cake, Let’s Go Bananas Cake and Mud Fudge.
Address: 34 Whampoa W, #01-83, Singapore 330034
Opening hours: 11am – 8pm (Tues – Sun)
3. 25Grams
If you are looking to customise your cake and have it deliciously vegan, look no further than 25Grams. If you’re worried that the lack of eggs would make the cakes too dry, you don’t have to worry because the chefs know what to do! You can expect to find the cutest designs and the yummiest cakes, cupcakes and cookies that are moist and taste perfectly balanced. A glance through their website shows all the different flavours and customisations available – opt for their bestseller Vegan Chocolate Mudcake if you don’t know what to choose.
Address: 12 Kallang Avenue The Aperia, #01-14 Singapore 339511
Opening hours: 12pm – 2pm (Mon, Wed, Sat)
4. Coocaça
Did you know that açaí (pronounced “ah-sa-ee”) is vegan-friendly? Since it is a type of berry that is found on palm trees, it is considered a vegan food. Not to mention, açaí berries are rich in fibre and antioxidants making it a superfruit that can help with a variety of health concerns such as weight loss and detoxification. At Coocaça (pronounced “coo-ka-sa”), vegans can enjoy their signature colourful açaí bowls that are full of flavours and nutrients. You can also choose to customise your own bowl to your liking!
Outlets: Orchard & Great World
5. Greendot
Founded in 2011 with the goal of making nutritious meat-free meals more accessible, convenient, and affordable for the public, Greendot embodies the meat-free Asian-fusion fast casual concept. With 12 outlets all over Singapore, everyone can take the first step to go meat-free while eating delicious food. They also serve vegan options in terms of food and of course, desserts such as cakes and parfaits.
6. Haakon Superfoods & Juice
Another place to get affordable and delicious acai bowls, Haakon Superfoods and Juice also makes a great option if you are meeting with non-vegan friends as they would be able to enjoy their own meals without anyone sacrificing on their food selections. Haakon’s menu is customisable and inclusive with a wide range of smoothies, juices, superfood bowls, salads, and all-day breakfast dishes.
Outlets: 313@Somerset, Holland Village, One Raffles Place, EAST: OneKM Shopping Center
7. Kind Kones
I’ve written about Kind Kones in an article on vegan desserts in Malaysia as they are available in Malaysia as well as Singapore. Delectable ice-cream that is Muslim-friendly and free from dairy, egg and refined sugar, Kind Kones serves a plant-based alternative without losing out on all the goodness and pleasure that is ice-cream. Other than ice-cream, you can also find waffles, pies, brownies and more. Check out their Ramadan in-store exclusive that is happening throughout the Ramadan period – buy 1 get 1 free on all scoops from 8pm to 9pm for those dining in and for takeaway, buy 6 cups for $36 all day!
Outlets: Forum The Shopping Mall, The Paragon, i12 Katong
8. Nature Cafe
Proving you wrong by showing how trendy and cool it is to be eating vegan food, Nature Café offers a menu of mains and desserts that features local and regional favourites with the occasional Western influence. Of course, for desserts, you can find an assortment of traditional Chinese sweet treats to compliment your meal. If you are not sure which items are vegetarian or vegan, look out for the milk bottle symbol which means there are dairy products present in the dish.
Outlets: Aperia Mall, Redhill
9. Smoocht Pantry
Smoocht Pantry, which is set up by its namesake, Smoocht (which used to be Brownice) is a cosy café where patrons can enjoy plant-based dishes and desserts. They are famous for their ice-cream which is made from organic brown rice using Italian gelato-making techniques. Known as r’ice-cream, you can eat it on its own, on top of some waffles or made into yummy MAD R’ice-cream Shakes. Other desserts that you can find there include cheesecakes and brownies.
Address: 319 Jurong East St 31 01-58 Singapore 600319
Opening hours: 12pm – 9pm (Sun – Thurs), 12pm – 9:30pm (Fri – Sat)
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