Soft serves: Our pick of the best places to get the frozen dessert in Singapore

Soft Serves: The best places to get your frozen dessert in Singapore

MF editorial team

13 Mar 2015

updated the 6 October 2015 à 23:15

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Llao Llao
Llao Llao, pronounced, 'yao yao', is the most recent soft serve to hit our shores and judging by the never ending lines, the most popular as well. Get in the queue and top your Llao Llao soft serve with fresh fruits, crunchy bits, and drizzly sauces.
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Honey Comb
This soft serve outlet serves a real honey comb coupled with a syringe that squeezes out liquid honey. There are 5 flavours to choose from; classic, chocolate, caramel, matcha and apple & cinnamon.
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Beegurt
Beegurt were the pioneers in combining frozen yoghurt with raw honeycombs. Choose a variety of toppings from fresh fruits to sauces to add more flavour if you want.
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Tsujiri
Matcha fans will do well to check out this 150 year old Japanese Teach House from Uji, Kyoto. Their fast melting soft serve might be a tad pricey at SGD7.50 but one lick and you'll realize it's justified.
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Amasoy
AmaSoy may be more well known for their soy milk products but their new Matcha Softserve manages to hit all the right spots as well. Plus, at only SGD2.40 per cup, it's a real steal!
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Honey Creme
When they first opened, the queue to their store stretched for miles on end. Everyone wanted a taste of the soft, rich and milky Honey Creme.
Self proclaimed food critics are still divided about this as some say the taste is too bland. We'll let you be the judge of that though.
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Godiva
The Rolls Royce of soft serves, you can't go wrong with a soft, icy chocolatey treat from the premiere chocalatier.

The kiddie alternative to ice cream is all grown up, making it a sweet treat for all to enjoy. Here are the spots to indulge in it.

Summer is all year round in Singapore and with temperatures teetering to a close 32 degrees, we’re constantly on the lookout for ways to cool ourselves down. Ice cream is a sure-fire hit but the dessert du jour seems to be the soft serve, the ‘kiddie’ version of the ice cream.

While the soft serve may have its roots in America, the craze for it began when it was reinvented – like everything – Korean style. Honey Creme, the Korean style soft serve brand that started it all first opened in Taiwan. Its immediate success saw it opening stores in Hong Kong, Macau and of course Singapore.

While some outlets are a hit and miss, we’ve rounded up the best soft serve places to satisfy your sweet tooth.

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Soft Serves: The best places to get your frozen dessert in Singapore

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