Singapore's top 5 most unique Shinuya honey toast flavours

Thick & Fluffy: 5 Unique Shibuya honey toast flavours in Singapore

Angela Goh

24 Apr 2016

updated the Sunday, April 24, 2016

1/5
Pandan Salted Gula Melaka Honey Toast – Dazzling Cafe
Well known in Taiwan and Singapore for their thick honey toasts, Dazzling Cafe continues to dish out new and creative versions of the dessert. Their newest toast comes filled with 21 (yes, 21!) kaya-filled cubes, topped with strawberry slices, chocolate waffles, gula melaka ice cream, and finally drizzled with honey sauce. Decadent? Why yes, we think so too.
#01-12, #01-13, #01-14 Orchard Gateway
Photo: Dazzling Cafe
2/5
The TAN – Stateland
Though Stateland cafe in Bugis has a small range of honey toasts on offer, their must-try version is the TAN. What’s the TAN? A beautiful concoction of thick charcoal toast baked in butter and honey, topped with liquid marshmallow, salted caramel, coconut ice cream, and toasted nuts.
30 Bali Lane, Bugis
Photo: Stateland Instagram
3/5
Japanese Matcha and Ogura Honey Toast – Watanabe Coffee
Matcha fans, get ready to fall in love. Watanabe Coffee at Shaw Centre on Orchard serves up the Japanese Matcha and Ogura Honey Toast - oven baked honey toast topped with matcha and vanilla ice cream, sweet red beans, and whipped cream. Possibly the most Japanese dessert concoction ever.
350 Orchard Road, Shaw Centre, Level 1
Photo: Watanabe Coffee Facebook
4/5
The Phoenix – Sunday Market
Points for creativity and presentation definitely go to the team at Sunday Market with The Phoenix - a hearty slab of thick cinnamon brioche toast filled with a sweet milky cream, a swoosh of matcha custard, and a side of Thai milk tea ice cream.
22 Lim Tua Tow Road
Photo: Sunday Market Facebook
5/5
Honey Cheddar Cheese Danish Toast – Dazzling Cafe
While Dazzling Cafe is great for the sweet options, those looking for something more on the savoury side aren’t left out either! Their Honey Cheddar Cheese Danish Toast is a great balance between sweet and savoury, with a light fluffy loaf filled with creamy custard and topped with a slice of cheddar. Ultimate comfort food.

#01-12, #01-13, #01-14 Orchard Gateway
Photo: Dazzling Cafe Instagram

Pandan Salted Gula Melaka Honey Toast - Dazzling Cafe

Please your taste buds and spoil your belly – you’ve got to try these incredible creations.

Maybe you’re all toasted out now, but if you feel like jumping back on the bandwagon with the thick and fluffy Shibuya honey toast fans, you’re in for a sweet treat because Singapore is still not over this craze.

Don’t worry, it’s perfectly okay to indulge in unhealthy, ultra-decadent desserts now and then. Therefore, we invite you to take your palate to the next level with Singapore’s most unique Shibuya honey toasts. There truly are some interesting flavours out there – from Dazzling Cafe’s kaya-filled creation to Sunday Market’s cinnamon brioche specialty that comes with a side of Thai milk tea ice cream.

Postpone that healthy food diet you’ve been thinking of adopting this week and get your toast game on. Head up to the gallery to check out our top 5 picks of Singapore’s most intriguing Shibuya honey toasts.

Angela Goh

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