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Guide to 60 Best Bakeries in Singapore: Old-School Shops, Mochi Buns, Pretzels and More

A practical roundup of 60 bakeries in Singapore covering traditional confectioneries, artisanal cafes and notable new spots—plus concrete examples, addresses, signature bakes and what to expect when you visit.

60 Best Bakeries In Singapore, Including Old-School Shops And Artisanal Cafes

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This list named 60 bakeries across Singapore spanning old-school bakeries, artisanal cafes and trending specialty shops.

Park Backerei is Singapore’s first German pretzel bakery with specific price points listed for its OG Plain and Cheese pretzels and an address in Tanjong Pagar.

Short entries with concrete recommendations: many bakeries have one or two signature items called out (for example, a pretzel or a mochi danish). The guide gives practical details where available: addresses, opening hours, price cues and whether halal certification is mentioned for selected shops.

Notable picks with supplied details

  • Location: Tanjong Pagar, Icon Village (12 Gopeng St, #01-41/42 and 52/53, Singapore 078877).
  • Recommended items and prices: OG Plain Pretzel (listed at $4.30++), Cheese Pretzel ($4.90++).
  • Notes: not halal-certified and has a strong Google review presence in the entry.
  • Location: Capitol Singapore (13 Stamford Road, #01-86, Singapore 178905).
  • Speciality: laminated pastry creations with modern twists.
  • Recommended items and prices: Adzuki Mochi Danish ($5.50++), Kaffir Lime Guava Strawberry ($5.50++).
  • Speciality: scratch-made bakes including signature shio pan, chicken curry sets and sourdough mantou.
  • Recommended items and prices: Original Shio Pan ($2.20), Au Chocolat Shio Pan ($2.80).
  • Old-school confectioneries: entries include names like Poh Guan Cake House, Mei Kee Bakery, Chin Mee Chin Confectionery, and other heritage shops.
  • Artisanal and specialty cafes: Tiong Bahru Bakery, Konditori Artisan Bakes, On'Lee Artisan Bakery and similar boutiques appear in the list.
  • Trend-driven shops: places with mochi-filled danishes, lava cakes, and Korean-influenced bakes are represented.
  • Scan the 60 names to identify neighbourhood options and specialty items you want to try.
  • Check individual entries for practical details such as address, opening hours and price examples before you visit.
  • If you want German-style pretzels, head to Park Backerei (Tanjong Pagar) and note the listed opening hours.
  • For mochi-danish style pastries and fruit-forward pastries, Dough at Capitol Singapore is called out.
  • For shio pan and quick sell-outs, plan an early visit to Butter Town.

The full list gives names and short notes for 60 bakeries, making it a practical starting point whether you're after nostalgia bakes or modern pastries.

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