Those looking for low sugar and healthy cake options, Bob the Baker Boy is here to save the day. These folks may use 50% less sugar than regular cakes but the flavour and look are always 100%. Add some pizazz to the cakes with fun designs from the fancy standard cake options. FYI: We’ve got eyes on the divine Belgian Chocolate Cake (pictured above). If you’re floored by the utter elegance of the cakes at Chalk Farm, wait till you actually try them. The shop, which is named after a stop on London’s Northern Tube Line, started with just two flavours. Today, Chalk Farm offers over 20 options including local flavours such as pandan chiffon and burnt durian cheesecake. And we can’t forget the wildly-popular chocolate Guinness cake, along with classics like rum butterscotch bundt, espresso meringue and salted caramel red velvet.

The Cake Shop is proud to say they not only make cakes for local customers but also distribute and sell desserts at well-known restaurants, hotels, and bakeries. Delcie’s Desserts and Cakes, available for delivery and at #01-83, 34 Whampoa West, Singapore 330034 9. Nesuto Photography: Nesuto via Facebook We’ve talked about cakes that look too good to eat but this just takes the… cake. Ever seen edible art? Trust us, you’ll find something here. The freestyle abstract painting, Peranakan-inspired and floral buttercream cakes are masterpieces. And don’t expect to find your basic flavours here. Cupplets takes it up a couple of notches with flavours like lychee rose, raspberry red velvet, lemon lavender, and chocolate earl grey. The star of their bakes is the use of SilkyGold , an ultra smooth durian puree made with pure mao shan wang flesh.Dessert tables at parties are where guests always gravitate to, so indulge your guests in a wide array of desserts with Edith Patissarie ’s wholesale bakes and pastries. A chance encounter between two pastry aficionados at culinary school led to this small home-style bakery that whips up some of the best birthday cakes in Singapore. Think yuzu osmanthus, cookie dough speculoos chocolate, and gluten-free pandan coconut cakes. The bakers even do a boozy gin and tonic creation if you want to mix things up a bit. Lady M, available for delivery and at multiple locations including Orchard Central and Jewel Changi Airport 5. The Durian Bakery Photography: The Durian Bakery

Original article published on 26th September 2020. Last updated by Josiah Neo on 10th November 2021.So you’ve sorted the venue, guest list and food. The one thing you just can’t mess up? The cake! Skip the subpar birthday cakes that are all fondant and dry sponge and look to these cake artists in Singapore for custom or ready-made edible artworks. Not your birthday and just want cake? We won’t tell anyone… Behold, the best birthday cakes in Singapore 1. Whyzee Photography: Whyzee Fluff Bakery, available for delivery and at 795 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198763 16. Cupplets A closer look at the freestyle abstract painting cakes. Photography: Cupplets via Facebook If you’re all about lush botanical and dreamy whimsical vibes, the creators from Fieldnotes (previously Zee & Elle) are right up your alley. These cakes are far from average. In fact, they look like they’ve been taken right out of a garden-themed birthday celebration. We’ve got our mind set on the Uji matcha strawberry cake and guava lychee cake. You can even add on cake toppers, novelty candles, and even birthday cards to go along with it!