7 best crepe cakes in Singapore – Matcha, Durian, Orh Nee & more

Two Bake Boys Thai Milk Tea Crepe Cake homebaker to takeaway store

We’ve all heard the news about Lady M’s sudden closure of all their outlets in Singapore

Lady M was famous for their iconic crepe cakes, and we know how disappointed you must be when the news broke. But, there are alternatives available!

Here are 7 of the best crepe cakes that you can find in Singapore of different textures and flavours, including Thai Milk Tea, Matcha, Orh Nee, MSW Durian, Chocolate, and more.

Where to get the best crepe in Singapore?

1. Two Bake Boys – known for their Thai Mille Crepe
2. Charles Classic Cakes – the best pick-up only “OG” crepe
3. The Durian Bakery – specialise in Durian crepe
4. Cafe Lilac (by Whisking Bakes) – best choice for Orh Nee lovers
5. Awfully Chocolate – chocolate mille crepe specialty
6. Chateraise – best for Japanese flavours like matcha mille crepe
7. The French Pastry – created the unique Orh Nee Mochi Lava mille crepe


1. Two Bake Boys

Two Bake Boys Thai Milk Tea Crepe
Photo: Two Bake Boys

What started as a home-based pandemic project has become Singapore’s top spot for crepe cakes.

Two Bake Boys’ signature experience involves a Thai Milk Tea sauce-drip” making their velvety soft crepe cakes even more indulgent.

You can’t go wrong with the iconic Thai Milk Tea Mille Crepe ($8.5). But, the Taro Mille Crepe ($8.5) and their Lychee Rose ($8.5) are also really popular options.

Location: 360 Balestier Rd, #03-09/K2 Shaw Plaza, Singapore 329783
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 8am-7pm
Fri-Sat: 8am-7.30pm
Sunday: 8am-7pm


2. Charles Classic Cakes

Charles Classic Cakes crepe cakes in singapore
Photo: Charles Classic Cakes

Widely considered the “OG” of crepe cakes in Singapore, Charles Classic Cakes is tucked in a quiet corner of Sunset Way.

Their Original Mille Crepes ($9) are made with real vanilla pods and a splash of Kirsch for an extra depth of flavour. But you could also get their crepe cakes in other flavours such as Durian, Apple, Matcha and more.

Charles Classic Cakes is only available for pickup.

Location: 41 Sunset Way, Clementi Arcade #01-06, Singapore 597071
Opening hours:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 2pm-8pm
Wed-Sat: 11am-8pm
Sunday: 2-6.30pm


3. The Durian Bakery

The Durian Bakery MSW Crepe Cake in Singapore
Photo: The Durian Bakery

If you are looking for a premium, specialised durian crepe cake, you can’t go wrong with The Durian Bakery.

Beyond their many, many durian desserts, the Signature MSW Durian Mille Crepe Cake ($98 for 6″) stands out with 20 layers of thin handmade crepe skin filled with their silkly Mao Shan Wang flesh.

They operate primarily as an online bakery, with no dine-in available.

Location: 2 Jln Lokam, Kensington Square #01-47, Singapore 537846
Opening hours: 9am-6pm


4. Cafe Lilac (by Whisking Bakes)

Taro Crepe Cake by Cafe Lilac by Whisking
Photo: Cafe Lilac by Whisking Bakes

As Singapore’s first taro-themed cafe, this cafe has long been a haven for Orh Nee lovers. So if you’re planning to try interesting crepe cake flavours, you can’t go wrong with their signature Taro Crepe Cake ($8) that features roughly 20 layers of yam-infused cream.

While you’re there, don’t stop at just one cake. Check out their other orh nee desserts such as the Taromisu Log Cake ($38) or the Taro Choux ($8).

Location: 466 Crawford Ln, #01-08, Singapore 190465
Opening hours:
Monday: 11.30am-5.30pm
Tuesday: Closed
Wed-Fri: 11.30am-5.30pm
Sat-Sun: 10am-5.30pm


5. Awfully Chocolate

Chocolate crepe cake
Photo: Awfully Chocolate

While legendary for their fudge cakes, Awfully Bakery also serves a masterclass in dark Chocolate Mille Crepes ($9).

Their version trades the usual custard for deep, silky dark chocolate cream sandwiched between twenty layers of cocoa-infused crepes.

Location: Multiple locations


6. Chateraise

Chateraise Matcha Crepe Cake
Photo: Chateraise

Singapore’s largest Japanese patisserie chain offers crepe cakes at highly accessible price point. Their cakes are always consistent, making them a reliable staple for a quick dessert fix.

We recommend the White Zebra ($5.5), which uses fresh milk cream and a touch of Kirsch, or the Uji Matcha Mille Crepe ($5.8) made with authentic Japanese matcha.

Location: Multiple locations


7. The French Pastry

Lava Oozing Orh Nee Crepe Cake in Singapore
Photo: Patisserie Wong

This might be the most decadent crepe cake in Singapore.

The French Pastry, also known as Patisserie Wong, is the creator of the Signature Orh Nee Lava Mochi Mille Crepes, standing out for its unique “mochi” texture and taro lava center.

Location: 11 Kee Seng Street, Onze @ Tanjong Pagar, #01-11, Singapore 089218
Opening hours: 11am-1pm, 4-6pm (for order collection only)


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