Pancakes or waffles? If it’s not the former, we can’t be friends.
Where are the best souffle pancakes in Singapore?
1. Fluff Stack
2. Flippers Singapore
3. Bangkok Jam
4. Typhoon Cafe
5. Belleville Pancakes
1. Fluff Stack
A local brand, Fluff Stack takes the spot for the best souffle pancakes in Singapore.
Of course, the taste is subjective. But what we like about Fluff Stack’s pancakes is the right balance of egginess in the pancake batter and an airy, almost cloud-like texture.
In terms of value, the Classic Souffle Pancakes start at $8.8. A new flavour comes out every now and then, but their crowd favourite has consistently been items such as the Strawberry Cheese ($12.8) — famed for its distinct ruby glaze and whipped mascarpone.
Its popularity can be seen from its new outlets at Northpoint City and Tampines, in addition to its first branch at Suntec City.
Location: 3 Temasek Boulevard #B1-K4, Suntec City Mall, West Atrium, 038983
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 11am-9:15pm
Fri-Sat: 11am-9:45pm
Sunday: 11am-9:15pm
2. Flippers Singapore
Originating from Japan, Flippers have the best texture, in my opinion. Airy, but cake-y enough for there to be some substance when you bite into it.
It’s best enjoyed with not one, but two forks. It’s actually how Flippers serve it to you — with two forks.
But of course, with quality like this, it does come up at a higher price. The Original Kiseki is priced at $16.8, while other flavours like Matcha, Hazelnut Chocolate, Fresh Fruits and a savoury Eggs Benedict starts from $21.8.
The higher price is due to their usage of onsidering they get most of the ingredients from Japan, but it makes it one of the pricier options.
Flipper’s Singapore is halal-certified.
Location: Bugis Junction,#01-97, 188966
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 11am-9pm
Friday: 11am-9:30pm
Saturday: 10:30am-9:30pm
Sunday: 10:30am-9pm
3. Bangkok Jam
Who would’ve known a Thai restaurant would serve one of the best souffle pancakes?
Bangkok Jam puts an interesting spin on the Japanese dessert by infusing Thai flavours, giving birth to Thai Milk Tea and Mango Sticky Rice flavours — both priced at $16.8.
While Thai Milk Tea is usually saccharine, the Thai milk tea pudding and sauce at the side was not the case. They had a rich, earthy aroma, which was complemented by espresso pearls (that actually had bitter notes of espresso) and a creamy coconut ice cream. Besides the innovation and exclusivity, the pancakes themselves were cooked to perfection and all this only at $16.8.
Location: 68 Orchard Road, Plaza Singapura #03-85, 238839
Opening hours: 11:30am-10pm
4. Typhoon Cafe
Run under the same company Bangkok Jam is under, Typhoon Cafe’s souffle pancakes have a balanced texture between airy and cakey. Besides the Honeycomb Ice Cream ($17.9) and Strawberries and Cherry Ice Cream ($17.9), there are Taiwanese-inspired flavours likeWhite Rabbit Milk Pudding with Vanilla Ice Cream ($17.9) andTaiwan Milk Tea, Vanilla Ice Cream and Bubbles ($17.9).
Location: 68 Orchard Rd, #04-63/67, Singapore 238839
Opening hours: 11:30am-10pm
5. Belleville Pancakes (honorary mention)
Flown in from Osaka, Japan, Belleville Pancakes specialises in millefeuille pancakes.
Egg whites are whipped before folded into the pancake batter. If regular pancakes were cake-y, this was airy, sorta like a souffle pancake but with a flatter appearance.
A stack of Plain Pancakes starts from $7.9 for four, while the Grilled Apple with Homemade Caramel Pancake, Matcha with Rice Ball and Red Bean Pancakes and Chocolates and Grilled Banana Pancakes start from $12.2.
Location: 230 Victoria Street #01-01B, Singapore 188024
Opening hours: 9am-8pm
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