Best Pandan Cakes in Singapore. POLAR PUFFS & CAKES.

Loaded with aromatic pandan buttercream, the pandan Swiss roll is flavourful and soft. Perfect for those with a sweet tooth, it has a honeyed taste that will undoubtedly make a satisfying afternoon tea snack. Various outlets.

Frisky Goat at Taman Tun Dr Ismail. A hip neighbourhood haunt that's drawing the crowds from beyond TTDI's borders, Frisky Goat whips up some of the best waffles in town. Expect some creative creations from their kitchen like the Mantastic Sandwich (RM22).

Fried chicken, beef bacon, cheese, and a sunny side-up is held together by crisp waffles that yielded a light, airy bite, topped with Southwestern corn salad and maple syrup. For those with a sweet tooth, go for the classic Belgian waffle. Embellished simply with cream, maple syrup, and toasted almond flakes, the fluffy waffle stands out.

Sunway Pyramid Hello Kitty Gourmet Cafe The cafe is filled with plenty of Hello Kitty paraphernalia. The artworks in the cafe are very well designed.

The cafe also had plenty of natural lighting so it's awesome for photos. A lot of cake varieties available for those with a sweet tooth. A definite must visit for Hello Kitty fanatics.

Kaya toast is a well-known snack in Singapore and Malaysia. Kaya toast is prepared with kaya, a topping of sugar, coconut milk and eggs, pandan, and sometimes margarine or butter.

It is generally served on toast, and also sometimes on crackers.This simple dish is the ultimate comfort food for those with a sweet tooth, offering the right mix of crunch and sugar rush.