Category Archives: Food – Gelato/Ice Cream
The Cow & the Moon (Enmore Rd, Enmore, Sydney)
2014 Gelato World Tour winner lives up to its glory and award winning creation
The Cow & the Moon (Enmore Rd, Enmore, Sydney)
2014 Gelato World Tour winner lives up to its glory and award winning creation
Aqua S (George St, Sydney)
Psychedelic looking, Instagram-worthy ice cream which appearance doesn’t quite match up to taste
Aqua S (George St, Sydney)
Psychedelic looking, Instagram-worthy ice cream which appearance doesn’t quite match up to taste
DanmiSoft (Suntec City Mall, Singapore)
A little too sweet and lacking the milky taste. Milkcow still pretty much owns the market in terms of product quality.
DanmiSoft (Suntec City Mall, Singapore)
A little too sweet and lacking the milky taste. Milkcow still pretty much owns the market in terms of product quality.
Density Frozen Custard (Short St, Singapore)
THE first known frozen custard shop in Singapore. Density would probably have to work a little harder at getting its name out there and perhaps at the same time, ensure their frozen treat doesn’t melt so fast.
Density Frozen Custard (Short St, Singapore)
THE first known frozen custard shop in Singapore. Density would probably have to work a little harder at getting its name out there and perhaps at the same time, ensure their frozen treat doesn’t melt so fast.
Pong Gelato (*Scape, Orchard Link, Singapore)
WITH Pong Gelato, you’ll only need to travel as far to *Scape in Orchard to get your coconut ice cream in a husk fix.
Pong Gelato (*Scape, Orchard Link, Singapore)
WITH Pong Gelato, you’ll only need to travel as far to *Scape in Orchard to get your coconut ice cream in a husk fix.
Milkcow (The Cathay, Handy Road, Singapore)
IT is an unfortunate case that Korean brand Milkcow didn’t have the first mover advantage in Singapore but Taiwanese Honey Creme instead. After all it is Milkcow that is one of those that started the soft serve craze in Korea. But better late than never. It’s soft serve does have a distinct milk flavor so don’t compare it with the 50 cents cones.
Milkcow (The Cathay, Handy Road, Singapore)
IT is an unfortunate case that Korean brand Milkcow didn’t have the first mover advantage in Singapore but Taiwanese Honey Creme instead. After all it is Milkcow that is one of those that started the soft serve craze in Korea. But better late than never. It’s soft serve does have a distinct milk flavor so don’t compare it with the 50 cents cones.
Dex2Rose Nitrogen Gelato (Lt Bourke St, Melbourne CBD)
LOCATED in probably what used to be a warehouse, Dex2Rose looks to be my favorite place to hang out in the Melbourne CBD for its eclectic gelato choices, spacious interior and ample seating.
Dex2Rose Nitrogen Gelato (Lt Bourke St, Melbourne CBD)
LOCATED in probably what used to be a warehouse, Dex2Rose looks to be my favorite place to hang out in the Melbourne CBD for its eclectic gelato choices, spacious interior and ample seating.
Royal Croquet Club (Birrarung Marr)
THE Royal Croquet Club at Birrarung Marr ends February 1. There are three days left to head down to enjoy the outdoor atmosphere. And make sure you pick up one of Messina’s gelato creations along the way. Just worth the calories.
Royal Croquet Club (Birrarung Marr)
THE Royal Croquet Club at Birrarung Marr ends February 1. There are three days left to head down to enjoy the outdoor atmosphere. And make sure you pick up one of Messina’s gelato creations along the way. Just worth the calories.
Waffles and Ice Cream (Salted Caramel, Little Wimbly Lu, Hatter Street, Creamier, Sunday Folks)
UNSURE where to go for dessert this weekend in Singapore? Check out or revisit these 5 places waffles and ice cream joints.
Waffles and Ice Cream (Salted Caramel, Little Wimbly Lu, Hatter Street, Creamier, Sunday Folks)
UNSURE where to go for dessert this weekend in Singapore? Check out or revisit these 5 places waffles and ice cream joints.
St Marc Cafe (Raffles City Shopping Centre, Singapore)
FROM their desserts to their chocolate croissant (Chococro), St Marc Cafe will satisfy your sweet tooth.
St Marc Cafe (Raffles City Shopping Centre, Singapore)
FROM their desserts to their chocolate croissant (Chococro), St Marc Cafe will satisfy your sweet tooth.
The Little Prince Creamery (Lor 6 Toa Payoh)
THE Little Prince Creamery offers a delectable frozen treat. Its interior is decorated with illustrations which evokes images of the story.
The Little Prince Creamery (Lor 6 Toa Payoh)
THE Little Prince Creamery offers a delectable frozen treat. Its interior is decorated with illustrations which evokes images of the story.
Honey Creme (313 Somerset, Singapore)
KOREAN style soft serve ice cream is the latest fad in town with the opening of Honey Creme (which is in fact a Taiwanese brand). At a price of about $5.50, it could be considered overpriced. There are some people who are saying it is overrated. Nonetheless, it makes a milky, enjoyable dessert with some of the creations it has to offer.
Honey Creme (313 Somerset, Singapore)
KOREAN style soft serve ice cream is the latest fad in town with the opening of Honey Creme (which is in fact a Taiwanese brand). At a price of about $5.50, it could be considered overpriced. There are some people who are saying it is overrated. Nonetheless, it makes a milky, enjoyable dessert with some of the creations it has to offer.
Seriously Ice Cream (Everton Park, Singapore)
Seriously…Ice Cream…??? I know I should be encouraging small businesses in Singapore instead of putting them down given the blood, sweat, efforts and money entrepreneurs have put into their businesses, so I hope you readers don’t see me as being
Seriously Ice Cream (Everton Park, Singapore)
Seriously…Ice Cream…??? I know I should be encouraging small businesses in Singapore instead of putting them down given the blood, sweat, efforts and money entrepreneurs have put into their businesses, so I hope you readers don’t see me as being
Beegurt (Thomson V Two) & Honeycomb (Bali Lane) – a tale of two soft serves
A TALE of two soft serves – Froyo from Beegurt and Soft Serve Ice Cream from Honeycomb. Beegurt’s Froyo was rather promising while Honeycomb’s soft serve ice cream was lacking, and was probably more gimmick over substance
Beegurt (Thomson V Two) & Honeycomb (Bali Lane) – a tale of two soft serves
A TALE of two soft serves – Froyo from Beegurt and Soft Serve Ice Cream from Honeycomb. Beegurt’s Froyo was rather promising while Honeycomb’s soft serve ice cream was lacking, and was probably more gimmick over substance
Il Melograno (High St, Northcote)
ABOVE average creamy gelato that allows the natural flavor of the ingredients to shine.
Il Melograno (High St, Northcote)
ABOVE average creamy gelato that allows the natural flavor of the ingredients to shine.
Casa del Gelato (Lygon St, Carlton)
With many other gelato shops in Carlton, it might be a good idea to give this place a miss.
Casa del Gelato (Lygon St, Carlton)
With many other gelato shops in Carlton, it might be a good idea to give this place a miss.
Helados Jauja (Lygon St, Carlton)
HELADOS means ice-cream (in Spanish). If you’re in Carlton, do consider Helados Jauja which serves quality ice cream that is smooth, silky and creamy. The only drawback at Jauja – the Price!
Helados Jauja (Lygon St, Carlton)
HELADOS means ice-cream (in Spanish). If you’re in Carlton, do consider Helados Jauja which serves quality ice cream that is smooth, silky and creamy. The only drawback at Jauja – the Price!
Rockwell and Sons (Smith Street, Collingwood)
Comfort food after a terrible week. After losing two wallets in a week and up to $100 as well as my debit/ATM cards (and the subsequent inconvenience this brings) due to my carelessness for letting the wallets drop from by
Rockwell and Sons (Smith Street, Collingwood)
Comfort food after a terrible week. After losing two wallets in a week and up to $100 as well as my debit/ATM cards (and the subsequent inconvenience this brings) due to my carelessness for letting the wallets drop from by
Two weeks break in Singapore
If you had been wondering why I had not made any Melbourne-related posts for the last few weeks, it is because I had taken advantage of the term break to return to Singapore for a holiday. This trip was pretty
Two weeks break in Singapore
If you had been wondering why I had not made any Melbourne-related posts for the last few weeks, it is because I had taken advantage of the term break to return to Singapore for a holiday. This trip was pretty
Gelobar (Lygon St, Brunswick East)
Not a poorer cousin of Brunetti’s. There are similarities between Brunetti’s and Gelobar. Both offer coffee and savoury items. Both offer patisseries. Both offer gelato. Both are located on Lygon Street, except that Brunetti’s is on Lygon St, Carlton
Gelobar (Lygon St, Brunswick East)
Not a poorer cousin of Brunetti’s. There are similarities between Brunetti’s and Gelobar. Both offer coffee and savoury items. Both offer patisseries. Both offer gelato. Both are located on Lygon Street, except that Brunetti’s is on Lygon St, Carlton
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