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Cravings can be quite annoying, especially when they strike at odd hours. For instance, craving a slice of cake at 11.30pm. Sounds familiar? Well, if you’re living around the vicinity of Hougang Avenue 1, you should check out Creme By Léle Bakery which officially opened its doors on 7 Aug 2023.
This new dessert place offers gelato, cakes, tarts, and coffee in a 50-seater space, and they’re open past midnight! Specifically, they operate until 1am from Mondays to Thursdays and extend their hours until 2am from Fridays to Sundays— supper fanatics, you know where to go now!
The cafe is actually opened by the team behind Léle Bakery, known for their specialty in customised cakes at Yishun Ring Road.
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The space is not only aesthetically-beautiful with its predominant pastel pink and blue colour palette, but it can also fit up to 50 people; an excellent choice for reserving a venue for a large birthday celebration.
They offer a wide assortment of gelato flavours (18 to be exact). From classic Dark Chocolate Fudge (S$4.20), to more exotic varieties like Biscoff Cheesecake (S$5.20) and Chrysanthemum with Cacao Nibs (S$5.20).
Be sure to pair your scoops of gelato with their handmade waffles (S$5.80) and cones (S$1.20 each), which are crafted in-house. There’s also a selection of fresh bakes specially delivered daily from Léle Bakery like Lychee Rose Cake (S$8 per slice) and Chocolate Tart (S$6 per slice).
While enjoying the dessert and chatting away with your gang, you can also order a pot of hot tea ranging from Pineapple Tart to Chamomile Lavender.
Creme By Léle Bakery is commendable for their commitment to using halal-certified ingredients and avoiding the use of animal products and alcohol in all their desserts. This ensures that their offerings are accessible and enjoyable to our Muslim friends as well.
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