New in town: Seriously Keto — Ketogenic bakery and cafe serves low-carb and sugar-free treats

Following a ketogenic diet can be difficult in the carb-filled food haven that is Singapore, but Seriously Keto makes it easier to commit to a sugar-free lifestyle.

Opened in July 2022, Seriously Keto is a bakery and cafe located along Seah Street, specialising in selling ketogenic products that are low in carbohydrates, sugar-free and diabetic-friendly. Their variety of products include breads, cakes, desserts and snacks.

Bread lovers can enjoy Seriously Keto’s signature KetoBun (S$4.80), which only consists of two grams of net carbs and is gluten-free, low in carbs and consists of no added sugars. Their other bread products include their Cheese Bagel (S$6.90), Mini Sausage Roll (S$3.50), Country Loaf (S$14.70), Garlic Pretzel (S$5.90) and Banana Bread (S$12.90).

Alternatively, you could grab a box of keto cookies, like the Not Oatmeal Raisin Cookies (S$13.90), Walnut Chocolate Chip Cookies (S$14.90), Burnt Caramel Cookies (S$13.90), Double Chocolate Chip Cookies (S$13.90), Shortbread Cookies (S$14.50) and Matcha Shortbread Cookies (S$14.90).

Quench your thirst with three low-carb beverages, priced at S$6.80 each: Iced Coconut Coffee Jelly, Thai Milk Tea Jelly and Iced Chendol.

You can also opt to celebrate a special occasion with a healthier cake. Flavours sold in slices are the Chocolate Brownie Cake (S$9.60), Chocolate Crepe Cake (S$13.80), Matcha Crepe Cake (S$13.80) and SK New York Cheesecake (S$9.60). Seriously Keto also offers whole cakes from S$49.90 in flavours like Pandan, Peanut Butter, Strawberry and Red Velvet.

Other desserts at Seriously Keto include their Banana Cream Tart (S$8.80), Lemon Meringue Tartlet (S$7.80), Creamy Custard (S$6.90), Panna Cotta (S$7.90), Tiramisu (S$12.80) and Cheese Churros (S$15.80).

If you’re worried about whether the item you want is out of stock, you can order the products online two days in advance and arrange for delivery or pick-up.

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