8 Bakeries Offering Delicious Muffins In Singapore

Muffins are back in the spotlight, thanks to Norwegian swimmer Henrik Christiansen, who has raved about the Olympic Village's chocolate muffins. Here's where you can get your fix, too

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Be it for breakfast, an afternoon snack or a post-dinner treat, these scrumptious muffins from Singapore’s beloved bakeries are sure to whet your appetite.

Although often outshined by the likes of doughnuts and cupcakes, the humble muffin is an equally delicious treat that shouldn’t be overlooked. Plus, it has now gone viral on Tiktok thanks to Norwegian swimmer Henrik Christiansen, who made numerous videos dedicated to the Olympic Village's chocolate muffins (reportedly by French producer Coup de Pates) with large chocolate chips and a gooey melted chocolate centre. He also rated them an "insane 11/10".

The history of the muffin can be traced back to the 10th century, when it purportedly first emerged in Wales. It is said to have made its stateside debut in the 19th century, when an English baker who moved to the United States apparently started churning them out from a shop in New York.

You’ll find many bakeries dishing out muffins in Singapore: from hawker stalls to artisanal operations to home-based businesses. Check out these locations for scrumptious muffins in various textures and flavours, including classic chocolate, fragrant coconut and fruity berry.

8 Spots For Delish Muffins In Singapore

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AJ Delights
These wallet-friendly bakes (from $2.75) draw snaking queues at Alexandra Village Food Centre, filled with hungry diners waiting to get their hands on the popular muffins, which boast crisp tops and moist, fluffy, almost cake-like centres. In June last year, it also opened a second outlet at Fusionopolis Connexis.

The bakery is helmed by a couple of former home bakers who make their wares fresh each morning. Top flavours include the moist and decadent Dark Chocolate, Blueberry Streusel, Apple Streusel with cubes of apple within, and Green Tea Monster, which has matcha incorporated in the batter. AJ Delights is halal-certified.

AJ Delights is at 120 Bukit Merah Lane 1, #01-82, Singapore 150120, +65 8821 2157, and Fusionopolis Connexis B1-22. Visit its website for more information.

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Butter & Cream Bakery
Butter & Cream Bakery first started with a stall at Lau Pa Sat, and has since expanded its business, with eight outlets including at Seng Kang Square, Amk Hub, Jurong Point, Waterpoint and Causeway Point.

The bakery churns out a variety of bakes, of which egg tarts and muffins are its most popular offerings. It also has what it has coined a 'doffin' — that's a muffin and a doughnut hybrid.

The muffins have garnered a legion of fans for their moist, fluffy and soft texture, and come in flavours like Blueberry, Apple, and Double Chocolate. For a savoury option, try the Volcano Cheese Muffin. The best part — they're all affordably priced, from $2.60.

Visit its Instagram page for more information.

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Doughter Bakery
Mochi muffins, anyone? These confections are home-based business Doughter Bakery’s calling card, and are perfect for those who prefer their muffins to have a chewier texture. There’s the Double Chocolate with a crunchy top and fluffy interior; the Matcha & White Chocolate that boasts an earthy, bittersweet undertone; the Banana Walnut made with real bananas – you won’t find any artificial flavouring here – toasted walnuts and a thin layer of crumble for some extra crunch; and, our personal favourite, the Kaya & Coconut that’s infused with a fragrant kaya jam and dusted with toasted coconut flakes.

From $20 for a box of six. Visit its website to order or for more information.

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Uggli Muffins
When it comes to food, we prioritise taste over looks. That’s certainly the case at Uggli Muffins, which has recently returned after a hiatus.

Here, the bakes come in asymmetrical and haphazard shapes that don’t exactly conform to the conventional muffin aesthetic. But given how delicious they are, we doubt anyone would care. We also love them for their crusty and slightly charred surfaces, which provide a lovely textural contrast. You can select from a range of rotating flavours including chocolate, Oreo, banana walnut and cranberry.

127 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh, #02-34, Singapore 310127, +65 9877 9020
202 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208888, +65 9877 9020

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Dome Bakery
Dome Bakery's dark fudgy brownies oozing with various fillings are its stars, but the Dark Chocolate Lava Muffins are equally noteworthy. Loved for their moist, buttery consistency and slightly crisp top, bite into one and you'll find a dark chocolate molten centre, with additional chocolate chips on top for double the indulgence.

$20 for four. Dome Bakery is at 227 South Bridge Road #01-01 Singapore 058776. Order here

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Baker’s Well
Founded in 2004, Baker’s Well has been keeping Easties well-fed with its great range of baked treats since opening its doors. The muffins have a crusty top and soft and spongy interior, and they don’t skimp on the chocolate chips, blueberries and other ingredients. We like the moist chocolate banana muffin; the white chocolate chip muffin for a twist on the classic flavour; and the mixed fruit muffin, which is ideal for those who can’t make up their mind on which fruit-based option to go for.

35 East Coast Road, Singapore 428754, +65 6348 6864. Visit its website for more information.

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Plain Vanilla
Sure, their brand may be synonymous with cupcakes, but Plain Vanilla is also where you’ll find some stellar muffins that make for a satisfying breakfast (though it's not like we’ve never had a cupcake first thing in the morning). You can sample the Blueberry Lemon Muffin, which is packed with fresh blueberries and a dollop of lemon curd; or select the Raspberry Dark Chocolate Muffin that features colourful ripples of raspberry compote and hefty chunks of dark chocolate. Both come with a sugar-crusted top.

Plain Vanilla has multiple outlets in Singapore, including Tiong Bahru, Cluny Court, East Coast and Ion Orchard. Visit its website for more information.

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Famous Amos
Famous Amos might be known for its cookies, but its muffins are also worth sinking your teeth into. The large, dense muffins come in various flavours, from Double Chocolate Chip for a decadent treat, to Blueberry, Rocky Road and Mixed Fruits.

$14.50 for a box of four. Order here. Famous Amos also has multiple outlets, including Plaza Singapura, Wisma Atria, Nex, Amk Hub, Parkway Parade and Jem.

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