With three locations across Singapore, you can get Indochili’s delicious kueh lapis in four flavours: Original, Plum, Durian and Surabaya. Moist and non-greasy, they’re perfect for sharing with loved ones and come in medium and large sizes. Prices start at $22.

Visit www.indochili.com for locations.

Ah, the classic kueh lapis. Most likely the first location most Singaporeans head to in search of high-quality cakes and traditional pastries, Bengawan Solo is a tried-and-tested name that’ll help satisfy your craving for this spiced cake. Bring home a medium or large cake at $52 and $65 respectively, or snack on a single slice for only $2.20.

Visit www.bengawansolo.com for locations.

Opt for this retailer for fragrant, handmade kueh lapis in three distinct flavours – Original, Pandan and Prune. Rainbow Lapis also offers delivery to homes and offices on top of the regular store pick-up option, making snacking on these delicacies even more convenient! A whole cake costs $35.

Visit www.rainbowlapis.com

If variety is what you’re looking out for, then Deli-Indo is definitely the one for you. Boasting a wide array of kueh lapis flavours to cater to all tastes, you can also expect full-bodied, fragrant traditional flavours like Mocha, Original Spice and Prune. Prices start at $23.50.

Visit www.deli-indo.com.sg

Brighten up your day and your palate with Swee Heng 1989’s attention-grabbing baked creations. With a smooth, buttery texture, these rainbow-coloured kueh lapis retail for $9.80 each and are a feast for the eyes and taste buds.

Visit https://sweeheng1989.com.sg/

Fresh and experimental, Layers The Cake’s seasonal kueh lapis flavours will appeal to those who enjoy traditional snacks with a bold, modern twist. The online biz offers five flavours to enjoy year round: Mom’s Recipe, Plummy Prune, Chocoholic, Death by Choc, Almond Gone Nuts and Awakening. They’re sure to make any kueh lapis lover’s day. Prices start at $21.80 for for two 100g cakes.

Visit https://layersthecake.wordpress.com/ to order.