Get your fix of ice cream, mochi waffles, mentaiko chicken karaage & more at this late-night glasshouse cafe in Tampines

by Christabel Tan

Residents of Tampines may have noticed something different about the popular glasshouse cafe located at The Alps Residences.

Glasshouse Creamery
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Formerly occupied by Around, it is now home to Glasshouse Creamery, an ice cream cafe run by different owners, along with an entirely new menu.

Glasshouse Creamery
Photo: Charmaine Wong/google images

As its name suggests, the cafe’s interior boasts sprawling floor-to-ceiling windows, minimalist furnishings, and botanical accents, so you’ll definitely be treated to plenty of natural lighting if you visit in the day.

Photo: Charmaine Wong/google images

Prices for a Single and Double Scoop of ice cream are at S$4.90 and S$8.90 respectively, with an additional S$1 required for premium flavours.

Glasshouse Creamery
Photo: Charmaine Wong/google images

Flavours-wise, you can look forward to classics like Pistachio, Mint Choco Chip, Honey Lavender, and Dark Chocolate. However, Glasshouse Creamery specialises in tea-based flavours, so we reckon you won’t go wrong with the Sencha, Green Tea, Osmanthus Oolong, or Blue Pea Lemongrass!

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The Signature Waffles (S$7.90) served here are all mochi-based, so you can expect them to be chewy with a crispy exterior. Enjoy ’em topped with oreo crumble, icing sugar, or biscoff crumble, along a generous drizzle of maple syrup and/or chocolate sauce.

Glasshouse Creamery
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If you’re dining as a pair, the Duo Set (from S$15.90), which comes with two scoops of ice cream on a mochi waffle, should more than suffice.

Photo: Charmaine Wong/google images

Pair your dessert of choice with one of the unique handpicked specialty teas (from S$6.90). The Alchemy of Plants (S$7.90), for instance, is an intriguing blend of raspberry, mint, nettle leaf, dandelion, oat straw, ginger, rose, chamomile, and horsetail that’s chock full of antioxidants.

Glasshouse Creamery
Photo: Charmaine Wong/google images

But if that’s not your cup of tea, go for an espresso-based coffee (from S$4) or a fizzy drink (S$7), such as the Floral Hibiscus, Watermelon Wonders, or Tropical Sunrise.

Photo: Charmaine Wong/google images

Craving something savoury on the side? Feel free to order finger food like Chicken Karaage (S$9.90) and Yakitori Sticks (S$9.90) with your choice of sauces — think Truffle, Mentaiko, and Furikake Mayo!

Given that dessert cafes are most popular as an after-dinner treat, it’s no surprise that they open till 2am on Fridays and Saturdays.

Will you be swinging by Glasshouse Creamery for your late-night ice cream fix?

Glasshouse Creamery
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đź“Ť117 Tampines Street 86, The Alps Residences, Singapore 528538
đź•’ 11am–11pm (Sun to Thu), 11am–2am (Fri & Sat)

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