If you’ve ridden this dessert’s trend wave when it first hit Singapore, you’d know Japanese souffle pancakes are typically a sit-down dessert in which you savour these tall stacks on plates.

Well, forget what you know about them, as the viral China souffle pancake chain MoeMoe’Soft has opened its first Singapore outlet in Somerset with a stuffed spin on this cloud-like dessert.

MoeMoe’Soft is best known for serving souffle pancake “sandwiches” where cream filling is loaded into the fluffy pastry.

Both the pancakes and cream fillings are made fresh in-house daily, with several batches whipped out every few hours.

Flavour-wise, there’s something for everyone. Go back to the basics with their signature Hokkaido Milk (S$5.90), with the original pancake stuffed with house-made Hokkaido milk whipped cream.

The Sakura Hokkaido Milk (S$6.90) is a step up from the signature in its appearance. This flavour variation has strawberry whipped cream and a sakura flower-shaped icing topping as a pretty finish.

Berry sweet options are available too. Try the fruit-based Grape & Cream (S$6.90) or the Strawberry & Cream (S$6.90), both decorated with muscat grapes and strawberry slices, respectively.

At this point, you should expect matcha to invade all your favourite desserts, and MoeMoe’Soft didn’t disappoint. 

The Classic Matcha (S$5.90) not only infuses matcha into the cream but also the pancake itself.

And for more unique flavours, check out the Salted Oreo (S$5.90) and the Double-layer Cheese (S$8.90). 

Undoubtedly, their main stars are the souffle pancake “sandwiches”, but they’ve recently launched the Souffle with Strawberry Milk Foam (S$10.90). 

Rather than a “sandwich”, two souffle pancakes are stacked together here. To top it off, strawberry milk foam, sprinkles of freeze-dried strawberries, pistachios, and a whole strawberry rest atop this masterpiece.

Just when you think that’s all to the menu, another equally soft treat enters the picture. Aside from the souffle pancake “sandwiches”, your heart will be flipped by their soft serves. 

Their soft serve selection is short but sweet, offering Hokkaido Milk Ice Cream (S$6.90) and Matcha Ice Cream (S$6.90). These are served in either a cone or cup, the perfect pick-me-up to pair with the souffle pancakes.

For the best of both worlds (or if you’re just indecisive), the Souffle Ice Cream (S$9.90) squishes a souffle pancake next to your soft serve ice cream. Like the soft serves, you can get either Hokkaido Milk or Matcha. 

Ready to find out what the fluff is all about at MoeMoe’Soft?

MoeMoe’Soft
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111 Somerset Road, #01-41, TripleOne Somerset, Singapore 238164
10.30am–8pm (Mon to Wed, Fri to Sat), 11.30am–8pm (Thu), 11am–5pm (Sun)

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Still, it’s always nice to find quality cafe fare that doesn’t break the bank.

One such spot is Croissand Cafe, a relatively hidden cafe in City Gate specialising in good ol’ croissant sandwiches (hence the name “Croissand”), pastries, and desserts, most of which are priced under S$10.

Not only do the croissant sandwiches make for a substantial meal, but they also come with fairly unique fillings that go beyond the usual eggs and ham.

Think Smoky Chicken Masala (S$7), Seafood Otah Mayo (S$8), and even Truffle Caviar Wagyu Minced Beef (S$9), which sees yakiniku-style wagyu brisket with lettuce, tomato, emmental cheese, a fried egg, and truffle “caviar” pearls.

Perfect for those who want to feel fancy sans the splurge.

Bulk it up even more with fusion pasta dishes, such as the Japanese Inspired Carbonara Fettuccine (S$16), a creamy salted egg pasta with prawns, bacon, bonito flakes, and a soft 63 degree egg.

Alternatively, the Local Inspired XO Sauce Pork Capellini (S$16) is the cafe’s take on mee pok, featuring Japanese cha shu, minced pork, pork balls, and portobello mushrooms.

If you’ve got a sweet(er) tooth, take your pick from the selection of dessert-esque Overnight Oats, or indulge in Buttermilk Waffles with toppings like Kaya & Gula Melaka Drizzle (S$8) or Hot Chocolate Sauce & Berries (S$8).

The one dessert, however, that has been making rounds on social media is the Fluffy Castella Pancake w Maple Syrup & Butter (S$7), a soft and jiggly Japanese souffle pancake served with maple syrup, icing sugar, and a generous pat of butter that can easily feed two or more.

You are highly encouraged to fork out an additional S$3 for a single scoop of gelato to pair with your waffles or pancake — might as well go all out since you’re already treating yourself.

Choose from comforting flavours like Strawberry and Cream, Hokey Pokey Caramel, and Matcha Green Tea (U.P. from S$5), depending on what you’re in the mood for that day.

Will you be swinging down for a hearty yet wallet-friendly brunch at Croissand Cafe? I know I will, just for that enticing-looking souffle pancake.

Croissand Cafe
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371 Beach Road, City Gate #01-14, Singapore 199597
8am–8pm (Thu to Tue), Closed on Wed

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