Given Singapore’s hot weather, it is always great to indulge in some Japanese ice cream to quell the heat. Here are 12 places where you can enjoy a taste of Japan’s rich culinary heritage in frozen form.

Offering everything from matcha latte to matcha ice cream, modern matcha restaurants and cafés have taken creative liberties with this classic ingredient. Here are 10 places you can get authentic Japanese matcha from in Singapore.

Check out 10 of our top picks for bubble tea in Singapore featuring a diverse range of unique concoctions from brown sugar, fruits, jellies, to traditional milk teas, locally-inspired cheesy and foam milk teas, more recently warabimochi matcha/hojicha drinks, and more.

Whether you're a longtime mochi fan or a curious newcomer, Singapore offers a delightful exploration of this chewy treat. From classic favourites to unique and innovative creations, dive into our curated list of 8 noteworthy mochi delights and discover the perfect mochi for every palate!

Here's a delightful guide where you can experience the joy of Spring in this little red dot through Sakura-themed food without stepping foot in Japan.

Looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city in the CBD? Visit Art Ice which is hidden at Duxton Hill, a tranquil Kakigori Cafe with an art gallery!

Famed Japanese dessert café, Café Usagi TOKYO, presents a collection of rabbit-themed desserts, together with their latest waffles mochi series for the upcoming Easter holiday!

Châteraisé unveils its first unmanned store at Le Quest Shopping Mall in Bukit Batok. Walk in, shop and self-checkout a wide range of Chateraise sweets at anytime of the day. Read to find out the store exclusives!

As the first Southeast Asian outpost, Warabimochi Kamakura at One Holland Village serves warabimochi dessert-drink crossovers, infusing traditional Japanese warabimochi with various flavours for one-of-a-kind beverages.

Get your hands on Japanese-inspired ice creams in imperfect, savoury cones and top it off with their housemade toppings.