Sweetlands Confectionery & Bakery - 10 Kim Keat Ln

Nice traditional bread. The aroma of freshly baked bread hits you the moment you are near the shop.

An old school bakery with a very simple display setting. Amazingly, they are open 24 hours, only closed on Friday 10 pm till Saturday 8 am.

Hidden gem! Drove past this bakery several times before, but I’ve never tried it until today. We’re definitely coming back for more!

Wide selection of bread for the price. The curry bun was delicious, bread loaf was freshly baked.

The smell of the newly baked bread when you passed by this area is amazing! The shop is really simple, placed in a traditional shop house which makes it look more authentic. They sell and bake here. They also supply in all the kopitiams, some hospitals and 4 branches of fun toast. We bought traditional bread (caramel), coconut bun and bread rolls. Well my favorite so far is the coconut bun, which taste very similar to our traditional bread in the philippines called pan de coco. The only difference is the bread is sooo soft, smooth and a little buttery. I LOVED IT! We only bought 1 piece od the coconut bun but on our way to the car when we tried it, we quickly finished it and decided to go back and buy some more.. but unfortunately it was sold out! ??‍♀️sad... we’ll definitely go back to buy some more! ? And to top it all of... the owner (lady boss) is very friendly. All smiles when she talks to you. She explains all the product and she doesn’t mind sharing the story of the shop. ?❤️ Environment: 4/5 ( there’s a cuteness in a very traditional shop) Waiting: 5/5 Taste: 4/5 Price: 4/5 Service: 5/5 What I liked: - super friendly staff/ owner! ?❤️ - super soft bread - Must try coconut bun ( similar to pan de coco in the phil) What I disliked: - nothing

One of our favourite bread shop near our place. Needless to say all the bread types are excellent in taste! A gem in whampoa estate.

Traditional bakery doing things the good old ways as I remembered it. San the motorcycle roti uncles with their bicycle horn of course. Always looked forward to arriving at the right time to be welcomed by the aroma of freshly baked bread loafs. Can never left this place without picking up a big bag of baked goods.

Awful attitude, asked to spread butter and Kaya on a Sat, they said no service for spreading on Fri and Sat, but other days before 12, so we went back on a Sunday at 11:30 and they say they stop spreading at 11! Better going down the street to the other Auntie, bread is cheaper and spreads butter and Kaya and peanut butter anytime if the day!