Tiong Bahru Bakery

Reasonable price. Well made croissants and desserts.perfect for a meal. 10-minute walk from the hotel along the trail. Easy to go. would be very happy to have this place in front of my house.

Smells wonderful the moment you step in and the choices of breads and pastries are extensive! They have lots of variety, many of which you can’t find it elsewhere or as good! It was a great brunch experience at a relaxing environment, will definitely revisit! Kouign Amann wasn’t too sweet but it’s savoury, goes well with coffee, sourdough croissant was really special and delicious and the Vanilla Flan ends of the meal with a sweet tinge of satisfaction.

Cute location in Fort Canning Park - you can enjoy your food outside on the benches or on the grass if there are no tables inside. I am not a huge fan of their pastries - either too sweet or not the right texture, but really liked the squid ink salmon sandwich ($10.9) which was generously filled and soft.

Absolutely love their croissant! Aroma of buttery bakes envelopes you the moment you step into the bakery! Love love love! The croissant tastes as good as it smells! I’ve tried croissant from other bakery but it’s not as buttery as theirs! It’s the best croissant to me so far!

First time being in this branch and I must commend on the upkeep and service this place brings. The ambience including the service staff made it a the perfect Sunday vibe. Though I must add, the only thing they could work on is better efficiency on the the tabling. It was a massive wait when it was less than 8 tables inside.

Weekday 4pm quite lot of people but still have seating. Entry can walk from children’s park. I recommend their exclusive to the branch sourdough croissant that comes with chocolate melt (not too sweet) on the side! The combination of sweet and sour was great. Most importantly the croissant tasted so fresh! The whole experience not cheap. Like other reviews expect a drink and croissant ends up to be $15+. If budget not an issue, totally recommend coming here over other tiong Bahru branches. The ambiance is just super nice! See through windows to their baking manufacturing, little wall store display, indoor and outdoor sitting area among the greenery. The crowd is mostly family followed by some students, groups of friends, and a table or two of pp with laptop. They claim croissant baked every 2 hrs! The taste definitely there!

Look at these ?!! The glass is so clean that i can't even tell if there's a glass between my cam n food! The food slightly expensive. $45 for this 3 + 2drinks. But it's worth of money. The taste and ingredients are great. Will definitely visit again to try out the rest. Outdoor view is nice too! Suggestions: since this is pet friendly, I would suggest to sell some pet edible food. So that the pet don't have to sit there n wait in starving.

What a perfect rustic spot for some coffee and pastry after a walk at Fort Canning. This time I tried the almond croissant which had a lovely chewy sweetness to it, followed with a decent stack of ham and cheese sandwich accompanied with a serving of fresh salad, and salmon quiche. Somehow Tiong Bahru Bakery at the foothills though bustling feels quaint and cozy. Mobile Accessibility - no direct access to the cafe. Drop off is at the car park gantry and will have to walk in a couple of minutes.