Craving the best cheesecake shops in Singapore? Whether you’re a burnt basque purist, a classic New York loyalist, or someone who wants matcha folded into dessert, SG’s cheesecake scene has quietly leveled up over the past few years. We rounded up four spots — from mall counters to a Beach Road shophouse — that are worth the trip, whether you’re celebrating something or just treating yourself on a random Tuesday.

Note: This list is strictly not in order.

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Table Of Contents
1. Cat & The Fiddle
2. Edith Patisserie
3. fieldnotes
4. Basq & Bean
TheGirlCo’s Recommendation
Final Thoughts
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Table Of Contents

  1. Cat & The Fiddle
  2. Edith Patisserie
  3. fieldnotes
  4. Basq & Bean
  5. TheGirlCo’s Recommendation
  6. Final Thoughts
  7. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Cat & The Fiddle

Illustrative image of a bakery dessert counter with whole cheesecakes on cake stands

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Cat & The Fiddle is a Singapore institution when it comes to whole celebration cakes, and its cheesecake lineup — including rotating seasonal flavours — is a reliable pick for birthdays and gatherings.

Prices: Classic New York Cheesecake from $45.90; Fickle Feline and Fickle Feline 2.0 Cheesecakes at $58.90 each (confirmed on catandthefiddle.com).

Highlights: A rotating seasonal flavour lineup, consistent whole-cake quality for celebrations, and multiple outlets across Singapore for easy collection.

Contact Information
Address: 3 Gateway Drive, #01-11, Westgate, Singapore 608532 (daily, 11am–10pm)
Phone: 8879 6905
Website: catandthefiddle.com

2. Edith Patisserie

Illustrative image of an artisan patisserie counter with a burnt basque cheesecake

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Edith Patisserie is one of the names most associated with Singapore’s burnt basque cheesecake obsession, baking a deeply caramelised 8-inch whole cake alongside a flavour trio for anyone who can’t commit to just one.

Prices: Burnt Basque Cheesecake, 8″ (approx. 850g), $63.20 (incl. tax); Basque Cheesecake Trio (Speculoos, Orh Nee, Hazelnut Bueno), $59.70 (incl. tax) (confirmed on edithpatisserie.com).

Highlights: A deeply caramelised, custardy basque-style centre; a flavour trio for the indecisive; and multiple outlet locations across Singapore for self-collection.

Contact Information
Address: 275 Outram Road, #01-00, Singapore 169064 (The Bakery at Tiong Bahru)
Phone: 6443 7150
Website: edithpatisserie.com

3. fieldnotes

Illustrative image of a botanical-styled matcha cheesecake slice with edible flowers

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fieldnotes brings a softer, more botanical sensibility to cheesecake, folding mascarpone and matcha into its whole-cake lineup and plating every slice like it’s ready for a flat-lay.

Prices: Tie Guan Yin Mascarpone Cheesecake (6-inch), from $71.00; Uji Matcha Cheesecake, from $71.00; Mini Cheesecake Box of 3, $26.10 (confirmed on fieldnotes.com.sg).

Highlights: Nature-inspired, Instagram-ready presentation; mascarpone and matcha flavours alongside more classic options; and multiple outlets islandwide with next-day delivery.

Contact Information
Address: 41 Neil Road, Singapore (dine-in outlet)
Phone: 6539 9781
Website: fieldnotes.com.sg

4. Basq & Bean

Illustrative image of a cheesecake slice beside a cup of coffee in a cozy cafe corner

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Tucked into a corner shophouse on Beach Road, Basq & Bean pairs its coffee program with a dedicated Basque burnt cheesecake menu, dropping a new flavour on the 6th of every month and selling every cake whole, never by the slice.

Prices: Priced on enquiry — Basq & Bean doesn’t publish set prices for its 6-inch and 3.5-inch cheesecakes on its own site; reach out via WhatsApp or email for the current month’s rates (confirmed on basqnbean.com.sg).

Highlights: Monthly rotating flavour drops, a whole-cake-only format that keeps every cheesecake fresh, and a proper sit-down cafe to pair your slice with coffee.

Contact Information
Address: 85 Beach Road, #01-02, Singapore 189694
Phone: Not published — WhatsApp +65 9298 9762
Website: basqnbean.com.sg

TheGirlCo’s Recommendation

If you want a sure thing, Edith Patisserie’s Burnt Basque Cheesecake is the one to beat for that deep, caramelised flavour SG’s cheesecake fans keep chasing. But if you’re after a celebration cake with built-in variety, Cat & The Fiddle’s ever-rotating flavour list means there’s always something new on the menu.

Final Thoughts

Singapore’s cheesecake scene has room for everyone — whether you’re a burnt basque purist, someone who’d rather have matcha folded into your dessert, pick up a whole cake for your next celebration, or just treat yourself to a slice on a Tuesday; no occasion required. Still building out your dessert table? Check out our guide to 8 Best Cake Shops In SG For Women’s Sweet Celebration for more celebration-cake options, or cool off with our pick of the 8 Best Gelato Shops Women Adore In SG if cheesecake isn’t quite hitting the spot.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Where can I find burnt basque cheesecake in Singapore?
Edith Patisserie and Basq & Bean both specialise in the deeply caramelised Basque style, while Cat & The Fiddle offers a Toasty Burnt Cheesecake alongside its other flavours.

How much does cheesecake cost in Singapore?
Based on the shops in this list, a whole cheesecake typically runs from around $45 to $71, depending on size, flavour and whether it’s a classic bake or a specialty like basque or matcha.

Do these cheesecake shops deliver island-wide?
Cat & The Fiddle, Edith Patisserie and fieldnotes all offer delivery or self-collection across multiple outlets; Basq & Bean is best reached via WhatsApp to arrange collection from its Beach Road cafe.

Can I order a cheesecake for same-day pickup?
It varies by shop and flavour — fieldnotes lists next-day delivery as standard, so same-day orders aren’t guaranteed. It’s best to check availability directly with each shop before you plan around a specific date.