Creamier
128 Toa Payoh Lorong 1
#01-835
Tel: 62501476
86%
28 Votes
Reviews

waterbath
recommends this place.
Premier Creamier!
09 Mar 2013Gotta love the waffles here!
Went on a whim as recommended by a friend and I must say, I'm hooked. The little cozy corner tucked away below a HDB flat will definitely be a chill-out place for me.
Now, the ice cream. They are good. Looking at the names you know they're really sellable. Eating them? Right into the next level of paradise. It will definitely appeal to those who like a little adventure for their taste buds as they are quirky flavours. Quirky and fun.
Will be making a point to try the beverages soon!
Went on a whim as recommended by a friend and I must say, I'm hooked. The little cozy corner tucked away below a HDB flat will definitely be a chill-out place for me.
Now, the ice cream. They are good. Looking at the names you know they're really sellable. Eating them? Right into the next level of paradise. It will definitely appeal to those who like a little adventure for their taste buds as they are quirky flavours. Quirky and fun.
Will be making a point to try the beverages soon!
: belgian waffles with ice cream
I also recommend this place for:
After Work, Chillout

SH Chang
recommends this place.
Great place or Ice-cream or waffle
09 Dec 2012Located under a HDB block along Loroang 1A Toa Payoh, the shop operates between 12 non to 11pm. You must try the waffle, costs SGD 5 for two chunky pieces, 7.50 for a single scoop of ice-cream.
Waffle is freshly toasted, crunchy on the outside, soft and moist in the inside. Many flavours to select, such as Horlicks & Chocolate Chip, Sea Salt and Gula Malaka.
Great place to chill out with a friend and have a treat.
Waffle is freshly toasted, crunchy on the outside, soft and moist in the inside. Many flavours to select, such as Horlicks & Chocolate Chip, Sea Salt and Gula Malaka.
Great place to chill out with a friend and have a treat.
I also recommend this place for:
After Work, Chillout, Girls Night Out, Hidden Find

ms-skinnyfat
recommends this place.
Creamy inexorbitant luxury
21 Aug 2012For pictures and more reviews, visit my blog at www.ms-skinnyfat.com
Too many so called artisan ice cream stalls charging exorbitant prices with sub standard ice cream have made me cynical. I stick to my favorite Salted Caramel or Alfero who whip up homemade goodness that's inexpensive and is equally charming. Adding to that list is Creamier, a cooler than cool ice cream parlor in the sleepy estate of Toa Payoh.
There are 2 categories, the Standard (S$2.90sgl, 4.90dbl) and the Premium (S$3.90sgl, 6.50dbl). Extra scoops are at S$2/2.50. I'm not sure what's what so i just ordered whatever i felt like having.
The flavors are quite interesting, at least those that caught my eye were. Avocado, Earl Grey Lavender, Orange Banana Sorbet, Tahitian Vanilla (full of vanilla beans!) etc. What's really good is the creaminess of the ice cream and the intensity in flavors. The Chocolate Mint ice cream was like liquid After Eights chocolate. No kidding. It's the darkest chocolate mint ice cream i've seen (it's not even green).
We had that with the chocolate lava cake which was either of a really high cocoa content or it has some alcohol in it. My taste buds were really confused but it was that same dry and bitter mouth feel. Pair this with a sweet milk base ice cream and it'd be alright. Don't expect too much lava flow, it's the slightly coagulated sort.
Read on more here!
Too many so called artisan ice cream stalls charging exorbitant prices with sub standard ice cream have made me cynical. I stick to my favorite Salted Caramel or Alfero who whip up homemade goodness that's inexpensive and is equally charming. Adding to that list is Creamier, a cooler than cool ice cream parlor in the sleepy estate of Toa Payoh.
There are 2 categories, the Standard (S$2.90sgl, 4.90dbl) and the Premium (S$3.90sgl, 6.50dbl). Extra scoops are at S$2/2.50. I'm not sure what's what so i just ordered whatever i felt like having.
The flavors are quite interesting, at least those that caught my eye were. Avocado, Earl Grey Lavender, Orange Banana Sorbet, Tahitian Vanilla (full of vanilla beans!) etc. What's really good is the creaminess of the ice cream and the intensity in flavors. The Chocolate Mint ice cream was like liquid After Eights chocolate. No kidding. It's the darkest chocolate mint ice cream i've seen (it's not even green).
We had that with the chocolate lava cake which was either of a really high cocoa content or it has some alcohol in it. My taste buds were really confused but it was that same dry and bitter mouth feel. Pair this with a sweet milk base ice cream and it'd be alright. Don't expect too much lava flow, it's the slightly coagulated sort.
Read on more here!
I also recommend this place for:
Cheap Eat/Budget, Large Groups/Gathering, Vibrant/Noisy, Alfresco/Outdoor Dining, Hidden Find

