Given our tropical climate, it's always a good time for any refreshing treat. And it comes at no surprise that Thai coconut ice cream, commonly sold in the street markets of Bangkok, has been rather well received here. See our list of places to get your Thai coconut ice cream fix:

1. Wimi Ice Cream

Situated in the new 321 Clementi shopping mall, Wimi Ice Cream serves the highly raved Thai coconut ice cream. For an affordable price of $4.90, you get 2 scoops of coconut ice cream, 3 toppings of your choice and a cup of refreshing coconut water. They have a wide range of toppings for you to choose from - Red Ruby, Taro Yam, just to name a few. Also, the grass patch outside the store makes for a good backdrop and “Instagram worthy” picture. Wimi Ice Cream , 321 Clementi, Clementi Avenue 3 #01-13, Singapore 129905

2. Co Nut Ink

Unlike most Thai coconut ice creams where the texture is smooth and creamy, Co Nut Ink serves frozen coconut ice cream, giving it a different texture. For $5, you get a scoop of ice cream with grounded peanuts and a cup of coconut water. Scrolling along Singapore’s iconic landmarks cannot get any better. Other flavours include Premium Nuts & Fruits and Premium Dessert. Second outlet located in Sentosa. Co Nut Ink , 1 Esplanade Drive #01-K7, Singapore 038981 (Image: Co Ink nut’s Facebook Page)

3. KOKO Thai Coconut Ice Cream

Here at Amoy Street Food Centre, you can find one of the cheapest Thai Coconut Ice Cream in Singapore. Served in a coconut husk, a scoop of ice cream and 3 toppings costs $3.50, which includes a small cup of coconut water. You do not have to burn a hole in your pocket to enjoy this icy and creamy snack. Second outlet located at Causeway Point. KOKO Thai Coconut Ice Cream, Amoy Street Food Centre, 7 Maxwell Road #02-104, Singapore 069111 (Image: KOKO Thai Coconut Ice Cream Facebook Page)

4. Pong Gelato

Pong Gelato prides itself in using 100% real fruits in its ice cream with no preservatives and additives. Their best seller is the Coconut Gelato and Mango Sorbet in Coconut Husk, which is accompanied with three toppings of your choice - They have sticky rice as one of their toppings, which is a good accompaniment to the mango sorbet (think mango sticky rice). Wash it down with a complimentary cup of coconut water. If you are thirsty for more, free refills are available if you post a picture of your gelato in a husk on Instagram and tagging them at @pong.gelato. Pong Gelato, *SCAPE, 2 Orchard Link #02-18C, Singapore 237978

5. WAAN WAAN Thai Coconut Ice Cream

For the uninitiated, “Waan Waan” translates to “sweet sweet” in English. WAAN WAAN Thai Coconut Ice Cream is situated at Old Airport Road Food Centre, which is home to many famous hawker stalls. For $3.90, you get 2 scoops of ice cream (coconut and mango) and 3 toppings, and if you waan more toppings, for a dollar more, you get 2 more toppings and coconut flesh. WAAN WAAN Thai Coconut Ice Cream, 51 Old Airport Road Food Centre & Shopping Mall, 51 Old Airport Road #01-51, Singapore 390051 (Image: OpenRice user huilingishungry)

6. 320 Below

320 Below uses liquid nitrogen in its ice cream which explains the freshness of their ice cream. Although it is not served in a coconut husk, this ice cream parlour is worth the visit because you get to see it being prepared in front of you. Second dine-in outlet located at Tampines 1. 320 Below, OneKM Mall, 11 Tanjong Katong Road #01-K1, Singapore 437157 (Image: 320 Below Facebook Page)

7. QOOLCO

QOOLCO promises no preservatives, sweeteners, artificial processing and heat in the making of its coconut soft serve. Situated in the heart of Chinatown, their coconut soft serve in a husk costs $3.80. They also serve The Volcano which is basically coconut soft serve drizzled with egg yolk sauce. QOOLCO, China Square Central (Nankin Row), 3 Pickering Street #01-30, Singapore 048660 (Image: QOOLCO Facebook Page)

Written by Jason Chiang