Creamier Handcrafted Ice Cream and Coffee (Closed)

Creamier is in a quiet Toa Payoh Estate and the calm outside the shop facade is very deceiving. Step into the shop and the calm oasis is replaced with a packed to the brim ice cream cafe- a hangout place for hipsters and young people whiling their weekday afternoon away. I guess this place is very popular and no longer the secret quiet cafe in a housing estate. I am wowed by the plethora of ice cream flavours offered, and I decided to settle on a double scoop ice cream of their Sea Salt Gula Mel

Located at Toa Payoh Lorong 1, Creamier is a stone’s throw away from the busy Toa Payoh HDB Hub in a much quiet neighbourhood area, somewhere that is definitely good if you are in search for serenity.Caramelio Almond is smooth and wasn’t overly sweet, but didn’t lost the richness of caramel. The almond bits added some crunchiness to the ice cream without it getting stuck between your teeth.The waffles here are simply amazing. Fluffy in the inside, it tastes sort of the right blend of buttery and

was recommended by friends to try out Creamier at Toa Payoh. went down with my working friend and have a look, the environment is quite nice. they do have ice cream and coffees, quite a few varieties of choices which they also have those special flavours. not recommended if going with big groups as the place is not very big. we ordered 2 scoops of ice cream with waffles. the waffles is nice and crispy that match well with the ice cream and the chocolate sauce on the plate. overall, friendly sta

Every time I come here, I've always ordered 2 scoops of icecream with the waffles.The waffles are served with a ring of honey and chocolate around the plate and the icecream is stacked on time. They are made fresh on the spot so they come out hot. The fun in eating this is is to spread the icecream in the each cave and consume it together.Not so friendly for large groups as seating gets filled out relatively fast, but it's very cosy and the aroma of the baked goods and coffee is absolutely delic

I got to know this store from my friend yesterday,she told me was walking pass & saw this store opened by some youngster,so after lunch at the market,we walked over to tried their ice creamwanna try their waffle but there's too many customer insider The store was simple & neat,but a bit too small,not much seating I ordered their richest darkest rocher chocolateit cost me $3.90 The biscuit tasted so so,so there's nothing to shout aboutThe chocolate come with hazelnut ,that why they called in roch

Would never have found out about this place if not for a recently organised private book event that was held here. Located amidst the blocks of HDB flats, it is very much a whole in the wall. They sell some pretty decent home made ice cream though, and, like your typical ice cream cafe, coffee, waffles and such. Apparently they offer some imported Japanese ginger ale as well. Not so crazy about their tiered pricing for normal and premium flavours though. If you're prepared to pay the extra, go f