Where do you go when it's 2 in the morning and you ache for something sweet? Well, you head down to 2am:dessertbar. With a classy interior and elegant desserts, it may not be the best place to fulfill your craving in your jammies. But when you’re with that special someone and it suddenly hits you, this is a perfect location to chill. Try their Popcorn, a fusion of sweet, salty and tangy yuzu that surprisingly goes amazingly well together!

Located along Upper Thomson, the laid-back and friendly Udders always welcomes you and your sugar-deprived stomach with a smile. This increasingly popular ice cream chain is great for alcoholic ice cream flavours; their four bestsellers are Rum Rum Raisin, Orange Choc Bitters, Bailey's and Bourbon and Tira-miss-U. We guarantee that with all that alcohol, you'll sleep like a baby!

If Western-style desserts aren't your thing, head on down to Liang Seah Place for some cool and sweet Chinese treats. We're talking old school desserts like Ginko with Barley and Beancurd Skin (Fu Zok) and Rock Sugar White Fungus with Papaya, or traditional milk pudding. Youngsters need not be worried though, more 'fashionable' items like Mango Sago and Pomelo and Black Glutinous Rice with Vanilla ice cream are also served. With more than 50 choices in the menu, we're sure that you'll find your cup of tea here.

Having a sweet craving but ice cream seems too sweet for your liking? Perhaps you need a more subtle kind of dessert from Yong He Dou Jiang. This is a Taiwan-style dessert place which specialises in soya bean, tau huey (both sweet and salty); and tau suan, which is a sweet dessert made from green beans. Situated in the more peaceful part of Geylang, you'll get your supper experience- dessert style- while you experience the nightlife in this part of town!

Ice Kachang is the ubiquitous Singaporean dessert, so we felt that it was absolutely necessary to include it into our dessert list! Introducing Hollywood Desserts, a small dessert stall located at Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre that does ice kachang extremely well; giving you generous portions of attap chee and perfectly balancing the rose syrup and condensed milk proportions. The must-try here is the volcano ice kachang, where half a watermelon's flesh is scraped out and piled on shaved ice studded with all the ice kachang ingredients. We know, it sounds like heaven!

Tucked away in a residential estate, you'll find ICE3 Cafe a very pleasant place to indulge in a few late night sweets. Quiet and cozy, you can gobble down as many of their amazing mudpies as you can without anyone witnessing your sugar overload. Their waffles are also soft and fluffy, with butterscotch sauce drizzled on top of it, so if you're really craving something sweet, why not go for BOTH the mudpie and waffle? We promise we won't judge!