The 12 Best Artisanal Doughnut Shops in Singapore

Singapore has a tight but strong doughnut scene, from sourdough bomboloni to Japanese-style rings, mochi doughnuts and polished gift boxes.

Reviewed by our editors · Updated July 2026 · How we rank

Our verdict: Sourbombe Bakery is the best artisanal doughnut shop in Singapore right now - best premium filled doughnut box. The Fat Kid Bakery runs it closest.

Artisanal doughnuts in Singapore now go far beyond classic glazed rings. The better shops here work with brioche, sourdough, bomboloni, Japanese soft dough, mochi-style chew, and local flavours like kaya, pandan, gula melaka and black sesame.

For this list, we prioritised shops with a real Singapore presence, a working website or ordering page, and doughnuts that are more than an occasional side item. Filled doughnuts, sourdough bases, mochi textures, coffee pairings and box-friendly gifting all counted strongly.

Many of these brands sell out early or rotate flavours by season, so ordering ahead is usually smarter than walking in late afternoon.

01
Sourbombe Bakery
95/100
Sourdough bomboloni with serious filling game.
Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
sourbombe.oddle.me
$$$ price range
“Best premium filled doughnut box.” - our editors
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Sourbombe is the most category-defining pick for this list because it treats the filled doughnut as the main event. The sourdough base gives the bomboloni a grown-up bite, while the fillings feel dessert-shop level rather than supermarket sweet. It is best for gifting, office treats and anyone who wants a premium box.
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It leads the category for sourdough filled bomboloni, presentation and gifting strength.
Sourbombe specialises in Italian-style sourdough bomboloni with piped fillings and polished toppings. The brand is known for flavours such as Basque burnt cheesecake, lavender lime mascarpone, hazelnut praline and local-inspired specials, sold as individual treats or curated boxes. Its doughnuts are built around a sourdough base, giving them more structure and tang than standard yeast doughnuts.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 95/100
Unique Service Proposition20/20
Quality of Service20/20
Accessibility18/20
Value for Money18/20
Innovation19/20
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02
The Fat Kid Bakery
92/100
Sourdough bomboloni from a cult local bakery.
Singapore, online ordering with local fulfilment
thefatkidbakery.com
$$$ price range
“Big comfort, sharp bakery chops.” - our editors
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The Fat Kid Bakery is a strong pick for people who like their doughnuts soft, filled and slightly indulgent. It has less of a mall-chain feel and more of a serious homegrown bakery personality. The sourdough angle also gives it a clearer identity than many general pastry shops.
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It earns a high rank for sourdough bomboloni, online ordering and homegrown bakery credibility.
The Fat Kid Bakery is a Singapore bakery known for its sourdough bomboloni and small-batch bakes. Its doughnuts lean rich and bakery-forward, with filled options that sit closer to plated dessert than chain-store doughnuts. The online shop makes it easy to order boxes, and the brand has built a following for plush dough, generous fillings and playful flavour drops.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 92/100
Unique Service Proposition19/20
Quality of Service19/20
Accessibility18/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation19/20
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03
Haritts Donuts and Coffee
89/100
Japanese-style doughnuts made for coffee.
Havelock II, 2 Havelock Road, Singapore 059763
haritts.oddle.me
$$ price range
“For soft doughnut purists.” - our editors
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Haritts is the quiet, careful counterpoint to the bigger, louder doughnut brands. The appeal is in texture and balance: soft dough, restrained sweetness and flavours that do not feel engineered only for photos. It suits people who want a doughnut with coffee, not a sugar crash in a box.
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It stands out for Japanese-style handmade doughnuts and coffee-friendly restraint.
Haritts Donuts and Coffee brings the Tokyo-born doughnut cafe style to Singapore, with soft handmade doughnuts, coffee and a gentler flavour profile than many heavily glazed shops. Its doughnuts are typically fluffy, lightly sweet and made for pairing with drinks rather than overloading with frosting. The Singapore ordering page supports pre-orders for those who want specific flavours.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 89/100
Unique Service Proposition18/20
Quality of Service19/20
Accessibility17/20
Value for Money18/20
Innovation17/20
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04
City Donut
87/100
Singapore-inspired doughnut boxes with range.
Raffles City Shopping Centre, 252 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179103
citydonut.oddle.me
$$ price range
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City Donut is one of the more locally tuned doughnut names in Singapore. The flavours are not just decorative labels, and the shop has a clear point of view around Asian dessert references. It is a good pick when you want a box that feels distinctly Singapore, not just assorted chocolate and strawberry.
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It makes the cut for Singaporean flavour creativity and accessible doughnut boxes.
City Donut is a Singapore doughnut specialist known for flavour-forward doughnuts with local and Asian inspirations. Its range has included options such as orh nee, kaya, pulut hitam and other flavours that feel more Singaporean than imported-chain standard. The shop works well for variety boxes, and the Oddle ordering page makes it practical for planned pick-ups or treats.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 87/100
Unique Service Proposition18/20
Quality of Service18/20
Accessibility18/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation16/20
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05
Burnt Ends Bakery
85/100
Restaurant-grade bakery doughnuts with polish.
Burnt Ends Bakery, Singapore
bakery.burntends.com.sg
$$$ price range
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Burnt Ends Bakery is not only a doughnut shop, but its doughnuts are good enough to belong here. The draw is consistency and polish: neat finishing, bakery-grade fillings and a premium feel that suits gifts or a nicer weekend pick-up. It is less playful than City Donut, but more refined.
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It brings restaurant-group baking standards to filled doughnuts and premium pastry boxes.
Burnt Ends Bakery is the bakery arm of the Burnt Ends group, offering breads, viennoiserie, cakes and doughnuts through its Singapore bakery site. Its doughnuts are often treated as premium bakery items, with richer fillings and a polished finish. The brand’s wider baking reputation helps it appeal to diners who care about ingredient quality and execution.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 85/100
Unique Service Proposition17/20
Quality of Service19/20
Accessibility16/20
Value for Money16/20
Innovation17/20
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06
Mister Donut Singapore
83/100
Japanese pon de ring doughnuts, easy to find.
Multiple Singapore outlets including Junction 8, 9 Bishan Place, Singapore 579837
misterdonut.com.sg
$$ price range
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Mister Donut is the strongest choice when accessibility matters. The pon de ring texture is still its calling card, and the range is broad enough for families, office snacks and casual gifting. It does not have the small-batch personality of the top picks, but it is consistent and easy to understand.
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It is Singapore’s most accessible source for Japanese pon de ring-style doughnuts.
Mister Donut Singapore is the local presence of the Japanese doughnut chain best known for pon de ring doughnuts, old fashion doughnuts, French crullers and seasonal flavours. It is not a small artisanal bakery, but it matters in this category because it gives Singapore reliable access to Japanese-style chewy rings and neatly packed assorted doughnut boxes.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 83/100
Unique Service Proposition17/20
Quality of Service17/20
Accessibility20/20
Value for Money16/20
Innovation13/20
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07
Puffs and Peaks
81/100
Nostalgic small-batch bakes and doughnut specials.
Singapore, online shop with local pick-up and delivery options
puffsandpeaks.com
$$ price range
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Puffs and Peaks earns its spot because it understands texture and nostalgia. When doughnut-style bakes appear on the menu, they tend to feel thoughtful rather than trend-chasing. It is best for people who already like bakery boxes and want doughnuts as part of a wider treat run.
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It offers small-batch bakery credibility and occasional filled doughnut-style bakes through a working online shop.
Puffs and Peaks is a Singapore bakery with a strong online shop and a rotating selection of sweet bakes, including filled doughnut-style specials when available. The brand is especially known for nostalgic flavours, small-batch production and bakes that feel homemade but carefully finished. It is a good fit for readers who like doughnuts alongside cookies, cakes and other bakery treats.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 81/100
Unique Service Proposition16/20
Quality of Service18/20
Accessibility16/20
Value for Money16/20
Innovation15/20
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08
Bober Tea and Mochi Dough
79/100
Mochi doughnuts paired with bubble tea.
Multiple Singapore outlets
bobertea.oddle.me
$$ price range
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Bober is here for the mochi doughnut brief. The doughnuts are more playful and casual than refined, but the texture is the point: chewy, bright and easy to share. It works especially well for younger crowds, bubble tea fans and anyone who wants something different from classic filled doughnuts.
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It directly covers the mochi doughnut niche with Singapore ordering access.
Bober Tea and Mochi Dough pairs bubble tea with chewy mochi doughnuts in Singapore. The doughnuts are typically ring-shaped, colourful and built around a bouncy texture rather than the airy crumb of brioche or sourdough. It is a practical option for readers looking specifically for mochi doughnuts, especially if they want drinks and snacks from one ordering page.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 79/100
Unique Service Proposition18/20
Quality of Service15/20
Accessibility17/20
Value for Money16/20
Innovation13/20
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09
Fluff Bakery
77/100
Bold halal-friendly bakes with filled treats.
4 Jalan Pisang, Singapore 199071
fluffbakery.sg
$$ price range
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Fluff is not the most doughnut-focused name on this list, but it has a loyal audience for a reason. The flavours are generous, the bakes feel festive, and the shop is useful when you need halal-friendly treats for a mixed group. Check the current menu before going specifically for doughnuts.
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It adds a halal-friendly bakery option with filled sweet bakes and strong gifting appeal.
Fluff Bakery is a Muslim-owned Singapore bakery best known for cupcakes, cakes and rotating sweet bakes, with doughnut-style filled bakes appearing as part of its broader bakery range. The appeal is in bold flavours, rich fillings and a strong local following. It suits readers who want halal-friendly sweet boxes and are open to doughnuts alongside other dessert bakes.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 77/100
Unique Service Proposition15/20
Quality of Service17/20
Accessibility16/20
Value for Money15/20
Innovation14/20
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10
J.CO Donuts and Coffee
75/100
Assorted doughnut boxes for easy sharing.
Multiple Singapore outlets
jcodonuts.com
$$ price range
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J.CO is the practical crowd-pleaser. The doughnuts are soft, sweet and built for boxes, which makes them easy for office pantries, parties and family treats. It does not have the craft edge of Sourbombe or Haritts, but it delivers choice and convenience at a friendly price point.
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It is a reliable box-friendly doughnut chain with broad flavour variety in Singapore.
J.CO Donuts and Coffee is an Indonesian doughnut and coffee chain with Singapore outlets and a wide range of topped, glazed and filled doughnuts. Its signatures include nutty, chocolate, cream and fruit-led flavours, with assorted boxes being a major strength. While less artisanal than the top specialists, it is dependable for variety, group sharing and quick mall-based purchases.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 75/100
Unique Service Proposition14/20
Quality of Service15/20
Accessibility18/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation11/20
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11
Bakery Brera
86/100
A heartland artisan bakery known for cruffins, kouign amann, sourdough and pastries.
8 Empress Road, #01-05, Singapore 260008
+65 8413 6569 order.brera@gmail.com bakerybrera.com
$$ price range
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Bakery Brera is strong because it offers breadth without losing its bakery identity. You can pick up a sourdough loaf, a caramelised kouign amann, a cruffin and a savoury danish in one stop, and most items feel made for repeat buying rather than just photos. The Empress Road outlet has the stronger neighbourhood charm, while the National Gallery cafe gives the brand more dining appeal. The trade-off is that the large menu means not every item is equally memorable, so stick to the pastry and bread signatures.
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It stands out for range, accessibility and strong everyday craft, with enough signature items to appeal to both bread buyers and pastry fans.
Bakery Brera has been baking from Empress Road since 2016 and now also runs a cafe at National Gallery Singapore. Its range covers French butter croissants, pain au chocolat, kouign amann, cruffins, sourdough, baguettes, cakes, pies and savoury pastries. The bakery highlights handmade, small-batch production and publishes a daily bake schedule, which is useful for timing fresh loaves and pastries. It has also become a popular option for gifting and corporate boxes, while keeping a neighbourhood bakery character at the flagship store.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 86/100
Unique Service Proposition17/20
Quality of Service18/20
Accessibility17/20
Value for Money18/20
Innovation16/20
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12
The Headless Baker
71/100
Small-batch sweet boxes with bakery polish.
Singapore, online shop with local fulfilment
theheadlessbaker.com
$$ price range
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The Headless Baker is a softer pick for this category, but still useful for readers building a dessert spread. The shop’s strength is careful, modern bakery work rather than loud toppings. Put it lower on a doughnut-specific ranking, but keep it for people who want tasteful sweet boxes.
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It rounds out the list with a working local bakery site and polished small-batch dessert options.
The Headless Baker is a Singapore bakery with an online shop for cakes, tarts, cookies and seasonal bakes. While not a pure doughnut specialist, it belongs on the broader artisanal sweet-bake shortlist because its filled and bakery-style items are made with a small-batch sensibility. It is best for readers who want doughnut-adjacent treats in a curated dessert box.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 71/100
Unique Service Proposition13/20
Quality of Service16/20
Accessibility15/20
Value for Money14/20
Innovation13/20
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Best Artisanal Doughnut Shops in Singapore compared

Rank	Name	Known for	Price
#1	Sourbombe Bakery	filled doughnuts · sourdough	$$$
#2	The Fat Kid Bakery	sourdough · bomboloni	$$$
#3	Haritts Donuts and Coffee	Japanese doughnuts · coffee	$$
#4	City Donut	local flavours · filled doughnuts	$$
#5	Burnt Ends Bakery	premium bakery · filled doughnuts	$$$
#6	Mister Donut Singapore	mochi-style · Japanese chain	$$
#7	Puffs and Peaks	small batch · bakery	$$
#8	Bober Tea and Mochi Dough	mochi doughnuts · bubble tea	$$
#9	Fluff Bakery	halal-friendly · bakery	$$
#10	J.CO Donuts and Coffee	doughnut boxes · coffee	$$
#11	Bakery Brera	cruffins · sourdough	$$
#12	The Headless Baker	small batch · bakery	$$

Artisanal Doughnut Shops in Singapore - your questions

Where can I buy filled doughnuts in Singapore?

Sourbombe, The Fat Kid Bakery, City Donut, Burnt Ends Bakery and Puffs and Peaks are strong options for filled doughnuts, bomboloni or cream-centred bakes.

Which Singapore doughnut shops are good for gifting?

Sourbombe, Mister Donut, J.CO, City Donut and Burnt Ends Bakery are especially box-friendly, with neat presentation and flavours that travel well.

Are mochi doughnuts available in Singapore?

Yes. Mister Donut is the easiest mainstream option for Japanese pon de ring-style doughnuts, while Bober Tea and Mochi Dough focuses on chewy mochi doughnuts paired with bubble tea.

Do artisanal doughnut shops in Singapore deliver?

Several do through their own ordering sites, Oddle pages or delivery partners. Availability changes by outlet, date and sell-out timing, so pre-ordering is recommended.

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