storebelli SG Hi does anyone know which shop sells the best cheesecake? Be it in shops or online order…
Wanda SG My favourite is key lime pie....from Cheesecake Factory.....in the U S of A. Can UPS/Fedex it over. ...but I haven't tried.
FireIce SG triple decker from coffee bean secret recipe olio dome (if u love supra cheesy cheesecake) the cheesecake cafe
BillyBong SG Hilton has best cheesecakes i've eaten in SG, though i miss the Godiva cheesecake from Cheesecake factory, Macy's Square in San Francisco. Mariott Hotel has a decent array of cheesecakes as well...UOB card owners can get 15% off.
gohkatkat SG can’t remember the shops’s name….but there is one on the ground basement of jurong point shopping ctr…......its a japanese restaurant selling cheesecake…...its nice….wonder if they have other flavours…......originally they have the plain original one…..then later they introduced the chocolate and the strawberry…......hmmmm…btw don;t ever try the bonjour cheesecake…..it sucks…........the taste is horrible
storebelli SG I dun like cakes however I only LOVE cheesecake. There's a burning desire in me to start an online cheesecake business. So wanna noe what standard does most pp think is great. I havent tried hilton though... So i guess it is a must for me to try..
storebelli SG Can anyone give me any tips or website to learn how to start an online biz in singapore? Or any relevant agency? Thanx!
storebelli SG I am not worried bout recipes I have made cheesecake for some years… Im toking bout making online biz…i noe ders a recognised website for it…
39th SG Recommend Fiesta(Jap cheesecake) or Baker's Inn or Classic Cake Shop @ Sunset Way. Other places with cheesecakes are Spinelli, Coffee Bean, Starbucks, Secret Recipe, Cedele Bakery Depot.
BillyBong SG SUCK SUCK SUCK SUCK..... Actually, i'm not a great fan of NYDC....overpriced food and desserts.
ch33zekake SG fiesta now all change to ichiban... fiesta cheesecake is japanese cheesecake which is a lighter version. The japanese adore a french desert - scoffle fromage so much that they modify it to a light version of their own, known as japanese cheesecake.
