IYDK: The ketogenic diet is marked by the consumption of low levels of carbohydrates and high amounts of fat. Adherents swear by the diet’s ability to potentially lose weight and lower unhealthy markers such as blood pressure and blood sugar levels.
And this is where keto desserts come in. Keto-friendly desserts are made without most forms of sugar (ranging from table sugar to honey) and employ both natural and artificial sweeteners such as monkfruit and erythritol instead that wouldn’t spike blood sugar levels.
More often, ketogenic sweet treats are also made without or little wheat flour, making them gluten-free too. Finally, these desserts are also perfect for the health-conscious who want or need to cut down their sugar intake, such as those with diabetes.
Keep scrolling to find out where to find keto desserts in Singapore.
1. Kekito Bakery
Kekito Bakery: Sweetness Without the Sugar Rush
Meet Kekito Bakery, the brainchild of Charlene Yang. Charmingly quirky and online‑ready, this station is where Japanese dessert vibes meet savvy health hacks.
What Makes It Tick
- All-star sweetness: monkfruit & erythritol replace the usual sugar monster.
- No more maltodextrin drag‑in; peas-truly vegan vibes only.
- Flour? Not allowed. Nut‑niched batter sets the stage. Coconut swoops in as the star de‑fi‑nitely.
Think of it like a culinary makeover—desserts are upgraded with a pinch of science, a dash of taste, and zero guilt.
Must‑Try Treats
Charlene’s menu boasts a delightful lineup:
- Uji Matcha Japanese Cheesecake – earthy green leaves meet smooth clouds.
- Signature Yuzu Japanese Cheesecake – citrus zing pops against velvety texture.
- Signature 100 % Chocolate Fudge Cake – pure chocolate bliss, no hidden additives.
- Raspberry Vanilla Flower Cake – floral whisper meets berry‑tasting sweetness.
Each bite is a taste revelation: a perfect balance between indulgence and mindful ingredients.
Why You’ll Love It
Whether you’re chasing a sugar-free treat, craving true Japanese dessert flavors, or just wish to stay trendy and healthy—Kekito Bakery has got you covered. Their playful approach turns ordinary cravings into extraordinary experiences.
2. Locaba Bakery
Locaba: The Low‑Carb Bakery That Turns Diabetes into a Dessert Dream
Meet Markus Berndt, an Austrian engineer turned sugar‑sensitive dessert wizard. After a Type 2 Diabetes diagnosis, he flipped the script and started Locaba—short for Low CArb BAkery. It’s a place where cupcakes feel guilty but taste divine.
Why Locaba Is a Game‑Changer
- Diabetic‑Friendly: Every bite is crafted to keep blood sugar in check.
- All‑The‑Good‑Stuff: From keto to gluten‑free, even vegan options—because dessert should feel like a treat, not a threat.
- Research‑Backed Recipes: Continuous tweaking means no experiment gone wrong.
Menu Highlights (Keto‑Friendly Only)
- Low‑Carb Basque Burnt Cheesecake – a smoky delight that won’t crash your glucose meter.
- Low‑Carb Keto Carrot Cake – carrot rising to the occasion with minimal carbs.
- Vanilla Cream Cheese Cupcakes – sweet, light, and only a whisper of sugar.
- Tiramisu – careful layers of coffee, mascarpone, and a low‑carb espresso twist.
How to Grab Your Sweet Victory
- Order online (visit our simple, no‑frills (no phishing) web portal).
- Stop by 2 Kallang Ave, #01‑08/13 CT Hub 1, Singapore 339407 to pick up your goodies.
Feeling peckish? Locaba proves that managing diabetes and indulging in cake can coexist. Sweet tips: treat yourself, but keep those carb counts in check. Happy eating!
3. Ange Bakes Keto Bakery
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Ange Bakes Keto is founded by Angie and Joy, a two women team focused on bringing quality, guilt-free keto desserts at an affordable price. Natural sugar substitutes are used instead of table sugar while wheat-based ingredients are swapped with grain-free flours such as almond and coconut.
Keto All Chocolate Cake, Keto Chocolate Swiss Roll, Keto Strawberry Shortcake and Keto Chocolate Cheesecake – New York Style are but some of the desserts you’ll find here. The retail shop also stocks other keto products such as sauces, sweeteners, baking supplies and supplements.
1 Coleman Street, #B1, 09 The Adelphi, 179803
4. Seriously Keto
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Seriously Keto was started on Valentine’s Day 2019 by Janti Joso Brasali, a home chef and baker, who first dabbled in the ketogenic diet to shed a few pounds.
The brand has since expanded to Indonesia as well. Some of the popular desserts are the Pandan Cupcake, Red Velvet Cupcake and Strawberry Cake. You can also find gluten-free KetoBun and various iterations of bread.
32 Seah St, Singapore 188388
ALSO READ: 17 foods commonly taken on a Ketogenic diet
5. Delcie’s Desserts and Cakes
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Situated right next to Boon Keng MRT, Delcie’s has been serving up healthy, halal-certified desserts since 2009. The owner Delcie started substituting baking ingredients for healthier options due to her late mother’s health condition.
Delcie’s repertoire ranges from vegan, gluten-free to diabetic- and baby-friendly treats, with keto options such as Coconut Rocher Cake, Opera Cake, Vegan Keto Rochers Chocolate Gianduja Balls and Vegan Keto Double Chocolate Chip Muffin.
34 Whampoa West, #01-83, Singapore 330034
6. Kind Kones
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With Singapore’s hot tropical weather, ice cream is one of the best ways to stay cool while enjoying a sweet treat. Kind Kones was founded in 2017 by Ishpal and Serina to create delicious vegan ice cream.
The brand only has two keto-friendly options at the moment: Keto Avocado Coconut and Keto Chocolate Sorbet.
583 Orchard Rd, B1-27 Forum The Shopping Mall, Singapore 238884 and 290 Orchard Rd B1-15 The Paragon, Singapore 238859
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7. Mrs. Plump’s
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Mrs. Plump’s was created by Australian-born Mia Kusen who wanted to create healthy ice cream options for her children Matthew and Bennett when they were stricken with hand, foot, and mouth disease and could only consume ice cream due to the ulcers.
The brand focuses on incorporating nutritious ingredients such as kale and chia seeds into their churned delights. There are currently three keto options available: Keto Chocolate Kale, Keto Acai Berry and Keto Cinnamon Coconut.
20 Upper Pickering St, Singapore 058284
8. Sofi Cafe Pizza
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For those who are looking for a complete meal rather than just desserts, come to Sofi Cafe Pizza, a sister brand to Pasta Brava. They have an entire menu dedicated to keto foods ranging from starters, main courses, drinks and desserts.
The sweet treats available are Tiramisu, Panna Cotta with either berries sauce or coffee-flavoured, Dark Chocolate Brownies and Keto Cookies.
10 Craig Rd, Singapore 089670
ALSO READ: This new keto-friendly cafe at Haji Lane has healthy, diabetic-safe gelatos in pandan leaf-wrapped cones
9. SuperPop
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SuperPop is committed to creating nutrient-packed foods made with natural whole foods. As a result, you’ll find a wide range of both savoury dishes and sweet baked goods here.
The keto dessert selections include Icy Triple Chocolate Cookies, Kaya Lemongrass Cookies, Bergamot Earl Grey Olive Oil Cake, Refreshing Lemon Curd Tart and Nama Choc Tart with Sea Salt.
5 Ridgewood Cl, Unit G1 Ridgewood Condominium, Singapore 276696
10. Momolato
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Also featured in our story on gelaterias in Singapore, Momolato also serves up keto versions of the cold sweet dessert. Flavours include Yuzu Lemon Cheesecake, Fresh Mint Yogurt Cheesecake, Nama Chocolate, Triple Cheese and Avocado Chocolate.
Momolato also has three keto sorbet flavours inspired by Singapore: Fullerton (black yuzu lemon sorbet), Little India (mango coconut) and Arab Street (avocado).
34 Haji Lane, Singapore 189227
This article was first published in The Singapore Women’s Weekly.
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