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Sweetlands Confectionery & Bakery
10 Kim Keat Ln, Singapore 328867
Opening Hours
STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 80 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 29 May 2026
Sweetlands Confectionery & Bakery is a classic, old-school bakery known for its freshly baked, preservative-free bread and generously sized buns.
We think it's a solid choice for those seeking traditional local bread, especially for making kaya toast at home.
Reviewers consistently praise the soft, pillowy texture of the buns, often noting a pleasant sweetness.
While some find the kaya and orh nee buns overly sweet, the sweet potato bun, priced at around $1.30 when part of the 3-for-$4 deal, comes highly recommended for its small, flavourful chunks.
The bakery operates almost 24/7, with evenings being a particularly good time to visit as loaves are baked for island-wide distribution.
We'd recommend Sweetlands for a taste of nostalgia and reliable, fresh bread, but perhaps stick to the less sweet bun options.
Signature
sweet potato bun
Best time
evenings for fresh loaves
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 80 · 5 sources
What customers say
Sweetlands Confectionery & Bakery is praised as an old-school bakery offering fresh, soft, and generously portioned buns and traditional bread.
Customers particularly enjoy the chicken floss, mashed potato & cheese, garlic, butter sugar, and kaya buns, noting their delicious taste and suitability with coffee.
While some find certain filled buns, like orh nee and kaya, overly sweet, the sweet potato bun with chunks is a standout.
The bakery is also known for its fresh daily bread, often baked overnight, and the presence of pet tortoises outside.
Google Reviews
Old school bakery! You can smell freshly baked bread once you arrived. The portion of individual buns is huge! Nice soft buns.
The chicken floss bun, mashed potato & cheese bun, and garlic bun were all delicious and fresh! The buns have a light sweetness that pairs perfectly with coffee.
After having kaya toast for breakfast, my kid requested for traditional bread loaf, so she can make her own toast at home. I swung by this bakery that bakes traditional local bread. They also have bu…
Bought a $2 hua-bao loaf and 3 buns for $4. Orh nee and kaya ones tastes almost the same and veryyyyy sweet, while the sweet potato 🍠 tastes the best with small sweet potato chunks inside. Would onl…
interesting old school bakery that opens close to 24/7! buns (3 for $4) honestly don't look that appetizing but omg super delicious the bread is pillowy soft and yet still bouncy, has a sweet aftert…
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