Singapore’s 10-Cent Pancake Is Here With Irresistible Cheese Pulls

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Named the 10 Cent Pancake, this delightful snack can be found at a dedicated takeaway kiosk in Tanjong Pagar Plaza.

Singapore’s 10-Cent Pancake Is Here With Irresistible Cheese Pulls

Highlights

  • Delicious, coin-shaped treats are a favourite street food in some regions
  • Singapore now offers its own version
  • Find out more about it below

Korean 10 won cheese coin pancake and the Japanese 10 yen pancakes are one of the most popular dessert options. These delicious, coin-shaped treats are a favourite street food option, typically filled with gooey mozzarella cheese. Singapore now offers its own version, cleverly shaped like a 10-cent coin, adding a local twist to this global trend. Named the 10 Cent Pancake, this delightful snack can be found at a dedicated takeaway kiosk in Tanjong Pagar Plaza, making it Singapore's first standalone shop for this trendy treat. The 10 Cent Pancake is designed to resemble an oversized version of Singapore's old 10-cent coin, featuring intricate details such as “TEN CENTS” boldly stamped on it and a delicate star jasmine design etched into the batter. Each pancake is roughly the size of a palm and offers a satisfying cheese pull with every bite, thanks to its generous filling of mozzarella cheese. What sets the 10 Cent Pancake apart from its Korean and Japanese counterparts is its unique filling options. 

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A few days ago, a Japanese parfait, towering at 1.2 metres, took the internet by storm with its impressive layers and intricate presentation. Shared in a viral Instagram video, the dessert-making process captivated viewers as a vendor carefully built the towering treat. Starting with chocolate and strawberry ice cream, they added layers of cornflakes, kiwi slices, whipped cream, and more ice cream, stacking on fruits and cones. The final touch included a soft-serve swirl, creating a masterpiece that had to be eaten in portions. Read more here.

Another popular dessert is Dubai's Kunafa chocolate. Traditionally made with shredded pastry and soft cheese soaked in sweet syrup, kunafa gets a delicious upgrade with the addition of chocolate. Melted chocolate or Nutella is folded into the cheese or drizzled on top, creating a perfect blend of crispy, gooey, and chocolate flavours. This fusion dessert has become a hit in Dubai's cafes and dessert shops, especially loved for its unique mix of sweet, creamy and crunchy textures. See here.

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