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It’s always a tussle for the top spot on our Pineapple Tarts list and this year, Ding Bakery claims the honours. Don’t just take our word for it – over 80,000 customers shelled out for their delectable range of CNY goodies last year alone! Their bestselling product is the award-winning Premium Melt-In-Your-Mouth Pineapple Tarts (Ball) (S$22.90)that...
With pineapple tarts being virtually synonymous with Chinese New Year, it’s no surprise thatPineapple Tarts Singaporeis once again at the top of our list ofpineapple tarts. If you have been keeping up with our recommendations, you will certainly recognise the name, as will thousands of other Singaporeans. Part of the magic of Pineapple Tarts Singap...
56 years is a lot of time to perfect your trade and that’s exactly what fourth-generation CNY goodies specialist, Wang Lai Bakeryhas done. Famous today around Singapore and even across our borders, they started as a humble home operation baking for friends and family. It amazes us that even in this day and age, and despite the massive number of ord...
Another one of the familiar names on our annual best CNY tarts list isPan Pacific Singapore. The iconic hotel at Marina Square with a number of award-winning restaurants is known for its gastronomical flair, an asset that extends to its lunar festive offerings. Garnering the accolades this year is their 凤梨酥Pineapple Rounds (350g) (S$42). These meti...
Homegrown French-Japanese patisserie Nesutohas made quite a mark on our palettes with its delectable range of premium pastries and cakes. In the Year of the Dragon, it takes a step into unchartered territory with pineapple tarts. It’s no meek little step, either, but a confident stride that debuts a whole new range of the popular Chinese New Year s...
Amethyst Pastry & Cakesis a Hainanese bakery widely known for its superb range of creative mooncakes. This year, they are tantalising our tastebuds with their duo of Chinese New Year 2024 pineapple delights. The first is everybody’s all-time favourite, the Premium Pineapple Balls – Original Flavour (S$28). Refined in the Amethyst kitchen so it is p...
Another of Singapore’s most trusted and well-known bakeries is Bengawan Solo. From a single store in 1979, it has expanded to almost 50 in tiny Singapore. They are obviously doing something right and they definitely do CNY pineapple tarts right. The Bengawan Solo Pineapple Tarts (330g) (S$28)box is great for gifting with its elegant octagonal shape...
Halal-certified bakery Yang Yangsells directly to customers only during the Chinese New Year season. For the rest of the year, they supply their tasty cookies and pastries to hotels, bakeries and other brands. Their traditional sweet and savoury pastries come in elegantly simple packaging that belies the sophisticated flavours of the treats that li...
20 years old and going strong, Baker’s Wellis one of the most popular bakeries in their East Coast Road neighbourhood. That popularity has a lot to do with the annual release of their Chinese New Year snacks. Leading the delicious charge is theirJuicy Pineapple Tarts(Regular S$29, Large S$50). These tarts are the Baker’s Well signature Chinese New ...
Opening its first outlet in 1949, Le Cafe Confectionery & Pastryhas one of the longest histories of any bakery in Singapore. Now over 70 years old, they have expanded to3 locationsand are best known for their“Golf Ball” Pineapple Tarts. These crumbly, buttery delights have been putting a smile on customers’ faces since the 1990s. They are available...
A food guide to the best pineapple tarts for Chinese New Year, with reviews, prices and locations of 10 bakeries. Find out which ones are the most popular, innovative and delicious, from classic to fusion flavours.
- Ding Bakery. What do you look for in pineapple tarts? For me, I like my pineapple tarts buttery and flaky, and packed with a pineapple filling that has a perfect balance of sweetness and sourness.
- Pineapple Tarts Singapore. Fancy some melt-in-your-mouth pineapple tarts? Look no further than Pineapple Tarts Singapore which has introduced a wide variety of unique pineapple tarts that hold surprises.
- Wang Lai Bakery. Wang Lai Bakery is a familiar brand to regulars at the annual Chinese New Year bazaar in Chinatown. Even though there is no CNY bazaar this year, you still can get a piece of their goodies online, while stocks last!
- Zee and Elle. Zee and Elle is known for their gorgeously ethereal cakes and pretty dessert boxes. This festive season, the longstanding cake business is prepared to wow patrons again with tarts and cookies rocking flavours inspired by nature.
- Ding Bakery. Melt-in-your-mouth, homemade goodness that contains zero preservatives? We just can’t wait to get our hands on Ding Bakery’s delicious pineapple tarts.
- Pineapple Tarts Singapore. Freshly handmade with premium ingredients, these buttery goodies from Pineapple Tarts Singapore are easily in the running for one of the best in town.
- Wang Lai Bakery. Craving a buttery dose of nostalgia that won’t break the bank? Lovingly handcrafted using a four-generational recipe, Wang Lai Bakery’s pineapple tarts tick all the right boxes.
- Chatterbox. Think of Chatterbox, and chances are, its well-loved Mandarin chicken rice will come to mind. But, we dare say, the restaurant’s newly launched pineapple tarts deserve just as much hype.
- Ding Bakery. If you’re looking for premium pineapple tarts in unique flavours, Ding Bakery is not to be missed. The homegrown bakery comes up tops when we mention CNY goodies—just look at the slew of raving reviews online!
- Pineapple Tarts Singapore. Image credit: Pineapple Tarts Singapore. Pineapple Tarts Singapore offers 100% homemade and handmade pineapple tarts, all based on award-winning recipes passed down through generations.
- Wang Lai Bakery. Image credit: Wang Lai Bakery. Wang Lai Bakery has been around since 1968, selling their delicious pineapple tarts in Chinatown. The recipe here is another multi-generational one, and Wang Lai Bakery takes great pride in handmaking their tarts to this day.
- Cedele. Image credit: Cedele. Cedele prides themselves on preparing bakes with unrefined sugar and other premium ingredients, and the same can be expected for their melt-in-your-mouth pineapple tarts available this Chinese New Year.
30 years on, KELE’s pineapple tarts achieved acclaim and were “Voted Best Pineapple Tarts in Singapore”. We are now synonymous with Pineapple Tarts where every year our tarts are well sold out months before Lunar New Year.
Feb 22, 2021 · Learn how to make crumbly and buttery pineapple tarts from scratch for Chinese New Year. This recipe includes pineapple jam filling, pastry dough, egg wash and baking tips.
