Puffs And Peaks Bakery Cafe Tampines Changkat

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Hidden gem tucked away in a neighbourhood community centre, serving up comforting food with a local touch. It's a great spot to chill with friends and family, though do head down early as seats fill up quickly during peak hours. ✨ **Highly recommended:** 🥞 **Buttermilk Maple Syrup Pancakes** The pancakes are incredibly fluffy, with a light buttermilk flavour that pairs perfectly with the maple syrup. Simple, comforting, and delicious. 🍳 **Tuna Scrambled Eggs on Sourdough** A unique combination of creamy scrambled eggs, spicy tuna, and in-house Ikan bilis that comes together surprisingly well. The eggs are cooked beautifully—soft, silky, and almost omurice-style. Every bite is rich and satisfying. 🍵 **Black Sesame Matcha & Mocha Latte** Worth trying if you're looking for something a little different. The flavours are smooth and enjoyable without being overly sweet. ————- 😖😖Can be Better 😖😖———— 🍝 **Hae Bee Hiam Duck Pasta** This was the only dish that didn't quite work for us. While the first bite was interesting, the flavours became overpowering after that. The combination of hae bee hiam and duck felt unbalanced, and the different elements didn't blend harmoniously. Unfortunately, it's not a dish we'd order again. We have an uneasy after taste after thought. Hopefully, the menu evolves with a new pasta creation in the future. Overall, it's a cosy neighbourhood café that's definitely worth visiting, especially for its pancakes, donuts (sold out) and brunch selections. A hidden gem that's perfect for a relaxing meal with good company.

Zoe

Visited on a weekday afternoon and it was still quite crowded. I previously went to the Tampines Central outlet, only to realise they don’t serve the Buttermilk Hotcake there (I should’ve checked beforehand!), so I was glad I made it here in time. The café was clean and well-maintained. It did get a little noisy with groups chatting, but that’s understandable given how busy it was. The staff were clearly overwhelmed during the lunch crowd, yet they remained friendly and polite throughout. The Buttermilk Hotcake was light, fluffy, and not too rich, so I managed to finish the whole plate by myself. It’s a self-service café with infused lemon water, sauces, and utensils readily available for customers. Do note that hot food is only available until 3.30pm, so it’s worth arriving earlier if you’re planning to order from the hot food menu. I’d definitely return to try their pasta and pastries next time!

Eug. N

Lovely place in Tampines for a nice breakfast/brunch! Ordered the buttermilk hotcakes and the shio pan with a flat white! The buttermilk hotcakes was made to order and it was fluffy. Think McD’s hotcakes but three times thicker and still as fluffy with a nice sauce! The shio pan heated up was the first I ever had, and it was crispy and soft inside! Really good!

Bryan Aw

One of the best cafes in the east. Came in at around 2pm on a Sunday, & lots of their pastries were already sold out. Their buttermilk pancake is so moist, with an intensely umami packed sauce, which after talking to the owners, used soy sauce for a really well rounded bite. Their Hae Bee Hiam pasta with smoked duck was also really good, with the Hae bee hiam mixing really well with the smoked duck and cream. Other than that, all the bakes were also really amazing, with the lemon curd doughnut and orange blossom olive oil cake being my favourite. Definitely super underrated.

Declan “DeKodez MC” Tan

Fantastic. Some of the best baked goods in Singapore and its really great that its so accessible to the neigbourhood. Donuts are delicious with perfect texture and chew with fillings that don't taste cheap. I've tried most of the savoury pastries and they are really creative and tasty too. Been here multiple times and will come back for sure.