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While there are many goodies to indulge in during festive seasons, nothing quite beats a plate of kueh lapis. These intricately layered cakes are staple snacks during Hari Raya, and they make great treats to share with your loved ones! Here are our top picks for the best kueh lapis in Singapore – including halal options too:
| Brand | Pickup Address | Recommended Kueh Lapis Flavours | Price |
| Halal Kueh Lapis | |||
| Deli Indo | 60 Kaki Bukit Place, Eunos Techpark, S(415979) |
| $30 – $33.80 |
| Pastry Mart | 1 Senoko Avenue, S(758297) |
| $45.80 – $46.35 |
| Monica | Delivery only |
| $18.95 |
| Lavisan | Contact retailer for pickup location |
| $64 – $92 |
| Holland Bakery | Delivery only |
| $143 |
| Bake Inc | 8A Admiralty Street, Food Xchange @ Admiralty, S(757437) Check out their locations here |
| $37.50 |
| Non-halal Kueh Lapis | |||
| Gin Thye | 427 Sembawang Road, S(758394) |
| $21 – $35 |
| Delyco | 18 Changi South Street 1, S(486780) |
| $5.60 |
| LaMoist | Delivery only |
| $50.50 – $51.50 |
| Ollella | Bedok: #05-031550 Bedok Food City, S(489950) Far East Square: #01-04 135 Amoy Street, S(049964) Mount Alvernia Hospital: #01-25 820 Thomson Road, S(574623) |
| $38.30 – $53.30 |
| Spikoe Livana | Delivery or pickup at Shopee Collection Point only |
| $20.90 |
| Diana | Delivery only |
| $51.50 |
| Mdm Ling Bakery | 10 Ang Mo Kio Street 65, #03-15, S(569059) |
| $42 |
| IndoChili | 54 Zion Road, S(247779) |
| $40 – $148 |
| Bengawan Solo | 23 Woodlands Link, S(738730) Check out their locations here |
| $80 |
✔ Halal-certified
You can’t beat the originals when it comes to the best kueh lapis in Singapore, but this Red Velvet Lapis Legit from Deli Indo comes in close! Layers of red velvet batter alternate with butter sponge cake, giving this kueh lapis a cocoa aroma and a stunning red accent. Made using traditional recipes handed down from the Dutch colonial era, you can rest assured that the quality of this Indonesian kueh lapis legit is top notch! But, if you want more traditional flavours or something fruitier, I recommend their Prune or Cranberry Kueh Lapis too!
Address:
60 Kaki Bukit Place, Eunos Techpark, S(415979)
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
Free delivery
Delivery timing: Mon – Fri, 10am – 2pm, 3pm – 7pm
*Minimum advanced order of 48 hours is required.
‘Layers to Success’ is just the right name for these kueh lapis from Mdm Ling Bakery as they have a rich, buttery flavour and a soft cake texture that still leaves you with a bite. The Layers To Success Kueh Lapis from Mdm Ling Bakery comes in a pack of two, so there’s plenty to go around as you’re sharing them with friends and family this Hari Raya 2025! Plus, you can get them in different flavours, like the classic original, chocolate, and even hawthorn for an extra special treat!
Address:
10 Ang Mo Kio Street 65, #03-15, S(569059)
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
Free delivery
Pre-order; delivers in 7 days
✔ Halal-certified
Another frontrunner on our list has got to be this Rainbow Kueh Lapis from Monica. Just look at the colourful layers of sponge cake that’ll add a pop of colour to your Hari Raya festivities! Made from a generations-old recipe, you can expect a traditional taste with a moist, buttery cake and even layers. The cake is vacuum-sealed to preserve freshness since it’s made without preservatives, so you can be sure the cake is always brand new. Besides their rainbow kueh lapis, I also recommend their Raisin Kueh Lapis – it packs a punch with a hint of fruitiness!
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
Free delivery
Delivers in 4 – 5 days
Delivery timing: Mon – Fri, 10am – 5pm
*Self pickup available
✔ Halal-certified
Made with layers upon layers of high-quality ingredients, the Lavisan Kueh Lapis has proven to be a fan-favourite time and again. In fact, it is one of the best halal kueh lapis in Batam – so much that it transcends geographical boundaries! You no longer have to specially make a trip abroad just to get that rich, decadent taste of premium butter and margarine. Just sit back, relax and wait for that delivery of luscious kueh lapis in the comforts of your own home!
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
Free delivery for orders 9 boxes and above
*Self-pickup available
✔ Halal-certified
Need to feed a whole crowd? This Halal Kueh Lapis Legit from Holland Bakery will be right up your alley. Besides, it’s not just a large layer cake, it’s delicious too! At 1.9kg, this halal kueh lapis makes a sweet snack for Hari Raya as each layer is flavoured with butter and spices to give it that signature taste. To live up to its standard of one of the best kueh lapis in Singapore, it is packaged in a sealed plastic so that it is guaranteed to stay fresh and hygienic from the bakery to your table. Pro tip: heat up a slice in the microwave or place the entire cake in a hot oven for a few minutes to get that warm, freshly-baked quality!
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
$1.99 delivery fee
Delivers in 5 – 6 days
Just look at those beautiful layers, and that shiny, glossy top on this Original Kueh Lapis from Bake Inc! Bake Inc has one of the best halal kueh lapis with a moist, glossy top and a buttery flavour that uses a signature mix of spices in the batter. Each layer is separated by slightly toasted crumb, which adds depth to the cake without being too oily or too sweet. It’s a delicious way to end your Raya dinner this 2025, and it makes a great snack to go along with some tea!
Address:
8A Admiralty Street, Food Xchange @ Admiralty, S(757437)
Check out their locations here
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
$2.98 delivery fee
Pre-order; delivers in 2 days
Delivery timing: Mon-Fri, 10am – 2pm or 3pm – 7pm
*Self-pickup available
Who doesn’t know about Gin Thye? Whether you’re a fan of their love letters, pineapple cakes, or bakkwa, Gin Thye has become a household name for all types of local delicacies – their kueh lapis included! They have every flavour under the sun: from traditional Prune and Durian Kueh Lapis, to unconventional flavours like White Rabbit Kueh Lapis! My mouth is already watering thinking about those soft, spongy cake layers!
Address:
427 Sembawang Road, S(758394)
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
$2 delivery, free for orders above $50
Delivery timing:
Mon – Fri: 3pm – 7pm
Sat: 10am – 2pm
*Minimum advanced order of 48 hours is required.
When I tell you that Delyco kueh lapis is dense, you know you’re in for an indulgent treat. Spongy and sweet, these layered cakes are packed with flavour, and are best eaten warmed up for a snack. Delyco has raised the bar when it comes to the kueh lapis. Their original Delyco Kueh Lapis is a crowd-favourite as it needs no frills to be delicious! With such a fragrant aroma, this kueh lapis surely makes for the perfect treat this Hari Raya.
Address:
18 Changi South Street 1, S(486780)
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
Free delivery
Delivers in 4 – 5 days
Go bold this Hari Raya with some of the best kueh lapis from LaMoist. I’m talking about their Cinnamon Kueh Lapis that has a strong spice-y aroma you can smell right out of the box, making it perfect for those who love those warm, spiced flavours! Want something different? I highly recommend their Cheese Kueh Lapis, which has that ideal balance of sweet and salty flavours. Plus, LaMoist uses only fresh and real ingredients in their cakes, and you can taste it! From flour and butter to eggs and sugar, dig into a flavourful dessert that will become the highlight of your Hari Raya celebrations!
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
Free delivery
Scheduled weekly delivery
How can you make your kueh lapis even more decadent? Add Nutella to it! This Nutella Kueh Lapis from Ollella is a level up from your traditional flavours with the sweet, nutty flavour of the popular chocolate-hazelnut spread. It’s sure to be a hit dessert for Hari Raya, especially with the kids! However, if you’re not into Nutella, Ollella makes some of the best traditional kueh lapis too, with flavours like butter, spiced, and prune.
Address:
Bedok: #05-031550 Bedok Food City, S(489950)
Far East Square: #01-04 135 Amoy Street, S(049964)
Mount Alvernia Hospital: #01-25 820 Thomson Road, S(574623)
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
Free delivery
Delivery timings: Mon-Fri, 10am – 2pm or 3pm – 7pm
*Self-pickup available from 11am – 5pm
This isn’t your grandparents’ traditional lapis legit! Spikoe Livana sandwiches kueh lapis in a brownie base and a marble cake top, creating distinct layers that will present beautifully on your Hari Raya spread. Their Lapis Legit Spikoe Brownie Cake is considered one of the best kueh lapis, and you can have it delivered right to your doorstep! Sink your teeth into soft layers of chiffon and layered cake, and enjoy the decadent chocolate flavour of the brownie base. It’s a great addition to any celebration, and it’s 100% halal!
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
$1.99 delivery fee
Delivers in 2-5 days
*Self-pickup at Shopee Collection Points available
Get the best of both worlds with this two-in-one kueh lapis from DIANA. You get both popular Diana Kueh Lapis in one box: their original spiced, and their prune kueh lapis! Taste aside, this DIANA kueh lapis is also one of the best in Singapore due to its incredibly soft and spongy texture that has a light bounce to it for a bit of a bite. Plus, the prune flavour adds some fruitiness to the cake that cuts through all that buttery richness!
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
Free delivery
Scheduled weekly delivery
✔ Halal-certified
Boasting strong and distinct flavours, you can count on this Halal Kueh Lapis from Pastry Mart to be a hit among your guests this Hari Raya. It’s known as one of the best kueh lapis cakes in Singapore, with a generous 1kg portion that serves a crowd. The original flavour is unmatched, but Pastry Mart also serves up halal kueh lapis in flavours like Pandan and Coffee. Get yourself a slice, and have it with tea or coffee for the perfect high tea snack!
Address:
1 Senoko Avenue, S(758297)
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
$2 delivery fee
Delivers in 4 days
Delivery timing: Mon – Fri, 10am – 2pm, 3pm – 7pm
*Self-pickup available
Claiming to have the best kueh lapis in Singapore is a bold move, but IndoChili is confident enough with their cakes to take that spot! Well, it certainly makes our list for having one of the best layered cakes as they make each cake perfectly bouncy yet soft and aromatic. What’s more, IndoChili makes their kueh lapis non-greasy, so you don’t get that cloying, oily feeling after eating a slice! Indulge in their signature flavours like plum or durian, and enjoy the texture of their almond-topped original.
Order from IndoChili here.
Address:
54 Zion Road, S(247779)
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
Self-pickup only
Pickup hours from 11:30am – 9pm
How could we compile a list of the best kueh lapis in Singapore without mentioning cakes from Bengawan Solo? This decadent treat tastes as good as it smells, and you can already get a whiff of its spiced layers as soon as you open the box! However, Bengawan Solo infuses alcohol to their kueh lapis, which adds a depth of flavour, but makes this layered cake non-halal. Still, it makes a great snack, and is a popular cake for those who love the warm flavours of cinnamon and spices.
Order from Bengawan Solo here.
Address:
23 Woodlands Link, S(738730)
Check out their locations here
Kueh lapis delivery in Singapore:
Delivers in 3 days
Delivery timings: Mon – Fri, 9am – 12pm, 1pm – 4pm, 3pm – 6pm
*Self-pickup available from 11:30am – 9pm
Kueh lapis (also spelled as kue lapis and kuih lapis) is a traditional Indonesian snack that is commonly eaten during festive occasions like Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa. In Bahasa Indonesia, the term ‘kueh lapis’ literally translates to ‘sweet layer cake’. While this sweet treat originated in Indonesia, kueh lapis is popular in neighbouring countries like Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore too, so you can find this cake at a local bakery or available for online delivery!
You may have heard of two types of kueh lapis – kueh lapis legit and kueh lapis sagu. But how are they different? The kueh lapis legit, which originates from Indonesia, is most commonly eaten as a Hari Raya treat in Singapore. Also known as Indonesian layer cake or Spekkoek, the kueh lapis legit is more like a cake than a glutinous rice kueh. It is made of flour and baked into a puffy layered cake – almost like a mille crepe! It is usually yellow and brown in colour due to the batter mixes and cocoa powder used. Sometimes, the layers are dyed in different colours to become a rainbow kueh lapis legit.
Meanwhile, kueh lapis sagu (also known as nine-layer kueh) is more of a glutinous rice kueh than a cake. This nonya kueh has to be steamed gradually, where the layers are subsequently added in an alternate order to avoid different colours mixing together. This gives the kueh lapis sagu its layered pattern and bouncy gelatin-like texture which is sticky and chewy. Ingredients needed include rice flour, sago, coconut milk, sugar, salt, and food colouring. Follow these nonya kueh recipes to try making your own nostalgic local delights!
With Hari Raya just around the corner, it’s high time to stock up on some of the best kueh lapis in time for open house! Looking for more snacks for Hari Raya? Check out the best halal snacks that will get you munching away, or these delicious Hari Raya cookies that promise a satisfying crunch. Otherwise, you can always visit these halal dim sum restaurants for a taste of siew mai and chee cheong fun.
This article was updated on 13 February 2025. Additional research done by Janica Ng.
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