Nesuto specialises in French-Japanese bakes, so while that makes the Italian Tiramisu a bit of an outlier, you can still expect the utmost standard that Nesuto is known for. Each one comes in a personal jar, with layers of Zabaglione and ladyfingers textured with a house-made dark chocolate crumb and dusting of cocoa powder. You also get a dropper with rum, so you can tailor the amount of booze yo...

Supply & Demand’s tiramisu is made with two types of liqueur – Baileys and Kahlua – so this is sure to appeal to those who like their tiramisu with a boozy kick. The other aspects of the tiramisu are also uncompromising, with the sponge cake adequately drenched with espresso, and the mascarpone cheese cream is properly rich and creamy. Have it all by yourself or share with a friend! Either way, it...

You might not really expect a brewery to feature tiramisu on the menu, but this one does. And you’ll be surprised at how good it actually is! Don’t be fooled by its unassuming appearance – it is a flavour bomb soaked in aromatic coffee liqueur, layered with rich mascarpone cheese, generously powdered with cocoa then topped with homemade sea salt chocolate. A heavenly combination!

The Tiramisu Hero is one of the pioneering tiramisu-focused cafes in Singapore. Order online and you get to customise your tiramisu to your liking, everything from your desired size, flavour (pick from 21 different ones!) and sweetness. No matter if you go for the classic flavours or more unconventional ones like Durian or Kaya, you will love the dense and creamy tiramisu that is flavourful withou...

Looking for some authentic Tuscan fare? Then make sure to check out Trattoria Nonna Lina and end your carb-heavy meal with their tiramisu that’s made in-house. The dessert is generous with thick mascarpone cheese layers and layers of espresso-spiked sponge fingers. Each spoonful hits all the right spots, with the perfect balance of chocolate, booze, and coffee.