Originating from Korea, 19Tea specialises in bubble tea as well as souffle pancakes, and they make an affordable option to satisfy any souffle pancakes cravings. They’ve also grown their arsenal since their opening in 2018, with flavours such as Original, Matcha, Tiramisu, Oreo, Red Velvet Oreo and Biscoff! Address: Multiple outlets

An unlikely spot for souffle pancakes, Bangkok Jam serves a Thai-inspired version of the Western soufflé, featuring thick and fluffy pancakes served atop sweet sticky rice. It also comes with mango cubes, pomelo bits and dried rose petals, and served with coconut cream for extra decadence. Another one to try has to be the Thai Milk Tea Soufflé, an indulgent treat served with Thai Milk Tea pudding,...

Another pancake café from Japan, Belle-Ville is known for its meringue mille-feuille (French for “thousand layers”) pancakes. Compared to fluffier pancakes found elsewhere, the ones at Belle-Ville are more buttery and eggy, thinner yet still fluffy. Each pancake is made fresh upon order and the meringue is whipped into the batter and grilled on the spot. The cafe only serves sweet pancakes such as...

Hailing from Japan, the famous Flipper’s is one of the OG cafes dishing out these jiggly stacks. Made from premium Kanagawa Hinata eggs, quality butter and Hokkaido Kitahonami wheat flour all flown in fresh from Japan, it’s no surprise that these pancakes are delicate and pillowy soft. So much so that no knife is needed, and you’ll be handed two forks to work your way through the fluffy stack inst...

A local homegrown brand run by pancake enthusiasts, Fluff Stack has grown leaps and bounds since its first location hidden in corner of Suntec City’s basement. Apart from its fluffle souffle pancakes that are eggy and cloud-like, the brand also differentiates itself with the option to add toppings such as coconut sago, hazelnut chocolate, gula melaka boba and fruits. Got a serious sweet tooth? Go...

Hailing from Osaka, Gram is famous for its pancakes, each 4 cm tall, and becomes a towering display when stacked. They are slow-cooked on low heat and whipped full of air, which results in a fluffy texture which is like a cloud or cotton candy. Try their Premium Pancakes which comes with a thick maple syrup and housemade whipped cream which is light and milky. Address: Multiple outlets

Hoshino Coffee is one of the underrated spots for souffle pancakes in Singapore. Their single-piece Pancake is freshly baked upon order, and served hot and jiggling with either maple or honey syrup. They also have flavoured souffle pancakes, such as the Matcha Pancake which comes drenched in matcha sauce and topped with a scoop of matcha ice cream! Address: Multiple outlets

French-Japanese cafe Miam Miam is another spot to get your fix of souffle pancakes in Singapore. Try their pillowy Fuwa Fuwa Pancakes which come in flavours such as Berry Loving, Choco and Tiramisu. They are made fresh upon order and take a minimum of 20 minutes to prepare, so it would take some of your patience. But you know what it is they say – good things are worth the wait! Address: Multip...

Nico Cafe is a pet-friendly floral shop and café and they have one of the most IG-worthy souffle pancakes around. The Creamy Sweet Potato pancake comes decorated with homemade sweet potato sauce, chocolate chips, blueberries and dried cranberries along with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Even though the souffle pancakes may not seem as tall, wobbly or bouncy, this plate of soufflé pancakes is a pie...

Seiwaa is an okonomiyaki and teppanyaki restaurant, and you might be surprised to know that they do a really good souffle pancake too! Like a true okonomiyaki restaurant, Seiwaa cooks the pancakes right in front of you! Once done, the pancakes are drizzled with a gula melaka sauce instead of maple syrup – a unique and localised twist! The pancakes are wonderfully poofy and fluffy and make for the...