Fruit tarts in Singapore range from Japanese-style tarts with lightly sweetened cream and piled-up fresh fruit to French tarts on crème pâtissière or almond cream and modern tarts flavoured with tea or florals. Individual tarts usually cost $8-$14, and whole tarts for sharing start at about $45 and go up to around $90. Shops are spread out, from malls such as VivoCity and Funan to Tiong Bahru, River Valley and Crawford Lane, and several work mainly on pre-orders. Fresh fruit tarts are best eaten on the day they are bought, as the shell softens overnight, so time collection close to when you plan to serve them.
Last verified: October 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
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Fruit Paradise Japanese-style fruit tarts · $$
Fruit Paradise tops its tarts with lightly sweetened cream and fresh fruit chosen daily by Japanese patissiers, with no preservatives or artificial additives. Its VivoCity outlet is listed on the MUIS halal directory.
- Cuisine: Japanese-style fruit tarts
- Price: $$
- Must-try: Mixed Fruit Tart, Mango Tart, Nutty Caramel Tart
- Where: 1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-59, VivoCity, Singapore 098585
- Area: HarbourFront
- Nearest MRT: HarbourFront
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Le Tart Modern fruit and floral tarts · $$
Le Tart makes individual and sharing-size tarts finished with fresh fruit and intricate piping, with fruit flavours such as lychee raspberry, apricot oolong and blueberry lemon cream cheese. Orders are picked up or bought from its Crawford Lane collection point. Older guides list an Admiralty kitchen address; its website now gives Crawford Lane as the collection point.
- Cuisine: Modern fruit and floral tarts
- Price: $$ · Individual tarts $12-$14; sharing-size tarts from about $82; same-day delivery if ordered by 1pm (subject to availability)
- Must-try: Polly Blush (lychee raspberry), Dewleaf Orchard (oolong longan), Timber Grove (hazelnut chocolate mixed berries)
- Where: 462A Crawford Lane, #01-73, Singapore 191462
- Area: Lavender
- Nearest MRT: Lavender
- Hours: Daily 9.30am-4pm (pick-up)
Pâtisserie CLÉ French tarts · $$
Pâtisserie CLÉ was founded in 2018 by pastry chefs Germaine Li and Joy Chiam, who previously worked at Les Amis and the former Joël Robuchon Restaurant. Its tarts include fruit options such as the Tropico and a poached-pear bourdaloue. It is not halal-certified.
- Cuisine: French tarts
- Price: $$ · Individual tarts from about $9-$10, such as the Tropico (mango, passionfruit, coconut) at about $10
- Must-try: Tropico Tart, Bourdaloue (poached pear) Tart, Orh Blanc Tart
- Where: 415 River Valley Road, Singapore 248314
- Area: River Valley
- Nearest MRT: Great World
Drips Bakery Cafe Tart specialist · $
Drips says it specialises in tarts, including fresh fruit, baked and mini tarts. It has a bakery studio in Tiong Bahru and an outlet at One Raffles Place.
- Cuisine: Tart specialist
- Price: $ · Tarts from about $8.80 (Honeycombers, Apr 2025)
- Must-try: Fresh fruit tart, French Pear Tart, Cinnamon Apple Tart
- Where: 71 Seng Poh Road, #01-37, Singapore 160071
- Area: Tiong Bahru
- Nearest MRT: Tiong Bahru
- Hours: Daily 8am-6pm
Fieldnotes Modern tarts and cakes · $$
Fieldnotes sells boxes of 8cm tarts and whole tarts, including strawberry and raspberry fruit options, for next-day delivery or pick-up. It is not halal-certified, but its kitchen uses no pork, lard or alcohol.
- Cuisine: Modern tarts and cakes
- Price: $$ · Strawberry Rose Tart $27.90 for a box of three (8cm); Raspberry Pistachio Tart from $65.40 (15cm)
- Must-try: Strawberry Rose Tart, Raspberry Pistachio Tart, Strawberry Genmaicha Tart
- Where: 391 Orchard Road, #04-34, Takashimaya S.C., Singapore 238872
- Area: Orchard
- Nearest MRT: Orchard
- Hours: Daily 10am-9.30pm
- Halal: No pork, no lard
Fredo's Bakery Neighbourhood patisserie · $$
Fredo's is a small Clementi bakery run by pastry chef Alfred Chan in the Sunset Way space formerly occupied by Drips. It is known for its mixed berries fruit tart and lemon meringue tart.
- Cuisine: Neighbourhood patisserie
- Price: $$ · Tarts from about $11.50 (Honeycombers, Apr 2025)
- Must-try: Mixed Berries Tart, Lemon Meringue Tart
- Where: 109 Clementi Street 11, #01-05, Sunset Way Residence, Singapore 120109
- Area: Clementi
- Nearest MRT: Clementi
- Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-6pm; Sat-Sun 8.30am-6pm
Edith Patisserie Mini fruit tarts · $$
Edith Patisserie's bite-size fruit tarts (about 3cm) are filled with mango cream and topped with fresh strawberries and blueberries, and the box is listed as a bestseller. They are delivered or collected from its Outram Road bakery.
- Cuisine: Mini fruit tarts
- Price: $$ · Mango Blueberry and Strawberry Mini Fruit Tarts $20.40 per box of 12; 3-day ordering lead time
- Must-try: Mango Blueberry and Strawberry Mini Fruit Tarts
- Where: 275 Outram Road, #01-00, Singapore 169064
- Area: Outram
- Hours: Collection daily 10am-7pm
Délifrance Halal French bakery chain · $
Délifrance is a halal-certified French-style bakery chain whose catering menu includes boxes of 30 mini fruit tartlets. Its outlets, including JEM, are listed on the MUIS halal directory.
- Cuisine: Halal French bakery chain
- Price: $ · Mini Fruit Tartlets $65.90 for 30 pieces (catering)
- Must-try: Mini Fruit Tartlets
- Where: 50 Jurong Gateway Road, #B1-K15/16, JEM, Singapore 608549
- Area: Jurong East
- Nearest MRT: Jurong East
- Halal: MUIS-certified
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fruit Paradise | Japanese-style fruit tarts | $$ | HarbourFront | MUIS-certified |
| Le Tart | Modern fruit and floral tarts | $$ | Lavender | — |
| Pâtisserie CLÉ | French tarts | $$ | River Valley | — |
| Drips Bakery Cafe | Tart specialist | $ | Tiong Bahru | — |
| Fieldnotes | Modern tarts and cakes | $$ | Orchard | No pork, no lard |
| Fredo's Bakery | Neighbourhood patisserie | $$ | Clementi | — |
| Edith Patisserie | Mini fruit tarts | $$ | Outram | — |
| Délifrance | Halal French bakery chain | $ | Jurong East | MUIS-certified |
Your questions answered
Where can I buy the best fruit tarts in Singapore?
For Japanese-style tarts piled with fresh fruit and light cream, Fruit Paradise is the long-running name. For modern fruit tarts, try Le Tart, Pâtisserie CLÉ, Drips Bakery Cafe in Tiong Bahru and Fredo's Bakery in Clementi.
How much does a fruit tart cost in Singapore?
Individual tarts usually cost about $8-$14, for example from about $8.80 at Drips and $12-$14 at Le Tart. Whole sharing-size tarts typically cost $45-$90, and boxes of mini fruit tarts for parties start at about $20 for 12.
Are there halal fruit tarts in Singapore?
Fruit Paradise's VivoCity outlet and Délifrance outlets are listed on the MUIS halal directory. Fieldnotes is not certified but says its kitchen uses no pork, lard or alcohol. Check the MUIS directory for the specific outlet you plan to visit.
Do I need to pre-order fruit tarts?
Walk-in shops such as Drips sell individual tarts over the counter, but whole tarts and party boxes often need notice, for example three days for Edith Patisserie's mini fruit tarts. Le Tart works mainly on pre-orders, with same-day orders subject to availability.
How long do fresh fruit tarts last?
Fresh fruit tarts are best eaten on the day of purchase and kept cool until serving. Edith Patisserie, for example, advises against storing its mini fruit tarts overnight because the shell may soften.
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