The best smoothie bowls in Singapore include Nana's Acai in Toa Payoh, Ola Acai in Hougang, Project Acai and big homegrown chains such as The Summer Acai and An Acai Affair. Most bowls are acai-based, topped with granola, fruit and nut butters, and newer shops such as ChiAcai and The Acai Teahouse let you build your own with unlimited toppings. Expect to pay from around $6 to $16 depending on size. Many shops are small kiosks with limited seating and some close early when the acai sells out, so check hours before travelling.
Last verified: October 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
The list
Nana's Acai Acai bowls · $$
Ranked first in Eatbook's acai bowl round-up for its thick, rich blend; the brand runs two heartland outlets, in Toa Payoh and Marine Parade.
- Cuisine: Acai bowls
- Price: $$ · From around $7.80 (mini); large around $13.60
- Must-try: Acai Classic with almond butter drizzle
- Where: 116 Lorong 2 Toa Payoh, #01-150, Singapore 310116 (also Blk 81 Marine Parade Central, #01-644)
- Area: Toa Payoh
- Nearest MRT: Braddell
- Hours: Daily 11am-11pm (Toa Payoh, per official site)
- Halal: No
An Acai Affair Acai bowls · $$
Homegrown chain with around 18 outlets, from Katong (the original) and Haji Lane to 313@Somerset, NEX and Bedok, known for organic acai and DIY bowls.
- Cuisine: Acai bowls
- Price: $$ · From around $10.20 (Triple A, medium, per Eatbook)
- Must-try: Triple A, Nutty Party
- Where: 313 Orchard Road, #B3-48, 313@Somerset, Singapore 238895
- Area: Somerset & islandwide
- Nearest MRT: Somerset
- Halal: No
The Summer Acai Acai bowls · $$
Fast-growing homegrown chain with 22 outlets listed on its site, from Beauty World and Tengah to Kovan, Tampines and Paya Lebar; its acai base is vegan, dairy-free and gluten-free.
- Cuisine: Acai bowls
- Price: $$ · Classic bowls from around $10.20 (per Honeycombers, Nov 2025)
- Must-try: Basic Bitch, Bust My Nuts, Kyoku Matcha
- Where: 205 Hougang Street 21, #02-12A, Heartland Mall, Singapore 530205 (one of 22 outlets)
- Area: Kovan & islandwide
- Nearest MRT: Kovan
- Halal: No
Ola Acai Acai bowls · $$
Hougang acai cafe near Kovan offering signature and DIY bowls; ranked second in Eatbook's acai bowl round-up, with the Island Gal its bestseller.
- Cuisine: Acai bowls
- Price: $$ · Signature bowls from around $6.50; DIY from around $7
- Must-try: Island Gal, Nutz 4 Nuts
- Where: 210 Hougang Street 21, #01-273, Singapore 530210
- Area: Hougang / Kovan
- Nearest MRT: Kovan
- Hours: Daily 11am-10pm (per Honeycombers, Nov 2025)
- Halal: No
Project Acai Acai bowls / smoothies · $$
Long-running organic acai brand with four outlets: Holland Village, Takashimaya, East Coast Road in Katong and VivoCity. Bowls close earlier if sold out.
- Cuisine: Acai bowls / smoothies
- Price: $$ · From around $9.90 (Original Flower Bowl, per Eatbook)
- Must-try: Original Flower Bowl
- Where: 27 Lorong Liput, Holland Village, Singapore 277738 (also Takashimaya #B2-32A, 217 East Coast Road #01-03, VivoCity #01-92)
- Area: Holland Village & islandwide
- Nearest MRT: Holland Village
- Hours: Daily 11:30am-10pm last order (Holland Village, per official site)
- Halal: No
The Good Boys Cafe (acai bowls, poke) · $$
Office-district cafe with acai bowls alongside build-your-own poke and grain bowls; two outlets, at Collyer Quay and Tai Seng.
- Cuisine: Cafe (acai bowls, poke)
- Price: $$
- Must-try: Acai bowl
- Where: 20 Collyer Quay, #01-02, Singapore 049319 (also 1 Irving Place, #01-26, The Commerze Building)
- Area: Raffles Place / Tai Seng
- Nearest MRT: Raffles Place
- Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-6:30pm (Raffles Place, per official site)
Limaa Cafe Smoothie bowls / healthy cafe · $$
Small healthy cafe serving acai and smoothie bowls, juices and breakfast plates such as shakshuka; it now operates from Golden Landmark on Victoria Street.
- Cuisine: Smoothie bowls / healthy cafe
- Price: $$
- Must-try: Acai bowl, Fresh juices
- Where: 390 Victoria Street, #02-21, Golden Landmark, Singapore 188061
- Area: Bugis / Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
The Acai Collective Acai bowls · $$
Serangoon Gardens acai shop at myVillage using an unsweetened organic acai and frozen-banana base, with acerola and spirulina bowls as alternatives to acai.
- Cuisine: Acai bowls
- Price: $$
- Must-try: Acai Collective signature bowl, Spirulina Power bowl
- Where: 1 Maju Avenue, #01-08, myVillage, Singapore 556679
- Area: Serangoon Gardens
Gaia Acai Acai bowls · $$
Compact acai shop opposite Braddell MRT with an extensive signature-bowl menu; reviewers single out its pistachio sauce and fruit sorbet bases.
- Cuisine: Acai bowls
- Price: $$ · Petite from around $7; signature bowls from around $11.20
- Must-try: Pistachio kunafa acai bowl, N.4 Biscoff, N.12 Blue spirulina lychee sorbet
- Where: 109 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh, #01-302, Singapore 310109
- Area: Toa Payoh / Braddell
- Nearest MRT: Braddell
- Hours: Daily 11am-10pm (per Honeycombers, Nov 2025)
ChiAcai Acai & chia pudding bowls · $$
DIY bowl shop pairing acai, pitaya or coconut sorbet with house-made chia puddings and over 30 toppings; covered by Eatbook in November 2025.
- Cuisine: Acai & chia pudding bowls
- Price: $$ · Regular from around $10.90; large around $14.90
- Must-try: DIY bowl with acai and matcha chia pudding
- Where: 218 Pasir Panjang Road, #01-11, Icon@Pasir Panjang, Singapore 118579
- Area: Pasir Panjang
- Hours: Tue-Wed & Sun 10am-6:30pm; Thu-Sat 10am-10pm (per Eatbook, Nov 2025)
- Halal: No
Randy Indulgence Acai Bar Acai & pitaya bowls · $$
Tropical-themed acai bar at Plaza Singapura (the unit formerly listed as Acai Beach Club), also serving pitaya bowls; other outlets include Guoco Tower and Junction 8. CapitaLand's mall directory describes the brand as halal-certified, but it is not confirmed here on the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: Acai & pitaya bowls
- Price: $$
- Must-try: Acai bowl, Pitaya bowl
- Where: 68 Orchard Road, #03-21A, Plaza Singapura, Singapore 238839 (also 7 Wallich Street, #B1-10, Guoco Tower)
- Area: Dhoby Ghaut / Orchard
- Nearest MRT: Dhoby Ghaut
Soft Spot Acai Acai bowls · $$
Bangkok acai brand whose first overseas outlet opened in Joo Chiat in October 2025; its acai base has no added sugar, and signature cups include Softspot for Love with pistachio butter sauce.
- Cuisine: Acai bowls
- Price: $$ · Signature cups from around $9.40
- Must-try: Softspot for Love, Softspot for Cookies
- Where: 2 Fowlie Road, #01-16, Singapore 428505
- Area: Joo Chiat / Katong
- Nearest MRT: Marine Parade
- Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-9pm; Sat-Sun 9am-9pm (per Eatbook, Oct 2025)
- Halal: No
Im Acai Acai bowls · $$
Minimalist late-night acai cafe on Clementi Road near NUS, open until midnight, with signature bowls and matcha lattes.
- Cuisine: Acai bowls
- Price: $$ · From around $6.70; medium around $10.50
- Must-try: Im Acai, Im Nuts
- Where: 6 Clementi Road, #01-02, Singapore 129741
- Area: Clementi Road / Kent Ridge
- Hours: Daily 10:30am-12am (per Eatbook; Google Maps shows closing at midnight)
- Halal: No
The Acai Teahouse Acai & matcha soft serve · $$
Clarke Quay Central dessert spot (opened October 2025) serving acai and matcha soft serve by cup size, with one round of unlimited toppings.
- Cuisine: Acai & matcha soft serve
- Price: $$ · Petite from around $8.90; large around $14.50
- Must-try: Acai and matcha soft-serve mix
- Where: 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, #02-55, Clarke Quay Central, Singapore 059817
- Area: Clarke Quay
- Nearest MRT: Clarke Quay
- Hours: Sun-Thu 11:30am-9:30pm; Fri-Sat 11:30am-10:30pm (per Honeycombers, Nov 2025)
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nana's Acai | Acai bowls | $$ | Toa Payoh | No |
| An Acai Affair | Acai bowls | $$ | Somerset & islandwide | No |
| The Summer Acai | Acai bowls | $$ | Kovan & islandwide | No |
| Ola Acai | Acai bowls | $$ | Hougang / Kovan | No |
| Project Acai | Acai bowls / smoothies | $$ | Holland Village & islandwide | No |
| The Good Boys | Cafe (acai bowls, poke) | $$ | Raffles Place / Tai Seng | — |
| Limaa Cafe | Smoothie bowls / healthy cafe | $$ | Bugis / Kampong Glam | — |
| The Acai Collective | Acai bowls | $$ | Serangoon Gardens | — |
| Gaia Acai | Acai bowls | $$ | Toa Payoh / Braddell | — |
| ChiAcai | Acai & chia pudding bowls | $$ | Pasir Panjang | No |
| Randy Indulgence Acai Bar | Acai & pitaya bowls | $$ | Dhoby Ghaut / Orchard | — |
| Soft Spot Acai | Acai bowls | $$ | Joo Chiat / Katong | No |
| Im Acai | Acai bowls | $$ | Clementi Road / Kent Ridge | No |
| The Acai Teahouse | Acai & matcha soft serve | $$ | Clarke Quay | — |
Your questions answered
Where can I get the best smoothie bowls in Singapore?
Frequently recommended spots include Nana's Acai (Toa Payoh and Marine Parade), Ola Acai (Hougang), Project Acai (Holland Village, Takashimaya, Katong, VivoCity) and the chains The Summer Acai and An Acai Affair, which have around 20 outlets each.
How much does a smoothie or acai bowl cost in Singapore?
Small bowls start from around $6 to $8, mediums usually run around $9 to $12, and large bowls around $13 to $16. DIY shops such as ChiAcai charge by size, from around $10.90 for a regular.
Are there halal smoothie bowl shops in Singapore?
None of the venues in this guide is confirmed here as MUIS halal-certified. Eatbook states that Nana's Acai, Ola Acai, ChiAcai, Im Acai and Soft Spot are not halal-certified. CapitaLand's mall directory describes Randy Indulgence Acai Bar as halal-certified (renewed yearly), so check the MUIS directory or ask the outlet if halal status matters to you.
Which smoothie bowl places let you add unlimited toppings?
ChiAcai at Icon@Pasir Panjang offers over 30 toppings for a fixed bowl price, and The Acai Teahouse at Clarke Quay Central sells acai soft serve by cup size with one round of unlimited toppings.
Are smoothie bowl shops open late?
Im Acai on Clementi Road is open until midnight, and Nana's Acai in Toa Payoh until 11pm. Many mall kiosks close around 9pm to 10pm and some shops stop serving early once the acai sells out.
Do I need to book a smoothie bowl cafe?
No. Nearly all are walk-in kiosks or small cafes with limited seating that do not take reservations. Takeaway and delivery apps are common, and queues are usually short outside weekend afternoons.
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