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7 Places To Get Korean-Style Macarons in Singapore aka Fatcarons

Image Credit: Left - @thecrashbaker on Instagram, Right - @sumsum_makalong on Instagram

Korea is more than just kimchi. With aesthetically pleasing cafes at every corner, everything from interior to desserts must stand out to attract the social media savvy crowd. Fatcarons, or ttung-carons are one of those things that stand out.

With 2-3 times more fillings than French macarons, these macarons cannot be eaten in one bite. You can try, but with so much filling, they’re probably best when savoured slowly.

They can even contain pieces of fruit, such as a whole strawberry or even confectionary such as a Kit Kat bar.

You can now get these beautiful Korean-style Macarons in Singapore from these bakeries:

Where To Get Korean Macarons in Singapore

Whites Bakery

Chocolate Series Fat Macarons in Singapore by WhitesBakery
Image Credit: @whitesbakery on Instagram

Whites Bakery is a local home-based bakery that mainly sells basque burnt cheesecakes and fat macarons.

They usually sell them in a box of 6 with a different theme each time.

The Chocolate Candy series featured a Matcha Kitkat Macaron, with a bar of green tea kit kat in between the filling. An Oreo Cheesecake Macaron with an entire Oreo biscuit in between the filling as well as a Nutella Ferraro Rocher Macaron.

You can keep these macarons for up to 5 days in the chiller and are best consumed after leaving them in room temperature for about 10 to 15 mins.

For orders, you can DM them or keep a lookout for bake sales via their Instagram.

Nanatang Bakes

Image Credit: @nanatangbakes on Instagram

Nanatang currently has 10 different flavours for their fatcarons, featuring some local flavours such as Orh Nee, Milo Dinosaur and Durian Mochi King.

The most interesting flavour is a Ham and Cheese macaron, which features actual slices of ham as the filling.

However, they will be revamping their menu soon, so it’s a possibility that there may be new flavours.

For orders, DM them on Instagram for an order form.

UPDATE: You can now get Fatcarons via their new store located right below their baking studio in Kampung Bahru! HaengBokCakeYo is a dessert store opened by them selling Korean-inspired bakes.

Sum Sum Makalong

Image Credit: @sumsum_makalong on Instagram

Sum Sum Makalong is a home-based bakery that focuses on Korean-style macarons.

Interesting flavours include a Coffee Jollypong Macaron that utilizes the Korean snack, Jollypong and a Cheese Cracker that has Julie’s cracker on top of the macaron.

For orders, you can DM them on Instagram.

The Crash Baker

Image Credit: @thecrashbaker on Instagram

The Crash Baker is a home-based bakery that bakes on weekends. The online bakery focuses on cakes, fatcarons and desserts such as tiramisus.

The first thing that caught our eye was the Tiramisu Fatcaron that’s coated in a luxurious amount of cocoa powder. We can already imagine how rich and creamy it’ll taste!

You can also get a Fat macaron lunch box that comes with 4 fatcarons. Previous flavours included a vanilla buttercream macaron coated with Fruity Pebbles.

For orders, you can DM them on Instagram.

Sweedyp Patisserie

Image Credit: @sweedyp.sg on Instagram

Sweedyp Patisserie started selling fatcarons back in Dec 2019. Till this date, they have done special flavours launches such as a Kaya Toast Macaron and a Milo Dinosaur Macaron for National Day this year.

Their Mao Shan Wang Fatcaron, which was a special flavour, has been added to the menu as a permanent flavour.

A popular flavour is the Crème Brulee Fatcaron that features a vanilla bean buttercream, caramel filling and topped off with a torched sugar glaze on top. Visually, they look absolutely delicious.

For orders, you can DM them on Instagram.

Sinfulcakes

Image Credit: @sinfulcakes on Instagram

In the month of August, Sinfulcakes launched their version of the Korean Fat macarons, called CHUBBI B0y3s. They are 3x the size of their usual macarons and come in flavours such as Earl Grey Lotus and Pistachio Mango.

However, the last we heard, they are currently taking a break from selling Fat Macarons, so let’s hope they make a comeback soon with their CHUBBI B0y3s.

In the meantime, the patisserie is offering bakes such as doughnuts and their usual sized macarons.

Sinfulcakes is located at 2 Jln Lokam, Kensington Square.
You can also get more info from their Instagram updates for bake sales.

Yummy AF

Image Credit: @yummyaf_ on Instagram

Yummy AF has 3 different sets of eclectic stuffed macarons:

Yummy AF is available on Pickupp.sg and has an islandwide delivery fee of only $2.90.

Fat Macarons in Singapore

These home bakers in Singapore are churning out macarons that look so professional and delicious. It’s nice to see local-inspired flavours in some of these fat macarons and we wonder what the next craze would be. Any ideas?

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