Stock up on your favourite cookies and kuih raya from these local bakeries this Hari Raya to enjoy with friends and family
The end of the holy month of Ramadan is near and Muslims around the world will celebrate Eid al-Fitr, which is also known as Hari Raya Aidilfitri or Hari Raya Puasa come March 31. Apart from spending time with family and loved ones, something many look forward to during this time is digging into mouthwatering goodies.
Various bakeries around the island are joining in on the festivities and coming up with delectable cookies and kuih. Whether you enjoy traditional cookies like kuih bangkit (tapioca cookies) and kuih makmur (peanut cookies) or looking for creative and innovative treats, there’s something for everyone.
If you have yet to get your hands on your favourite goodies ahead of time, act fast to prevent any disappointment. Below, we share some of our favourite kuih raya to savour this Hari Raya.
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1. Deli Maslina

Above A platter of Deli Maslina’s bestselling sweet delights in a ready-to-serve round platter fit for Hari Raya gatherings (Photo: Deli Maslina)
Located in Bedok Reservoir, this is for the “in-the-know” kuih raya gourmands who appreciate heritage without the fluff. They are famous for their Makmur (peanut-filled leaf-shaped cookies) which many consider the best in the East. Those who are ordering a platter or two from them, don’t miss the Lapis Pelangi (Rainbow Lapis) and their iconic Epok Epok (curry puffs) for those who want a savory break from the sweets.
2. Twobakeboys

Above The Dubai Chewy Cookie by Twobakeboys is crispy on the inside and perfectly chewy on the outside (Photo: Twobakeboys)
While famous for their Thai Tea crepe cakes, this halal-certified bakery has pivoted into the season's biggest trend: the Dubai Chewy Cookie. Their Hari Raya 2026 collection features classics like kuih bangkit and butter cookies, alongside the viral Dubai Chewy Cookie in sets of four.
3. Big Mouth Bakehouse
The team behind the legendary (and now closed) Fluff Bakery has returned under this new moniker, collaborating with Penny University. They’ve taken their cult-favorite cupcake flavors and translated them into “crunchy-style” jars. It’s the same quality fans have missed, but perfect for Raya visiting. Go for their Sea Salt Chocolate Chip Cookies and their signature Double Chocolate cookies.
Big Mouth Bakehouse
Address: Wisma Geylang Serai
4. Ollella

Above Find an extensive selection of treats at Ollella (Photo: Facebook / Ollella)
Founded by Indonesian sisters Ollyvia and Marcella Putri in 2016, this pastry shop offers an extensive selection of treats from ondeh ondeh cake to lemper ayam (steamed shredded chicken braised in savoury coco kueh dadar (sweet coconut pancake). Its spiced lapis is a signature, featuring an aromatic blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves and cardamom. Savouries are available too, such as the chilli shrimp rolls, chicken floss rolls and pumpkin crackers.
Ollella (multiple locations)
Address: 135 Amoy Street, 01-04, S(049964)
5. The Royals Cafe

Above Complement your Hari Raya feasts with goodies from The Royals Cafe (Photo: Facebook / The Royals Cafe Siglap)
Complement your Hari Raya feasts with goodies from The Royals Cafe. On top of dishes such as fried mee siam, roast chicken and nasi lemak, find sweet creations like pistachio cranberry biscotti, pineapple tarts and kueh lapis. For a large family gathering, opt for its assorted mini pastries set and dig into creamy mini chocolate eclairs, light and airy mini vanilla profiteroles, fragrant mini ondeh ondeh Swiss rolls, and zesty mini lemon yogurt cake. Orders require four days notice.
The Royals Cafe (multiple locations)
Address: 19 Upper East Coast Road, Crescendo Building. S(455209)
6. Sea Salty Bakes

Above Rich and chocolate-y creations are in the spotlight at this humble bakery (Photo: Facebook / Sea Salty Bakes)
Rich and chocolate-y creations are in the spotlight at this humble bakery. The perfect addition to your festive spread, its fudgy sea salt choc chunk brownies are generously filled with chocolate coverture chunks and sprinkled with sea salt flakes. Along with decadent brownies, the bakery also offers chocolate mochi muffins, milk chocolate macadamia cookies, banana Nutella muffins and more.
Sea Salty Bakes
Address: 3 South Buona Vista Road, 01-23 Viva Vista Shopping Mall, S(118136)
7. The Butter Studio

Above Celebrate the festive season with a selection of bakes from The Butter Studio (Photo: Facebook / The Butter Studio)
Celebrate the festive season with a selection of bakes from The Butter Studio. Crowd favourites include its crumbly dendeng pineapple tarts, Nutella latte tart and pandan biscoff tarts. If you can’t decide what to get, go for its signature Raya eco hamper. The set sees its beautifully designed Jute bag brimming with sea salt red velvet cookies, pandan Biscoff cookies, Arabian dates and pomegranate concentrate.
The Butter Studio (multiple locations)
Address: 200 Victoria Street, 01-61 to 61A, Bugis Junction, S(188021)
8. Tartistry by M

Above Impress your guests this Raya with Muslim-owned home-based bakery’s artisanal tarts (Photo: Facebook / Tartistry by M)
Impress your guests this Raya with Muslim-owned home-based bakery’s artisanal tarts. Opt for the assorted fruits mini platter and savour tarts crafted with rich and creamy homemade custard. Chocolate fans can opt for the Fabulous Mini platter instead which features 16 mini tartlets, including the Callebaut 70 per cent dark chocolate sea salt mini tartlet and Callebaut 33 per cent milk chocolate cocoa nibs mini tartlet.
Order from tartistrybym.com
9. Ratu Lemper
Ratu Lemper’s premium lapis and traditional kuih are freshly handmade with no preservatives. Dig into goodies like the fresh chempedak lapis, a crowd favourite comprising rich and buttery lapis generously topped with chempedak flesh. When it comes to kuih, take your pick from its selection of kaswi (steamed palm sugar rice cake topped with shredded coconut), onde onde (rice cake balls filled with palm sugar) and putri salat (steamed glutinous rice and custard), among others.
Ratu Lemper
Address: 31 Arab Street, Singapore 199730
10. Melvados
Celebrate the festive season with Melvados’s Hari Raya celebration box. Perfect for gifting to your loved ones, each box features a selection of the brand’s popular goodies, including rainbow cookies, hazelnut pistachio cookie jar and apam balik cookie jar. The latter takes inspiration from the traditional Malaysian pancake apam balik and is made from a blend of flour, coconut, grown peanuts and sweet corn.
Melvados
Address: 1 Maritime Square, 01-04 Harbourfront Centre
11. Deli-Indo
Fans of kueh lapis can revel in Deli-Indo’s offerings. Established in 1998, the brand is loved for its handmade kueh lapis. On top of classic flavours, like the prune lapis that come dotted with US-imported prunes, the online store also offers unique flavours including pandan, red velvet and rainbow. The latter is a favourite among the little ones and features colourful and lightly spiced layers of cake.
Order from www.deli-indo.com.sg
12. My Mum’s Cookies
At My Mum’s Cookies, find both traditional and unique home-baked goodies. Check out its seasonal Hari Raya cookie collection and choose from a wide variety of sweet and savoury treats. Try its yuzu pineapple balls, a new addition that sees sweet homemade yuzu jam mixed with its signature pineapple filling and wrapped in a buttery pastry.
Order from mymumscookies.com
13. Cik Fah’s
This online Muslim-owned bakery offers traditional and modern raya goodies. A crowd favourite is the mini makmur, a sweet and savoury cookie filled with crushed toasted peanuts. The savoury filling is balanced with a generous dusting of powdered sugar. Other must-try treats are the sweet and tangy cranberry pineapple ball; peanut butter nonya kapet; and buttery rainbow lapis.
Order from kuihraya.sg
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14. Happy Halal Cookies

Above Happy Halal Cookies makes delicately handmade cookies (Photo: Happy Halal Cookies)
Celebrate Hari Raya by digging into delicately handmade cookies from Happy Halal Cookies. Try its black sesame salted egg cookies, a crumbly cookie infused with rich salted egg flavours and topped with black sesame. For a sweeter treat, go for its pandan pineapple tarts. The online bakery’s unique take on the traditional treat sees sweet and tangy pineapple filling encased in a layer of light pandan pastry.
Order from halalcookies.com.sg
15. All Things Delicious

Above Snack on indulgent goodies from All Things Delicious this Raya (Photo: All Things Delicious)
Snack on indulgent goodies from All Things Delicious this Raya. Look forward to perennial favourites, including the classic sugee cookie. These traditional cookies are made with clarified butter and semolina, resulting in a buttery and slightly nutty aroma and crunch. Alternatively, go for its raya delight hamper basket—a box of tea, two petite jars of cookies, a packet of nuts or granola, and a little cake of your choice.
All Things Delicious
Address: 34 Arab Street, 01-01, S(199733), +65 6291 4252
16. Bread Garden
Begin the Hair Raya festivities with a jar of goodies from this halal bakery. Here, each batch of treats are lovingly handmade without the use of preservatives. Don’t miss out on its classic macadamia butter cookies, made with crunchy Australian macadamia nuts. These treats are buttery and airy, with macadamia chunks adding texture to each bite.
Bread Garden
Address: Bukit Batok East Avenue 3 01-257 Block 283, S(650283), +65 6560 2923
17. Mdm Ling Bakery

Above You can never go wrong with a batch of cookies from this halal online bakery (Photo: Mdm Ling Bakery)
You can never go wrong with a batch of cookies from this halal online bakery. Coffee lovers can try its fragrant kopi siew dai cookies. This sweet treat sees roasted java flavours encased in a buttery melt-in-your-mouth cookie. For something more traditional, go for the classic peanut cookies, a highly addictive treat filled with aromatic nutty flavours.
Order from www.mdmlingbakery.com





