Decided to go big with dessert after dinner and ended up ordering an entire whole cake instead of just a slice—and it turned out to be one of the best dessert decisions we’ve made in a while. We stopped by the Cat & the Fiddle outlet at Westgate and ordered their OG Basque Burnt Cheesecake. At the promotional price of just $15.90 for the entire cake, the value for money is practically unbeatable. In a city where a single artisan pastry or café dessert can easily run you $10 to $12, getting a full, freshly baked cheesecake for under sixteen dollars felt like an absolute steal. It easily satisfied two of us with generous portions and proved to be exceptionally filling. The highlight of the entire experience was the quality and temperature of the bake. We were fortunate enough to get it freshly out of the oven, and the difference was night and day compared to standard chilled cheesecakes. The caramelized, deeply bronzed top gave way to a center that was warm, silky, and literally oozing with rich, molten cheese. The texture hit that perfect balance between airy custard and decadent cream cheese without feeling overly cloying or heavy. Every bite was velvety, savory-sweet, and genuinely delicious. A quick note on the dine-in ambiance and seating: the outlet is relatively compact and cozy. There are only 4 small tables inside, accommodating no more than roughly 10 people at full capacity. Because seating is quite limited, it fills up very quickly during peak evening hours, and the majority of patrons opt for takeaway. If you plan on dining in to enjoy the cake warm on the spot, you might need a bit of patience or good timing to snag a table. If you are craving a comforting, high-quality dessert or looking for a shareable sweet treat in Jurong East, this Basque cheesecake is well worth checking out. Between the rich molten texture and the incredible promotional value, it easily earns a 5-star rating.
We ordered the Red Velvet Cheesecake from Cat & Fiddle because it matched my girl’s colourful party theme. 🌈🎂 The taste was quite moderate. The colourful sugar toppings added a nice crunchy texture when eating. It’s a good one to try if you’re looking for something fun and colourful. But for me, it was not as “WOW” as their original cheesecake. 😊
2nd visit Cookie with cheesecake core is very good. Gooey and chewy inside with crispy edges, cheesecake is good. Sweet salty combo is perfect. Worth the $3-$4 per cookie. Quite big also. Had been buying a series of disappointing cookies the past week from 4 different sellers and this was the best. Restored my love for cookies. Cheesecake with triple formage is amazing too. I don’t even like cheesecake and I loved it. 1st visit Didn’t see any reviews for the macarons so I thought I’d share one on Macaron Feline 1.0. Box of 6 for $12.50 comes with: 1) Lychee Rose (haven’t tasted) 2) Tiramisu (not a tiramisu fan but this is rly good. Coffee hits the spot!) 3) Blueberry (alright) 4) Caramel (haven’t tasted) 5) Pistachio (haven’t tasted) 6) Chocolate (doesn’t taste like cheap chocolate so that’s good) Works out to be $2.08 per macaron. Not bad! Quite worth! Newly renovated looks good. Staff quite cold.