The Daily Scoop

I love ice cream and I love this place! They do classic flavors (chocolate, berries) really well and unusual flavors very well! They add new flavors regularly so there’s always something new to try. My favorite is avocado, something rare in SG. I also like hazelnut and salted caramel.

We stopped by at 11:00 am, not our usual ice cream eating time, to enjoy a sweet treat. We split a scoop of Salted Mr. Brown. It was served in a cold and frosty bowl with a small steel spoon. We loved holding a real bowl and spoon, not plastic and paper! At $ 3.40 for a large scoop the value is beyond generous, and this was some of the best ice cream I have ever had. The flavor of Salted Mr. Brown is sublime, subtlety salty, sweet but not too much, with a caramel flavor. Though we didn’t have a waffle or brownie they looked really good, and I would certainly return to try. The pints to go are $ 12.50, certainly a bargain, especially compared to premium brand commercial ice creams that are not as rich and tasty as The Daily Scoop. I can’t wait to return.

I have always loved this place :) great ice cream and waffles. It’s always crowded though and a place to sit is not guaranteed. Free water (which is a real plus for me!).
Had their minty mint on a cone (good cone too!) after a really heavy meal. Hits the spot :)

I don’t think you can go wrong with any of the flavors. If you like durian, they do it well.

For durian lovers, this place may be for you. However for me, I really cannot stand durian smell. One step coming to this place you’d be welcomed with a very strong durian smell. Not too mention the place was soo loud. Coming around 4 pm on a Saturday, def not a good place to have a chat with a group of friends over dessert — unless if you don’t mind shouting across the table :/

Best ice cream i have tried so far. I love their coconut, mr brownie ice cream. Though I dony like durian taste but everyone said that it’s really good.

Had Salted Mr Brown on my 2^nd visit… bits of brown sugar, brownies & a hint of sea salt. Love.
Had to get a scoop of durian as well. Thank goodness this place is not close to my neighborhood bc I’d visit regularly.
Figs & honey was so good last time that I got a pint for my freezer.
Did I mention 1 scoop here is only SGD3 for quality ice cream made in house?!

Probably the best ice cream I’ve had in sg! You can taste the sweetness of the fresh ingredients used and the assortment of flavours leaves you spoilt for choice! (both fruits and creamy flavours are equally delectable depending on your personal taste) Highly recommended!

Love their waffles!!! One of the best in town. My fave ice cream flavors are coconut, rum raisin, and the mao shan wang durian. If you never had coconut ice cream before, please do yourself a favor and try it!

Excellent for people with a weird taste in ice creams. Salty Mr Brown a must have.

This place is a staple. One of the better ice cream places in town, and conveniently located. The cookie monster flavor with chocolate cookies in chocolate ice cream is great, so is the strawberry cheesecake. Lately I have been getting the lemon sorbet with a Perrier which is the perfect afternoon refreshment without having it weigh me down. Their ice cream can sometimes seem like it doesn’t have enough fat or flavor though.

I’ve been hooked on Daily Scoop’s Rum Raisin at the Sunset Way outlet since it opened for business. I won’t ramble, I only have the following recommendations to make of other house specials that are outstanding:
1. Surprising Coconut
2. Chendol

We went to Daily Scoop as part of a Holland Village waffle tour which included Hatched and Island Creamery. Daily Scoop was the clear winner as far as waffle texture went (Hatched’s waffle tasted lacklustre and wasn’t served with ice cream; Island Creamery’s had clearly been reheated from a frozen packet)
The Daily Scoop waffle was light and crispy, with irregular edges that suggested it had been freshly pressed while raising the crunch factor. It was worth eating on its own merit, not just extra starch to accompany the sugary ice cream (the $ 5.80 waffle plus ice cream set cost the same as the thawed version served at Island Creamery across the road).
The ice cream (chocolate) was satisfactory in taste and texture but none of the available flavours that day particularly appealed to us. We will return again when the waffle craving strikes.

The Daily Scoop has the best ice cream I’ve had in Singapore, and the coconut flavor is delicious. Unlike Cold Stone Creamery, the Daily Scoop serves realistic portions, and the price is right. The décor and general feel of this ice cream shop reminded me of ice cream shops in the US, where they’re full of smiling people and peppy staff. I highly recommend the Daily Scoop!

It is so very rare to find something this good in Singapore that isn’t absurdly expensive. Their flavours all all good and none of them taste artificial (unlike other ice cream places around the city — ahem). The turnover of goods here is very swift. The service is very fast and we never have to wait in a line. It’s crazy loud inside so we always grab our cones and go for a walk.

love daily scoop!
i love the coconut ice cream, avocado, and lychee martini.
sometimes they have chempedak and durian ice cream as well.
they serve junior scoop, and it doesn’t matter if it’s actually for adults :)
the free-​flow water is a sure plus compared to cold stone.

One of my favourite places to go to for a fuss free ice cream dessert whenever I have dinner at the holland village area. It’s usually pretty packed so that explains how good the ice cream is here!
If you feel that the interior is too cold to sit in on a rainy day, there are benches along Jalan Merah Saga outside that are also nice to hang out and enjoy your scoops.
My favourite flavour here is the salted caramel ice cream — an increasingly popular flavour but daily scoop has the right balance of salty and sweet.
I also like some of their seasonal flavours like the cempedak (LOVE THIS!) Absolutely adore creativity in flavours and the cute names that go along with it.
Daily Scoop is a perk-​me-​up after a really long, tiring or horrible day.

Daily Scoop, located at the much quieter Chip Bee garden, is a place I go to when I’m craving quality ice cream, but feel reluctant to pay the $ 5+ that premium ice cream places like Haagen Dasz charge. The variety of ice cream sold here is amazing — from traditional favourites like rum and raisin and cookies and cream to more local delights like durian ice cream, and a rather strange wasabi mango flavoured creation. Standing at the ice cream counter, sampling all the delightful ice cream, makes one feel like a kid in a candy store!
The décor of Daily Scoop is okay. Plastic chairs, a colourful wall mural — let’s just say it’s homely and quaint and leave it at that. The best thing to do when having ice cream here really is to buy a tub of your favourite flavour, and claim one of the benches dotting Chip Bee gardens. There you get to enjoy (relative) quiet, and be close enough to pop into the ice cream store to use their washrooms and grab their free (!!!) iced water (:
All in, I’d recommend Daily Scoop as a place to bring someone that you’re on the 3^rd date on — quiet enough to continue to get to know each other, but with yummy ice cream flavours which can be used as a conversation filler should (god forbid) the conversation run stale.

I’m wondering how much profit they make, because the concept is so simple. It’s just an empty space, 4 white walls with some decals, cheap chairs and tables and an icecream counter. Add an all time favourite of durian icecream and the place is always packed.
Not my all time favourite though, because of the durian icecream smell and the uncomfortable chairs i always take out a bucket of iceceam. Good value!

One of the pioneers in the growing legion of artisan ice creams, The Daily Scoop didn’t go with the massive expansion like some ud… other stores, choosing instead to just have two stores, and possibly «keeping it local». The first store at Sunset Way still stands, and does brisk business, but opening in Chip Bee Gardens? Genius, I say! This store is bigger, brighter, and the wall decals make it a whole lot more fun! Don’t get me wrong, I still love Sunset Way… ooooh I’m digging myself a hole here. Let’s talk about ice cream.
Coconut is the must-​have flavour here, fresh coconut water and flesh go into the ice cream, and I’ve talked to some of the aunties who hack (no jokes here, they’ve got knives) apart fresh you coconuts to get to the goodness inside. YUM. You think, what? Coconut? Eh. Don’t liddat lah… TRY OKAY? It’s really good! They’ve got loads other flavours too, and they come up with seasonal stuff all the time. I’m reminded of a Christmas special with cherries, and a Ba Gua (sliced roasted pork) one for Chinese New Year…
They make everything on location, and that’s the way it should be. Sometimes they even make a batch in front of you, and that’s pretty cool to watch. The staff are fun, and of course accommodating when you want to try every other flavour before picking number one.
Did I mention waffles yet? I spoke to the auntie who was making one for me, and she was telling me the recipe is a closely guarded secret (or maybe I imagined it), but of course it’s pretty damn good. Crispy outsides, soft chewy insides, smelling awesome as ever, you know how this goes… and you keep ordering them.