IceBox Cafe

Icebox Cafe made history as Singapore's first halal bingsu cafe, introducing the Korean shaved ice dessert trend to the Muslim community. Located at 89 Rangoon Road near Farrer Park MRT station in the Little India area, this pioneering establishment specialized in Korean desserts and creative treats.

The cafe's menu centered around authentic Korean bingsu - finely shaved ice topped with various sweet ingredients - alongside other innovative offerings. Their signature items included massive "Shakes in your Face" milkshakes, the unique Cookie Shot Glass (.90) served with a mini jug of milk and ice cream, and Turon, a Filipino-inspired dessert combining jackfruit, banana, ice cream, and cheese. The cafe also offered thick toasts and various other Korean-style desserts.

As a Muslim-owned establishment, Icebox Cafe filled an important niche by providing halal-certified Korean desserts, allowing Muslim diners to enjoy the bingsu trend that had swept across Singapore. The cafe was known for its generous portions and creative presentations, making it a popular destination for dessert enthusiasts looking for Instagram-worthy treats.

Located in the vibrant Rangoon Road area, the cafe attracted both locals and visitors exploring the Little India district. However, Icebox Cafe ceased operations on 6th February 2017 and has permanently closed. Despite its closure, the cafe is remembered for pioneering the halal bingsu concept in Singapore and introducing many diners to Korean dessert culture.