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Comestivel Desserts was a beloved family-friendly cafe that offered a unique space where parents could relax with coffee and desserts while children played. The name Comestivel, meaning edible in Portuguese, reflected the establishment international influences and creative approach to sweet treats.

The Muslim-owned cafe operated at multiple locations over the years, including 31 Arab Street and later at Siglap Centre at 55 Siglap Road. The establishment gained recognition for its innovative dessert creations that blended international flavors with local preferences, creating unique offerings rarely found elsewhere in Singapore.

The menu featured creative desserts like strawberry balsamic basil and lychee rose scented Pavlova Rolls, peanut butter jelly cheesecakes, and kinder pies. Their Nutella Cheesecake Tart became particularly popular among dessert enthusiasts, along with various specialty tarts that showcased the bakery creative culinary approach.

What set Comestivel apart was the welcoming atmosphere designed with families in mind. The play area for children made it an ideal destination for parents seeking a comfortable cafe experience without worrying about keeping youngsters entertained. This family-friendly approach, combined with quality halal desserts, filled an important niche in Singapore cafe scene.

Unfortunately, Comestivel Desserts has since closed its doors, marking the end of what was once a popular destination for halal dessert lovers and families in the Siglap and Arab Street areas.