Swee Heng Bakery has been baking with passion since 1989, evolving from a humble family bakery serving the local community with traditional confectioneries and bread into one of Singapore's most trusted halal-certified bakery chains. With over three decades of experience, Swee Heng has built its reputation on delivering fresh, high-quality baked goods while maintaining strict halal standards certified by MUIS (Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura). The bakery's commitment to sourcing all ingredients from halal-certified suppliers, from flour to flavorings, ensures that every product meets the dietary requirements of Muslim consumers while maintaining exceptional taste and quality that appeals to all Singaporeans.
The comprehensive product range at Swee Heng Bakery encompasses everything from daily fresh bread and pastries to custom celebration cakes and corporate catering solutions. Their specialty lies in creating halal birthday cakes with diverse options ranging from classic chocolate to innovative custom designs, while their bulk bread wholesale services cater to restaurants, cafes, and institutions across Singapore. The bakery's catering services feature expertly prepared mini high tea selections including pastries, cakes, and baked goods that elevate corporate events and private gatherings, demonstrating their versatility beyond traditional retail bakery operations.
Swee Heng Bakery's success lies in their perfect balance of traditional baking craftsmanship with modern convenience, offering online ordering and doorstep delivery services that cater to today's busy lifestyle. Their strong online presence through their website sweeheng.com.sg and active social media engagement reflects their commitment to connecting with customers in the digital age while maintaining the personal touch that has defined their brand for over 30 years. As both a neighborhood bakery and a reliable corporate supplier, Swee Heng continues to sweeten Singapore's celebrations and daily life with their dedication to halal excellence and baking innovation.
yesterday evening i saw a food handler, a Chinese lady with short hair, refilling the waffle batter
Yesterday evening, I observed a food handler, a Chinese lady with short hair, refilling the waffle batter without wearing gloves. Additionally, the employee used a pair of scissors from a drawer to scrape the remaining batter from a strainer, which seemed to be an improper and unsanitary practice. Please look into this matter ASAP and take the necessary precautions to train your employees properly.
Dhia Syazwani
Bro i litterly ate one of the hot dog bread AND IT GOT ME ALMOST VOMIT AND ST FIRST I WAS ACTUALLY S
Bro, I literally ate one of the hot dog buns and it almost made me vomit. At first, I was actually suspicious because behind the hotdog, there was like a purple thing, and I just threw away the bread.
Bread & Bake
Bread-and-buns confectionery not unlike Breadtalk, but with a wider selection of staples including p
A confectionery similar to BreadTalk, but with a wider selection of staples including po lo buns, tarts, etc. It's cheaper, though the buns tend to be more oily. If BreadTalk is that classmate who keeps changing her style to stay fresh, Swee Heng is like the boring but dependable one. Try the buns they bake in aluminium foil trays.
P.S. Lim
Waffle topping didn’t used to be so meagre
The waffle topping used to be more generous.
Babe Syazwani
Bought 3 petite cake and 1 bun on 26/August/24 at 1720hrs.Ask for a small candle but seems a new aun
Bought 3 petite cakes and 1 bun on 26/August/24 at 17:20. Asked for a small candle, but it seemed like a new auntie who was not very interested in serving. She kept busy talking with her colleagues and gave me a candle without a stand. When I asked for one, she made an unhappy gesture. She was quite rude, even shouting at me when I asked if she was unhappy. Swee Heng bosses, could you please tell her that if she's not happy serving customers, she shouldn't work and should stay home. Remember, on this day, 26/August/2024, at 5:20 PM, check the schedule to see which auntie was working.
Positive Reviews
Nurul Maisarah
Always a joy coming here. This particular outlet has been around for a very long time since the bloc
It's always a joy coming here. This particular outlet has been around for a very long time, since the blocks in this area were built. The staff are always super nice, especially considering the high number of elderly folks in this neighbourhood.
Tip: If you're lucky, come after 7pm, and they'll put up clearance prices on the trays right before they close!
Ethan Yong Hao Xiang
A dependable and convenient stop for fresh, halal-certified buns and pastries, the Swee Heng Bakery
A dependable and convenient stop for fresh, halal-certified buns and pastries, the Swee Heng Bakery at Sembawang Mart is a neighborhood staple for residents and regular shoppers. While it’s not the “1989 Signature” version, this branch offers all the classics you’d expect from Swee Heng — simple, satisfying, and great value.
What’s Good:
• Wide variety of local-style buns: From red bean, pandan, and coconut to curry, sausage, and chicken floss buns — the selection covers both sweet and savoury favorites.
• Freshness: Items are generally baked fresh and restocked throughout the day. You might even catch warm buns if you visit in the morning or early afternoon.
• Wallet-friendly: Great pricing, with most buns costing around $1.50 to $2. It’s perfect for families, students, or anyone looking for a light bite without breaking the bank.
• Halal-certified: A reliable choice for the Muslim community, just like all other Swee Heng branches.
• Convenient location: Right inside Sembawang Mart near the supermarket, making it easy to grab bread while doing your groceries.
What Could Be Better:
• Smaller selection: Compared to “1989 Classic” or “Signature” outlets, this branch sticks mostly to the basics — don’t expect premium buns or seasonal creations.
• No dine-in area: It’s a takeaway-only setup, typical of heartland bakeries.
• Peak hour queues: Can get crowded during after-school or dinner rush, so it’s best to visit earlier for the best choices.
⭐ Final Thoughts:
Swee Heng at Sembawang Mart is a classic, no-frills neighborhood bakery. It’s not about trends — it’s about good, fresh bread at honest prices. If you’re nearby and need a snack, breakfast, or something to bring home, it’s definitely worth stopping by.
YL Tan
Love the ondeh ONDEH cake slice ! The slight bitterness from the brown centre complements the saltin
Love the ondeh-ondeh cake slice! The slight bitterness from the brown centre complements the saltiness of the coconut flakes and sweetness of the pandan outermost layer seamlessly.
Lee Tay
I like this neighborhood bakery.
The Ang Ku Kueh is only available on one day before chu yi and shi
I like this neighborhood bakery.
The Ang Ku Kueh is only available on the first and fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, before Chu Yi and Shi Wu. I prefer peanut filling, but unfortunately, only green bean was available when I visited.
The price is very reasonable for a neighborhood bakery, especially compared to many other brands in the market.
The skin is thin, soft, and has a chewy texture, which in my opinion is the best I've had so far. For $2.30, you get 5 in a box. It was truly a worthwhile purchase and a must-have each month (I'd rather wait for these twice-a-month dates to satisfy my craving for ang ku kueh).
The Dao Sha Bia was also a favorite.
I also go for their red bean toast whenever I feel like it.
Mindy Tan
I tried swee heng waffle, bread and their colorful creative cakes which bought fr sembawang mart n n
I tried Swee Heng's waffles, bread, and their colorful, creative cakes, which I bought from Sembawang Mart and Northpoint. Wow, it's good! Keep it up!
