faizal
@humblereal
30 May 2026
Three Nuts Baker is a cosy hole in the wall bakery with an impressive lineup of artisanal bakes, quality coffee, and genuinely warm service. The space is mostly geared towards takeaway, with just 3 counter seats indoors and a table for 2 outside. Still, the minimalist white interior, wooden accents, and relaxed atmosphere make it a lovely spot to enjoy a quick coffee and pastry. Honestly, if you’re anywhere near Upper Serangoon, I highly recommend making a trip here. It’s absolutely worth the travel! The star of the visit was undoubtedly the Gooey Cinnamon Roll ($6). Served warm, the soft and fluffy dough was layered with a fragrant cinnamon filling and finished with a sticky brown sugar caramel glaze instead of the usual overly sweet frosting. What truly elevated it were the generous toasted pecans scattered on top. Their nutty crunch paired beautifully with the pillowy bun, creating an incredibly satisfying texture in every bite. The sweetness level was just right, allowing the buttery dough and cinnamon flavours to shine. The Échiré Butter Salt Bun ($5) was another standout. Made with the famous French Échiré butter, the bun had a beautifully crisp bottom, soft chewy exterior, and an incredibly airy interior. Fragrant, buttery, and lightly salted, it delivered all the comfort of a good shio pan without feeling greasy or heavy. Really amazing texture! The Black Sesame Latte ($9) was wonderfully aromatic, full of the natural earthy nuttiness of black sesame. It is a light and comforting drink with nutty and toasty notes. The Brown Butter Cookie 85% Cacao ($6) was a treat for dark chocolate lovers. Thick and chewy, it featured generous chunks of rich 85% cacao chocolate that offered a pleasant bitterness against the sweet, nutty, caramelised notes of brown butter. Decadent without being overly sweet. I also grabbed the Choc Chip Walnut Levain Cookie ($7) for takeaway. This was an absolute beast of a cookie! It is thick, chunky, and loaded with chocolate chips and walnuts. Every bite was packed with gooey chocolate and crunchy nuts, making it feel wonderfully indulgent. What impressed me most was how consistently well executed everything was. From the pastries to the drinks, every item felt thoughtfully crafted. The staff were incredibly friendly too, patiently helping customers despite the steady crowd. Three Nuts Baker feels like one of those hidden gems that you’ll want to keep to yourself, but it’s simply too good not to share. I’m already planning my next visit to work my way through more of their bakes and sandwiches. If you’re a fan of artisanal pastries, quality coffee, and cosy neighbourhood gems, put this one on your list immediately!













