Singapore’s All You Can Eat Ice Cream Museum

What would you do if you could eat ice cream all day?

Before you start thinking about the logistics of “oh my word you’d get sick” and so much sugar and calories let your inner child take over.

There is a place where you can eat as much ice cream as you want, a bouncy house with no age limit, and a swimming pool full of fake sprinkles to jump in. Sounds amazing, right?

When I learned Singapore had an Ice Cream Museum with all-you-can-eat ice cream, I was sold. Convincing myself to buy the ticket, I got the first time slot for the next day they were open and arrived bright and early. The bright pink museum building is out and away from the main part of the city but easy to get to.

At the start of the entrance, you get to choose a name tag labeling you an “ice cream flavor” before going to the first of 5 stations. When I went I chose VAnilla as my name….those from home will probably catch my reference 😉

Each station gives you 1-2 flavors of ice cream, which you can go back to get as many times as you wish. In the meantime, while enjoying your ice cream, each station is filled with unique decor and ice cream facts (it is a museum after all!) and many photo spots–which if you are a random solo person like myself, the staff will often ask if you want a picture since they are used to seeing customers coming in couples or groups. 

The employees were super sweet and I had some amazing conversations with them because they saw I came alone, and most were surprised by that fact. They also had their own flavor names which I thought was a unique touch for an ice cream shop/museum.

Funzone: An ice cream castle. Before getting to the first ice cream flavor you walk into a room with a giant pink ice cream castle. A kid’s giant dream dollhouse as the first photo zone before heading to the first stop.

Station 1: Beach Themed with a little changing room and surfing boards in addition to pink palm trees, the first flavors they had that day were chocolate and strawberry lemonade. They were from a local Singapore seller and the chocolate with the choco chips was delicious and I went back for seconds since I’m a fan of chocolate and the smooth consistency was amazing.

Funzone: Pink room where you could write messages on the walls….so cute  

Station 2: Diner vibes with ice cream songs on records on the wall and a jukebox as well. The station served soft-serve vanilla and apple pie, which was my favorite flavor that day. So delicious. Following it was a bouncy house with no age limit, so I helped myself to that for a quick minute before getting off haha.

Station 3: ice cream cart room with Pandan traditional ice cream and ice cream bars falling from the ceiling (sort of literally? It was for the aesthetics of course so no ice cream was harmed)

Station 4: Was styled like a playground and they had the Singapore style ice cream sandwich, which my favorite was the taro flavor. Both because of the color and the taste *yum*

Funzone: reflection of endless ice cream–I think this was one of the more aesthetic spots to take photos, though they had plenty of areas, since the lighting here was calm and dreamy.

Station 5: banana split entrance and postcard notes on walls before getting to restaurant style for cheesecake bites. If you stayed long enough at the last stope they gave you a color sheet and quiz on ice cream facts (which going over I realized how many of the signs I hadn’t fully read because I was focused on the actual ice cream hahaha) and right before the gift shop and exit there was a pool full of sprinkles to “swim” in and pose.

Overall, I was really glad I went and think that for the fact you both had a photo experience and ate ice cream with ice cream facts it was definitely worth the price. So if you love ice cream and end up near one of the museums, I recommend 😉

Would you go to an Ice Cream Museum?

Website: https://www.museumoficecream.com/singapore 

Address: 100 Loewen Road, Dempsey, Singapore 248837

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