Anri

Anri Bakery brings authentic Japanese baking from Osaka directly to Singapore's premier shopping district, establishing itself as a must-visit destination for Japanese pastry enthusiasts since opening at Takashimaya Shopping Centre. The bakery's philosophy centres on quality ingredients and time-honoured techniques that reflect Japanese craftsmanship, resulting in baked goods that offer genuine taste of Japan without requiring a flight to Osaka.

The star attraction that draws repeat customers to Anri Bakery is undoubtedly the Aomori Apple Pie, which has achieved near-legendary status among Singapore's food community. What makes this pie exceptional is the exclusive use of apples from Aomori Prefecture, renowned for producing some of Japan's finest apples due to ideal growing conditions. Priced at , this bestselling pie perfectly balances sweetness and tartness while showcasing the natural flavour of premium Japanese apples in a tender, flaky crust.

Beyond the famous apple pie, Anri Bakery offers an intriguing selection of pies that highlight different flavour profiles. The Japanese Sweet Potato Pie presents a delicious taste of traditional Japanese dessert ingredients, while the Chocolate Apple Pie adds a rich twist to the classic formula. Each slice is priced at .50, offering accessible luxury for those seeking premium Japanese patisserie. The bakery also produces mini croissants and other baked goods that demonstrate the same commitment to quality and consistency.

Located on the B2 level of Takashimaya near Cold Storage, Anri Bakery benefits from high foot traffic of shoppers seeking authentic Japanese food experiences. The brand's origins in Osaka and existing popularity in Bangkok and Japan preceded its Singapore expansion, creating built-in buzz among local foodies who had heard about its reputation through social media and travel. For those who appreciate the refined flavours and precise techniques that define Japanese baking, Anri Bakery delivers consistently excellent products that justify the return visits.