The Daily Scoop

Love love the ice cream here.
Favourite is the Salted Mr. Brown.
Lychee Martini is very refreshing.
Mao Shan Wang ice cream when you can’t find the actual durians is a good fix till the real deal.
Waffles with ice cream are also good.

All the ice cream is great, especially the Mao Shan (seasonal) if you are a durian fan. The waffles are HORRIBLE.

This is an excellent local ice cream shop. The ice cream tastes fresh and homemade. It is very creamy and full of flavor. There are some odd regional flavors available, such as durian and red bean, as well as classics. I highly recommend the coconut ice cream, which has a very creamy flavor along with ample chunks of real coconut. I also recommend the dark chocolate ice cream (only called chocolate on the menu, but it’s actually dark) and cookie monster (similar to cookies and cream, but with milk chocolate instead of vanilla). Get the chocolate dipped waffle cone for your ice cream. The cone is spiced nicely and cooked crispy. For alternative meals, you can try a waffle or brownie. This place can get quite busy, so don’t expect to find a seat in the small shop. However, the line moves quickly.

A stranger walking down Sunset Way asked me if I knew where the «ice cream shop» was. Of course, who doesn’t? I go there ALL the time.
They probably call it Daily Scoop, because you could really eat a scoop (or more) a day and not get bored of the flavors. There are so many of them. My favorites are: run & raisin, salted Mr. Brown, strawberry shortcake, and cookie monster. The cones and waffles are both nice, as well as the floats.
They have plenty of seats, the staff are always welcoming, and the prices are reasonable. Free parking, too.

On a warm Saturday this was the perfect getaway. I got a scoop of coconut (based off of fellow Unilocalers’ reviews), while my friend got the mango. Both were very good. Certainly some of the best ice cream I’ve had in Singapore but nothing to rave about compared to other brands I’ve had in other countries.
Worth a second visit — especially at a (Singapore-​standard) reasonable $ 3.50 scoop. Looks like they have an interesting assortment of floats, beverages, and treats (like brownies) that might be worth a try. The Sunset Way location is nice because it’s nestled into a residential area and thus has less traffic it seems.

I popped by this place for a cone, and I tried their coconut ice cream. Wow! This is probably the best coconut ice cream I’ve ever had. A scoop of coconut on a plain cone cost me $ 3.50, whereas my colleague’s scoop on a chocolate cone cost her $ 4.10. I would caution against the chocolate cone, because she didn’t finish hers and gave it to me, and we agreed that the chocolate used to dip the cone in was way too dark, so much so that the bitterness rubbed off the ice cream. I didn’t finish that cone obviously.
Now, for my experience. Their coconut ice cream is divine. Rich, creamy, with a strong coconut flavor, reminiscent of coconut milk, with huge chunks of coconut flesh inside, giving it some bite. It makes a for very refreshing treat, especially if you’re trying to decide between something decadent and something fruity and refreshing. Coconut is the in-​between, where it is rich enough, yet doesn’t overwhelm.
I had a taste of the avocado ice cream, and it wasn’t spectacular, but I would come back here for the coconut ice cream, any day.

The Freshly Baked Waffle with Hazelnut Haven & Salted Mr Brown is a nice combination. The waffle is slightly savoury and complements well with the chocolate sauce. The Hazelnut Haven had strong tasting of hazelnut and chocolate while the Salted Mr Brown had a distinct taste of sea salt and a tinge of chocolate. One of the richest tastes of ice cream I have found here!

This place is very good and has very good ambiance.
The selection of different ice-​cream varies on seasons. The Durian Ice-​Cream I had was rich in flavor and the ice-​cream does not melt as fast compared to other ice-​cream outlets.
I recommend the $ 5.80 Special of Ice-​Cream with Waffles. The waffles are fragrant and the taste is just nice to go with any ice-​cream, they are not too bland and not too sweet. The chocolate syrup complements the Waffles very well.
If you are looking for a place to hang out and chill out after a Hard Day’s Work or Long School Day, this is the place just for you.

Ok, I love this place. No, it is not an institution. Not yet at least.
The Sunset Way outlet is the mother ship although not an institution. This is where the whole movement started. Back then, before there was an artisanal dessert joint in every slowly gentrifying old-​worldy neighborhood, before hipsters descended on Tiong Bahru, there was The Daily Scoop. Opened with the intention of sharing her love of the ingredient and her passion for making ice cream her way, owner and Chief Cream Maven, Melissa, has gone about the task of making your life that much brighter and sweeter in her own quiet way.
I first came across The Daily Scoop when it was the only place that would custom create a non-​dairy ice cream for my wife who was nursing our daughter who had quirky food allergies. Then of course, I started to get bored, dutifully making all those trips to The Daily Scoop to pick these special orders up. It had never actually occurred to me to actually sample their other offerings since the soy-​based custom creations I was fetching were to put it charitably, well, not my favorite thing. Its about this time that my affair with Rum Raisin started. She was sitting seductively in the display case and I had just walked in, my sun-​dazzled pupils adjusting to the relative gloom of the air-​conditioned cavern of Daily Scoop’s Sunset Way store. 5 minutes later we were snogging in my parked car… and the rest they say is history. This is the story of a sleep-​deprived, unshaven, slightly delirious new dad dressed in a worn brown sick-​stained SAF PT shirt hunched in a parked car in the corner of a small parking lot surreptitiously but lustily stealing an almost illicit moment with a waffle cone and two scoops of rum raisin ice cream. My habit went from rum raisin to surprising coconut, chendol and cherry brandy… till The Intervention. There was a small fire which closed the store for 2 weeks during which time I had time to take a long hard look at my life, and the disease which had caused me to betray the trust of the Magnolia Ice Cream uncle who made me neopolitan ice cream sandwiches on the back of his ice cream bike.
It was about this time too that the Chip Bee branch opened and my little girl’s food allergies started to clear up. We could finally be a family again.
Thank you, Daily Scoop Sunset Way, for saving my life and my marriage!

love daily scoop!
i love the coconut ice cream, avocado, and lychee martini.
sometimes they have chempedak and durian ice cream as well.
they serve junior scoop, and it doesn’t matter if it’s actually for adults :)
the free-​flow water is a sure plus compared to cold stone.
ps. please note that they only open at 2pm on sundays.

Tucked at the far end of Sunset Way, I would never have noticed this ice-​cream parlour if it wasn’t for my friend’s recommendation. If you don’t have a car, getting to the store can be quite a hassle since it is a long walk from the main road, but still a manageable distance.
The store itself is pretty small, with only a few tables and chairs. Like most ice-​cream parlours, it offers free flow of ice water to its customers. What is unique about Daily Scoop is its flavours. Other than main stream flavours like cookies&cream, it offers a selection of local and unique flavours like macadamia nut with sea salt and butterscotch whiskey. Do note that these flavours change on a regular basis and you may not always get what you want with each visit. Their ice creams are smooth, creamy and rich all at the same time. Daily Scoop also has waffles with ice cream in its menu. Waffles are prepared on the spot, crispy on the outside but thick and fluffy on the inside. The ice cream melts slowly atop of the warm waffle, making it a delightful dessert but nothing to write home about.
Daily Scoop is definitely one of my favourite places to enjoy a quick dessert to satisfy my sweet tooth or simply just to enjoy the day. Brownie points for having lower prices compared to the more swanky ice cream parlours that have gained popularity in the recent years!

Tucked away in the quiet neighborhood of Sunset way, the daily scoop offers a good mix of local flavored ice cream which is made fresh on-​site at the store. If you’re intending to eat in-​store do give the waffles a go. They made fresh and pipping hot accompanied with the ice-​cream of your choice (Give coconut a go, fresh shavings of coconut adds a nice texture to the ice cream). The only set back is it might be quite a bit of a walk in if you do not drive but it is well worth the 10 min or so stroll. After all, its good to walk off some calories before embarking on some rich ice cream!

The beauty of this humble ice cream shop is that everything is made right there in its premises. From the ice cream, to the waffles — its all home made. That’s what makes ice cream from The Daily Scoop so good.
The trend these days is quirky and funky ice cream flavours, but we all know the fine line between genius and failure. What The Daily Scoop offers its customers is a good balance of the usual with the innovative. Head down and try for yourself.
I still crave for their waffles with a scoop of Salted Mr. Brown every now and then. And possibly more.

«Mine, all miiiiiiiine…» is what it cheekily proclaims on the side of one of The Daily Scoop’s quirky little serving bowls. This echoes my sentiment about the delectable ice cream here perfectly, and because it is a tad out of the way, I usually buy a take home pack (or two). The only difficult decision here is … which flavour???
Food: What’s yummier than the ice cream here is the home made waffles topped with ice cream and chocolate sauce. It’s made on the spot and arrives at one’s table all warm and fluffy with one’s chosen flavour (s) of ice cream. Personal favourites are Salted Mr Brown, Earl Grey and Lychee Martini. Only complaint is that there aren’t as many flavours with bits in it (e.g. nuts /​brownie bits etc) although quality of ice cream is pretty darn good. There seems to be a slightly wider variety at their new outlet at Jalan Merah Saga, which is great news because it’s a LOT nearer to me!
Ambience: Bit small, but clean and pleasant. The outlet at Jalan Merah Saga is larger but similar concept of glass windows and an airy feel. Can get a bit noisy with the avalanche of kids as the latter appears to have a larger concentration of families with small children in the vicinity.
Service: Infinitely patient with indecisive fickle folk who seem to want to sample every single friggin’ flavour before deciding. Uh yeah, guilty as charged. Very friendly and pleasant.