The best milkshakes in Singapore

We love a thicc shake and the ones on the menu at Wildfire certainly deliver. They have the classics with The Original Vanilla ($10), Chocolate and Strawberry ($12) milkshakes. Those wanting to indulge even more, there’s the mouth-watering Triple Chocolate, the sweet-salty Peanut Butter Pretzel and the worth-the-kick Bailey’s Oreo milkshake. Throw all limitations aside and sink into the milkshakes here as well as their tasty burgers.

The Bank stocks creamy milkshakes ($12.50) made exclusively from Häagen-Dazs ice creams. Classic flavours are a must with vanilla and chocolate but these shakes can be amped with the addition of Reese’s peanut butter cups ($2). For an extra kick, a Baileys milkshake ($17) is also available. Go here for their near-faultless take on a classic American cheeseburger and wash it down with their milkshakes.

Their milkshakes are divine. Complementing their yummy burgers, Five Guys offers milkshakes with flavours and toppings like bacon, bananas and lotus biscoff among their classics like chocolate, strawberries and Oreo cookie pieces. Mix and match to gain a full meal and satisfy your sweet cravings.

Gulp down this creamy confection at this American diner. True to its theme, Overeasy serves up this quintessential American beverage in various flavours. Apart from the usual vanilla, chocolate and strawberry, it has options like M&Ms and Oreo –all at $14 each. They are simple but oh-so-yummy milkshakes.

You’ve definitely seen Black Tap’s over-the-top milkshakes on your ‘gram. Dubbed CrazyShake, this New York burger joint’s massive milkshakes taste just as impressive as they look. Offering nine crazy concoctions, Cotton Candy ($24) – a strawberry shake topped with lollipop, rock candy, whipped cream and cotton candy – and Cake Shake ($22), which is decorated with a funfetti cake slice, whipped cream, rainbow sprinkles and cherry, are the crowd-favourites. If all that sounds too sweet for you, opt for its classic shakes ($12) – nutella and peanut butter are our faves – which are less intense or balance things out with its famed juicy craft burgers.

Shake Shack milkshakes combine the goodness of creamy and thick. This New York-born burger brand serves up basic flavours like vanilla, chocolate and strawberry as well as locally-inspired exclusives like pandan ($8.60) – a pandan, coconut and vanilla ice cream shake topped with gula melaka crumble – and Common Man coffee ($7.60) – the classic coffee milkshake made with coffee from local brand Common Man Coffee Roasters blended with vanilla frozen custard. To make it extra indulgent, you can add malt to any of the flavours to give a wholesomeness to this decadence.

Come on, this is childhood nostalgia. Our first milkshakes were most likely ones from McDonald's. Super thick and decadent, they are probably more indulgent than their sundaes. Did you know their milkshakes were first created as a breakfast dish for commuters? Drive through and take-away a filling enough "meal" that's easy to ingest while getting to work. Sounds about right to us.

Other than serving colossal burgers piled with toppings, this LA burger bar offers quirky flavoured milkshakes that’ll pique your interest. For starters, there’s Bobalicious, a bubble tea milkshake that’s topped off with pearls. Then, there’s a Bubblegum one topped with Fruity Pebble cereal and Salted Caramel topped with pretzels and potato chips to give you that balance of sweetness and saltiness. If you’re not feeling adventurous, there’s the classic and malt shakes and a marshmallow one too.

Nestled between Woodlands and Marsiling, make your way to Citrus for milkshakes if you’re hanging around the north. This café restaurant has got mini and mighty flavours from Salted Caramel to Rainbow Paradise (both $9.90) and Caramel Popcorn to Cookie Crush (both $12.50).

Jen’s milkshake menu may be small but it delivers if you’re craving for a shake that’s between average and crazy. Get your fix from its four selections – Nutella and brownie flavoured Death By Brownie, strawberry blend Pinkyfreakshake, Malteada De Oreo, and Melted Peanut Butter. They’re all garnished beautifully with cream and sauce drizzle, and going at $11.