Regular or soft serve ice cream? You wouldn't want to choose between your children, so don't choose between your ice cream. Try them all but this week we share our picks of five places for some creamy soft serve ice cream.

1. Softsrve

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The ice cream at Softsrve is immediatelt distinguishable thanks to the mustical mist each cup gives off courtesy of dry ice. Worth trying here is the corn flakes and milk combination in the cereal milk ice cream that can be served on waffles, with churros or even New Zealand sourced honey comb. Visit their Facebook page. 

2. Hail's Soft Serve

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Hail's has turned from a simple soft serve ice cream café to a place wonderfully crafted desserts. WIth toppings like green tea truffles, salted caramel popcorn, and vanilla crumble to go with your ice cream that can be served in a cone, cup or on waffles or lava cakes, Hail's is worth checking out. Visit their Facebook page. 

3. Every Sundae

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Every Sundae represents the best and worst of customization. Best because of the wide variety of bases, flavours and toppings; worst because you're going to have a hard time choosing between a cone or crepe, raspberry or salted caramel ice cream and cotton candy or meringue --just some of the options available. Visit their Facebook page. 

4. Honey Crème

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Honey Crème is a famous Taiwanese brand that has chosen to break Damansara Uptown's monopoly on soft serve ice cream with an outlet in Sri Hartamas. Serving up 'premium soft serve' ice cream  with toppings like caramelized popcorn, chocolate cookies and of course, as their name suggests, honeycomb. Visit their Facebook page here. 

5. Milkcow

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Located in the Garden Mall, the South Korean Milkcow prides itself on organic, preservative free ice cream. The regular fair is available here -- from locally sourced honey comb to cotton candy to crushed chocolate cookie. But also available among the toppings are multi-flavoured macarons and redbeand paste. Visit their Facebook page. 

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