Titus Low Is Not Holding His Wedding At OnlyCreamery Ice Cream Cafe He Opened As An “Event Space”

Last October, he got into trouble with the authorities when his OnlyFans account, which he started in April 2021, was anonymously reported. According to local laws, it is illegal to transmit sexually explicit content online, or profit from transmitting them.

By the time Titus was charged, he had reportedly earned enough to rent a swanky condominium in Bukit Timah, drive a Lamborghini and spend almost S$15,000 on two purebred cats and a dog.

“This is why I started other businesses,” he says, by way of explaining that he now needed fresh sources of income. Other than selling ice cream, he also launched a line of sex toys marketed on their website as a “true replica of Titus’ actual dick and butt.”

Titus Low makes you scream for ice cream

In person, Titus is devoid of the ostentatious swaggery he displays online. It’s well-known by now that he speaks in an almost inaudible murmur, although he has trained himself to perk up — all twinkly anime eyes and tousled hair — for the camera. Preternaturally calm and earnestly polite, he strikes us as a proper church boy cloaked in the sinful body of a tattooed Thor.

It had taken him almost a year to plan for his 45-seat cafe in Temple Street. On the menu are 18 gelato and sorbet flavours (from $5 a scoop, additional $1 for premium flavours), made in partnership with Clementi gelato parlour Hundred Acre Creamery at a central kitchen in Tai Seng.

On why he is opening a cafe 

According to Titus, OnlyCreamery cost “a low six-digit figure” to set up together with his business partners. He personally invested a five-digit sum, but declines to reveal a specific number. “It’s not $10,000. It’s about one to two years’ worth of expenses,” he shares, sheepishly adding “for food” when we try to guesstimate expenses by Titus Low standards.

Surprise engagement

In June this year, Titus also surprised his fans by announcing his engagement to Malaysian influencer Cheryl Chin, 21, a mere six hours after the couple had officially gotten together. In a video he posted on social media, Titus popped the question during a 4am hotpot supper, acting on a spontaneous suggestion by his friend Debbie Soon. (Debbie is married to fellow YouTuber JianHao Tan — they are all pals with Cheryl, who often appears in JianHao’s video skits.)

We ask Titus if he intends to hold his upcoming wedding celebration at his cafe, with it being an event space and all. “No, we are taking it slow. I haven’t thought about that right now; I’m not in a rush, just going with the flow,” he replies. According to him, the wedding plans are pushed to “next year when it’s less stressful and I have more free time. Work first.”

Cheryl’s family is also in the ice cream biz

The engaged couple had previously revealed tentative plans to move to Los Angeles, where Cheryl is pursuing a singing career and has set up a Web 3.0 infrastructure company (Web 3.0 is basically the third-gen version of the internet). “We will see how it goes,” Titus remarks, though he slips into influencer mode when he says: “I will announce more of my life updates on my social media (laughs).”

As it turns out, the bubbly Cheryl is familiar with the ins and outs of running an ice cream biz too. She tells us that her parents own a factory in Kuala Lumpur manufacturing ice cream for brands like Wall’s. “I grew up in a freezer — when I was young I would see all the staff walking around [the factory] in Eskimo suits, though I haven’t been back there in almost six years,” she laughs. 

Coconut Pandan Waffle, $8 a la carte

On OnlyCreamery’s menu, its waffle is described as “crispy and mochi-like”, which is a fairly accurate description. Although the pandan flavour is too faint, this waffle makes a good base for the house-made ice cream, which is also offered in a cup, pint tub or decent, subtly herby Rosemary Cone ($1.50).

Affogato, $9 (8 Days Pick!)

Instead of middling, acidic espresso, the Affogato here is spiked with robust Vietnamese drip coffee, which Titus suggests we pair with a creamy scoop of Coconut Sorbet that goes well with the nuanced bitterness of the brew. A properly adult dessert.

Lava Cake, $10

The volcano-shaped Lava Cake had performance anxiety during our visit; the 75 per cent dark chocolate filling did not ooze out on cue. It’s perhaps better to spend your $10 on the more satisfying pandan waffle or affogato.

Address and opening hours

Address: 36 Temple Street, S058581

Opening hours: Open daily 12pm-11pm

Photos: Kelvin Chia