Food that isn't the food it looks like is not an entirely new concept, as Non Entrée Desserts has demonstrated.

There is, however, a certain pleasure in carrying it to the extremes — like having an entire fast food set that is actually dessert, for example.

Take a good look:

Singapore café Cake Avenue's new menu of six items does precisely that, and here are a few of the more eye-catching (and mind-bending) dishes:

The slider here (S$15.90) is made with vanilla butter cake, dark chocolate ice cream, passionfruit purée, and raspberry purée. The fries are made with the same vanilla cake as the burger buns. 

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This plate of nachos (S$12.90) consists of flatbread nachos, strawberry compote, chocolate mousse, julienned peach (a peach cut into small, thin strips), and pistachio ice cream. 

The alphabet soup (S$8.90), on the other hand, disguises lychee mousse with bits of lychee and raspberry, and a layer of rose jelly and milk agar on top.

If confusing desserts are not your thing, the cafe also serves Western cuisine at an average S$15.

Where to find this: 33 Lorong Kilat, #01-01/02 Kilat Centre, 598132

When it's open: Tues - Sun, 10-830pm (Closed on Mondays)

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All images via Cake Avenue.