I stopped by Patisseie G at Millenia Walk today. It seemed to have doubled in size since the last time I was at MW some months back when it was a small outlet with very limited seating. Now its shopfront has doubled in length. They must be doing something right.
The queue leading to the cafe gives a good indication of the popularity of Nam’s Brewing Thai Tea & Coffee which serves traditional Thai beverages like ChaYen, ChaDamYen and ‘O’Liang at very reasonable prices.
Read More »Nam’s Brewing Thai Tea & Coffee (now known as Cha Tra Mue)
We wanted afternoon tea and went to Symmetry, which has become popular in spite of its location. Jalan Kubor is not the most glamorous part of Kampong Glam. It is between MRT stations, which means quite a walk whether you stop at Bugis or Lavender; and the odds of getting a parking space nearby must be about the same as getting a ticket to the National Day Parade. Yet Symmetry, a café by day and restaurant bar by night, located at 9 Jalan Kubor is very well patronised and is renowned especially for its weekend brunch.Read More »Symmetry – a cafe where you leave feeling happier
Craftsmen Specialty Coffee is a cafe in Siglap V that sells coffee and beer as well as ice cream, cakes, waffles and other small bites. They also retail packs of coffee beans, brewing equipment and accessories like syphon and filters.Read More »Craftsmen Specialty Coffee
Three Cups Coffee Co. is a freshly brewed cafe on level 4 of the revamped One Raffles Place (the old OUB Centre). It is a great place to have a coffee break during the “off-peak” hours. The founders of Three Cups Coffee Co. were the people who ran the espressoLAB at Bali Lane.Read More »Three Cups Coffee Co.
Singapore has many hip cafes in quaint locations but Windowsill in the Woods at Horne Road will probably take the Incongruity Prize. Located opposite the Jalan Besar Stadium along a row of old shop houses with a few interesting neighbours, it has a whimsical exterior which reminded us of children fantasy world. Windowsill Pies stands out of its surrounding because the shopfront just looks so different and interesting.Read More »Windowsill in the Woods (Moved)