Known for its coffee and amazing cream puffs, Baristart Coffee Singapore will be opening a new outlet in the heart of Singapore’s bustling shopping district, situated within Wisma Atria on 15 Sep 2023.

Uncover this coffee sanctuary nestled on the fourth floor within the OCBC Wisma Atria branch which is a huge lifestyle and banking branch spanning over 20,000 sq ft with various lifestyle concepts, retail spaces and even a hidden omakase restaurant.

At Baristart Coffee’s new location, customers can indulge in the well-loved classics that have garnered a strong following among their loyal supports.

These include their captivating selection of sandos, such as the Tonkatsu with tender Hokkaido pork loin, along with the much-loved flavorful Wafu Pasta.

Additionally, the menu encompasses an array of coffee and dessert choices, highlighted by the indulgent BIEI Jersey Milk sourced from Hokkaido. This features their assortment of delectable Sweet Jar Custard Cream Puddings, Cream Puffs, and the signature velvety Softcream ice creams with a milky essence.

Certainly modest in appearance yet filled with a burst of rich custard made from Hokkaido BIEI Jersey Milk, Baristart Coffee’s delightful giant cream puffs are immensely popular and they are easily the best cream puffs you can get in Singapore.

Baristart Coffee Singapore
OCBC Wisma Atria branch
435 Orchard Rd, #04-01, Singapore 238877

Originating from Kyoto, Kurasu is a popular cafe that serves specialty coffee from selected roasters around Japan and Matcha Latte. It is one destination you have to stop by for a morning pick-me-up.

Kurasu has recently opened Kurasu Orchard Stand at Orchard Building opposite Orchard Cineleisure and Mandarin Gallery. It aims to bring Japanese specialty coffee into the heart of the busiest shopping district in Singapore.

Kurasu Singapore offers the same lineup of coffee in their Kyoto branch with coffee being shipped fresh weekly in an express package.

Starting as a small online store selling homeware in 2013, Kurasu has since expanded their business to include both physical and online stores providing specialty coffee, tea, and Japanese brewing equipment that has been carefully roasted in their Nishijin Roastery.

If caffeine is not your thing, Kurasu Singapore has another signature drink—Matcha Latte, using top-grade matcha powder from Kyoto.

Drop by Kurasu Orchard Stand to try their coffee and Matcha Latte the next time you are in town.

Kurasu Orchard Stand
Grange Road, #01-03, Orchard Building
Singapore 239693
Daily: 9.30am – 5.30pm

Parallel Kitchen & Bar is a new cafe at Quayside Isle on Sentosa by the same team behind Parallel Coffee Roasters at Club Street.

The outlet at Quayside was opened in end July 2022 and you can enjoy breakfast and brunch favourites, as well as a full dinner and bar menu at the new concept.

Located at the end of Quayside Isle facing W Hotel Singapore, Parallel Kitchen & Bar is a pet-friendly space with a few tables at the outdoor area.

The main dining area is located on level two (above SolePomodoro Trattoria Pizzeria) and it comes with a view facing the Marina.

Parallel Coffee Roasters was started back in 2017 with the aim of serving good coffee at affordable prices. Parallel Kitchen & Bar shares the same idea and you can get good specialty coffee at super affordable prices. An espresso is only S$2.90 while a latte/cappucino is S$3.90.

All espresso-based drinks are served with a double shot. And on top of that, there is no extra charge for iced drinks.

The new Common Man Coffee Roasters at Quayside Isle, in comparison, charges S$8 for an iced white coffee.

Parallel Kitchen & Bar has an extensive food menu from breakfast & brunch dishes, to mains, pastas and desserts, with prices starting from S$19 for a dish.

The Breakfast Burger (S$22) featured a housemade chicken patty, bacon, fried egg, and caramelised onions sandwiched berween two toasted brioche buns.

For something sweet, go for the Pancake Stack (S$22) which came with a stack of fluffy pancakes with blueberries, strawberries, kiwi, granola and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Nothing overly complicated, just simple brunch fare for a lazy weekend.

Drop by Parallel Kitchen & Bar by Parallel Coffee Roasters for brunch and affordable specialty coffee the next time you are at Sentosa.

Parallel Kitchen & Bar
31 Ocean Way, #01-15,
Singapore 098375

Singapore Coffee is a beautiful and fancy cafe at Raffles Hotel Arcade is a fancy place to hang out with your friends and enjoy some desserts and coffee.

Specialising in sourcing and blending the finest quality coffee grown throughout Asia, Singapore Coffee is a paradise for coffee lovers.

From espresso, to drips, cold brew and even traditional kopi, you name it, they’ve got it.

If you are visiting the cafe for the first time, be sure to try their signature Kopi Shake™—an interesting connocation which is pre-blended with both evaporated and condensed milk.

Made with Singapore Coffee’s Blend N01, the Tiramisu N01(S$18) came with strong coffee flavour and paired wonderfully with the Kopi Shake.

Other than coffee and desserts, Singapore Coffee also offers savoury mains which come from the Raffles Hotel’s kitchen. There are local delights including Nasi Lemak (S$25), and Mee Goreng (S$25), while you can also get other options such as Lobster Roll (S$42), Pasta (S$38) and Eggs Benedict (S$21).

Prices are naturally not cheap at an atas place like Singapore Coffee. Expect to fork out S$8 for a cup of Latte, S$9 for a cup of iced kopi, and S$15-S$18 for a dessert.

Singapore Coffee
328 North Bridge Road #01-13
Singapore 188719
Tel: 8878 7093

Founded by Tiong Hoe Gim Kee Trading Co—a reputable pioneer in Singapore’s competitive coffee industry with more than half a century worth of experience in roasting coffee beans—Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee opened at Stirling Road in Queenstown HDB Estate back in 2014 and it remains one of the most popular coffee shops in Singapore until today.

Coffee is naturally serious business at Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee. It is a paradise for all coffee lovers. While most of us head there for a good cup of coffee, budding baristas can also look forward to a splendid showcase of brewing equipment, espresso bar accessories and coffee beans from all over the world.

Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee currently roasts its coffee beans on site, but they are in the midst of moving their coffee roaster to another space.

Set foot in and you will be greeted by gigantic sacks of coffee beans and a crowd of coffee enthusiasts.

Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee boasts several roasted single-origin and an espresso blend. Prices range from S$3.70 for an espresso to S$5.30 for an iced cappuccino.

Coffee blends are typically on a rotational basis, which means you will probably get to savour a different type of coffee each time you visit Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee.

Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee
170 Stirling Road
Singapore 140170
Tel: +65 6473 1133
Mon to Fri: 8.30am – 5.30pm
Sat and Sun: 9am – 4pm
Nearest Station: Queenstown

Pacto by Parchmen is a new cafe at Jalan Besar Community Centre and it is opened by the team behind pet-friendly Sun Ray Cafe and Parched.

The Lavender neighbourhood is home to many wonderful cafes and following on the arrival of Habitat Coffee, Pacto by Parchmen is the latest addition to the area.

Sun Ray Cafe is known for serving excellent coffee at wallet-friendly prices and you can expect the same of Pacto by Parchmen.

Pacto by Parchmen uses an exclusive Pacto espresso blend of Ethiopia, Guatemala and Colombia beans roasted fresh from their roastery, Parchmen.

An espresso is priced at S$2, while you can get Latte and Cappuccino at S$4.

Other than coffee, Pacto by Parchmen offers a wide range of teas from Parchmen which includes Ao Fu Hou Dancong from Chao Zhou.

There is also a selection of cakes that are baked in house and you can enjoy them together with your coffee and tea.

Photos credit: Pacto by Parchmen

To celebrate their opening, they have a special promotion of 10% for all orders from now until 12 September 2021.

Pacto by Parchmen
69 Jellicoe Road #01-05 Singapore 208737
Jalan Besar Community Centre
Daily: 9am – 9pm
Nearest Station: Lavender

Habitat Coffee has moved from Upper Thomson Road to a new location at King’s George Avenue in the Lavender neighbourhood. It has soft launched on 3 August 2021 and you can get your coffee and brunch fix from their new home.

The cafe has been around at the previous location at Upper Thomson Road for the past 10 years, and despite the tough competition in the cafe scene, it shines and remains a favourite for many. Habitat Coffee is worth visiting because it serves good coffee and well-cooked dishes at reasonable prices.

Habitat Coffee’s owner, Ryan Pang, is also one of the owners behind Equate Coffee—a minimalist coffee shop in Tanjong Pagar that focuses on coffee and pastries.

Regulars to Habitat Coffee will be happy to know that the cafe has retained its signature dishes on the menu.

They will also be introducing a new food menu within the next two weeks, so it’s definitely something to look forward to when dine-in resumes.

The team at Habitat Coffee is passionate about bringing different coffee blends of varying origins and it certainly serves one of the best coffees in Singapore.

Habitat Coffee
803 King’s George Ave
#01-242/244
Singapore 200803

Foreword Coffee Roasters is a coffee chain and social enterprise which serves speciality coffee from Asia, while training and hiring persons with disabilities and special needs in their coffee kiosks to spread more awareness and empower the differently-abled in Singapore.

Foreword Coffee Roasters has opened its 5th outlet at Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music in National University of Singapore (NUS). But before you make a trip there, do note that the gorgeous coffee shop is currently open to NUS staff and students only.

Photo credit: Foreword Coffee Roasters

Foreword Coffee Roasters serves a myriad of coffee drinks and a few signature concoctions. In addition to these cuppas, they also offer rice bowls, waffles, pastries and cakes at the new outlet.

One of Foreword Coffee Roasters’s signature drinks is the Timeless Yuan Yang (S$6.50). A ristretto shot of their Yunnan Ouyang coffee blend with an Earl Grey tea ice ball blends perfectly with milk.

The first sip brought out the bright flavour of the Earl Grey instantly and as it faded on your tastebuds, the fruity yet bitter note of the Yunnan Ouyang Coffee could be tasted. It was an excellent modern rendition of the traditional Yuan Yang.

Foreword Coffee Roasters’s next signature drink, the 70% Dark Chocolate (S$6.50), was a delight to drink. This would be perfect for those who enjoy a milkier hot chocolate drink but want that rich chocolate aroma.

Photo credit: Foreword Coffee Roasters

The new space is using upcycled furniture—made of milk bottles and caps—which are made by sustainability partners with different expertise that turn waste into gems.

To further reduce waiting time, self-collection at UTown is available for NUS staff and students now, throughout this Phase 2 (HA)! Collection timings are from 12pm – 2pm with a minimum order of S$20.

To celebrate the opening of the new outlet at Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, Foreword Coffee Roaster has a special opening drink—Coconut / Attap Seed Ice Cream Latte! This special opening drink is also available at their Canberra Plaza and Temasek Shophouse outlets.

Foreword Coffee Roaster
Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, level 1
Mon to Fri, 8am-5pm

Opened by the same team behind Glyph Supply Co, Dough Coffee is a new Korean-inspired bakery & coffee shop at CHIJMES. It is quite easily one of the nicest cafes in Singapore right now, and long queues can be seen daily.

We paid Dough Coffee a visit and it made us miss Seoul a little more than ever.

Dough Coffee makes their own bread, pastries and pasta in-house.

Other than the bread and pastries, it has a small and concise selection of All-Day Breakfast, Pasta and Mains including Breakfast Platter (S$28), Spicy Kimchi & Tomato Pasta (S$22), and Wagyu Burger (S$26).

Matcha Mochi (S$5) is a popular option and it is baked using premium ingredients including ceremonial-grade matcha, milk mochi, azuki, Japanese flour and AOP butter. Sadly, it sounds a lot better than it tasted.

The Kouign Amann (S$5), on the other hand, was totally worth the price tag. The buttery pastry that is lavishly sprinkled with powdered sugar was beautifully layered on the inside.

We can’t do without our Iced White (S$$6), especially when the weather has been so merciless. The espresso shot was nutty and had a nice bitter aftertaste to it, and we would definitely pick up another cup if we were in the vicinity.

Dough Coffee
30 Victoria St, #01-30, Singapore 187996

Equate Coffee is a new minimalist coffee shop in Tanjong Pagar that focuses on coffee and pastries which include Canele and Ondeh cake.

One of the owners behind Equate Coffee is from Habitat Coffee and it is currently still in soft launch and will officially open to the public on 1 March 2021.

Choose from Espresso (S$3), Black (S$4.5), White (S$5), Chocolate (S$5), Mocha (S$5.5) as well as Filter Coffee (S$7). On top of that, Equate Coffee also offers traditional Kopi (S$2.5) and Kopi-O (S$2).

Enjoy your coffee with their caneles (S$) and ondeh cakes (S$7) which are baked in-house.

Photos credit: Equate Coffee

Equate Coffee is definitely a great addition to the speciality coffee scene in Singapore. Do check it out when you are around the area.

Equate Coffee
1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #02-25, Singapore 082001

Prairie by Craftsmen is a new cafe & restaurant at Cluny Court near Botanic Gardens which has an outdoor alfresco dine-in concept, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Opened by Craftsmen Specialty Coffee, the new concept took over the former premise of Bar Bar Black Sheep at Cluny Court and they had a soft launch on 20 Jan 2021.

Prairie by Craftsmen has a rather extensive menu. There is a selection of breakfast options as well as pastas and mains including Duck Confit, Ribeye Steak and Fish & Chips.

Photos credit: Prairie by Craftsmen

If you are heading over to Prairie by Craftsmen in the afternoon, do note that the kitchen will be closed from 3pm to 5pm, with the last order for lunch at 2.30pm. In that period of time, drink, pastry and cake will still be available for order. Their dinner service will resume at 5pm.

Prairie by Craftsmen
Cluny Court #01-05C, beside Botanic Garden MRT, Exit A

Side walkway via Cluny basement parking entrance
Tel: +65 6972 9142

The Bravery—one of the more popular Muslim-owned cafes in Singapore—is moving from its current location in Lavender to a new space in the Central Business District near Telok Ayer Street and Amoy Street.

The coffee shop is best known for its hearty brunch fare and excellent coffee. On the menu, you can expect brunch dishes including Bagel Set, Brave Omelette as well as our favourite Pancakes Stack with banana slices and cream cheese.

We are particularly fond of their signature Lavender Latte which boasts a really nice fragrance with a creamy finish. The cappuccino and cold brew are also consistently good.

The Bravery is currently waiting for SFA inspection this week and they should be ready to open their doors soon.

Cupping Room Coffee Roasters is opening its first outlet in Singapore at Ngee Ann City.

One of the most established independent coffee shops in Hong Kong, Cupping Room Coffee Roasters is opened by the champion of the Hong Kong Barista Championship 2013.

Cupping Room Coffee Roasters Singapore is located on level two of Ngee Ann City, taking over the unit directly opposite Van Cleef & Arpels. The hoarding is already up and they will be officially opening to the public on 10 Oct 2020.

Photo Credit: Cupping Room Singapore

From first look, the interior of the Singapore outlet is very different from Cupping Room Hong Kong.

Photo Credit: Cupping Room Singapore

The space is conceptualised and designed by Brewin Design Office and it is inspired by the layers of coffee and milk mixing; nude tones weave between solid brown shades and are held together by concrete and stone elements.

The arrival of Cupping Room Coffee Roaster in Singapore is definitely great news for coffee lovers.

Cupping Room Singapore
391 Orchard Road
Level 2 Ngee Ann City
Singapore 238872

Read: 34 best coffee shops in Singapore that you have to visit at least once.

Despite being labelled as an IT-focused mall, the newly-reopened Funan is home to a myriad of new F&B concepts and stores. From bubble tea to protein bowls and ice cream, Funan is quite the budding hot spot in Singapore.

From the same people who brought us Chye Seng Huat Hardware, PPP Coffee (previously known as Papa Palheta) has opened in the revamped Funan. Serving up an extensive range of single-origin filter coffees, pastries and other signature brews, it’s a great place to stop by if you need a quick pick-me-up.

Nestled in the centre of Funan, PPP Coffee is one great place to grab a quick cuppa after a scrumptious lunch at the many new F&B shops at the refurbished mall. Just walking up to the cafe, we were greeted by the strong aroma of freshly brewed espresso.

We ordered a refreshing Iced White (S$7), made with their signature Throwback Blend of coffee beans. It contains beans from India and Columbia, giving it a rich dark chocolate and hazelnut note.

The coffee was very smooth and not acidic at all. The blend would appeal to those who love their coffee heavy bodied and on the bitter side.

We also enjoyed a Lemon Meringue Tart (S$7) and were pleasantly surprised by the tart as the curd was zesty and vibrant despite looking a little pale. The crunchy tart base and the petite meringue topping chased the acidic tang of the lemon curd perfectly.

Other than just western pastries, PPP Coffee serves up some colourful kuehs, honouring its Singaporean roots. Some kuehs you can expect are the ever-popular Ang Ku Kueh (S$2.50) and their signature Coffee-Infused Gula Melaka Ondeh Ondeh (S$1.20).

107 North Bridge Road
Funan, #02-19
Singapore 179105
Tel: +65 6299 4321
Daily: 9am – 10pm
Nearest Station: City Hall

A new addition to the trove of cafés and restaurants nearby the Botanic Gardens is Elixir Boutique Roasters. This bean-to-bar café doesn’t reveal its exact location in Serene Centre and encourages you to hunt them down instead. But lucky for you, we’ve hunted it down for you!

Located at the street level of Serene Centre, the café is so nondescript—dimly lit and no signboard—you’ll probably miss it if you’re weren’t looking for it. Elixir Boutique Roasters takes over the premise of Sugarhaus and shares the same space as Fat Belly which operates at night. Still in their opening phase, coffees here are currently pay as you wish.

The Single Origin Guatemalan White (3oz) was an enjoyable cuppa to start off our day. Well-bodied a gentle acidity, it had a pleasant mouthfeel with some fruity notes.

We also got a Blend White (3oz) which really awakened our senses the moment we had a taste of it. Definitely for the real coffee addicts, this kick of caffeine featured a rich blend of Brazilian and Ethiopian coffee beans. With a mild chocolate flavour, this bold cuppa left a dry and bitter aftertaste.

While coffee options are aplenty around Botanic Gardens, Elixir Boutique Roasters is one place worth adding to your list!

Elixir Boutique Roasters
10 Jalan Serene
Serene Centre #01-03A
Singapore 258748
Thu to Tue: 8.30am – 4pm
(Closed on Wednesday)
Nearest Station: Botanic Gardens

There is something so incredibly satisfying about a place that is minimalistically furnished, so you could imagine our excitement when we discovered Apartment Coffee at 161 Lavender Street in Singapore.

Apartment Coffee is a minimalist’s dream, with a beautiful, clean interior that is decorated with Scandinavian-style furniture.

This little cafe specialises in homebrewed coffees that are made on the spot right in front of you, and it is a great place if you just want to retreat from the rest of the world and have a bit of alone time with a cuppa.

The inspiration behind Apartment Coffee came from the owner’s desire to create an inviting space where people could feel at home as well as to connect with other people who appreciate and love coffee. 

The first thing you notice when you step into Apartment Coffee is how blindingly white and clean the whole place is. From the ceiling to the walls and the floors, everything is just white. The shop is also cleanly furnished with simple wood pieces and a long white counter.

The staff here were incredibly friendly and welcomed us with large smiles and cheery greetings. Definitely made the environment a more pleasant one.

Their menu is a simple one, yet they have quite a range of interesting drinks for you to enjoy.

For their coffee, they use a Synesso Hand Built Espresso Machine. They also use the very best seasonal coffee beans that vary throughout the year.

We tried their Columbia El Mirador (S$4.50) made into a Latte, which was a fragrant, smooth cup of goodness that had notes of roasted grapes, currant and graham crackers.

We also decided to get a cup of their Madagascar Mava (S$7.50), which was an interesting take on your usual hot chocolate. This smooth blend had notes of orange, malt and roasted nuts, and it left a unique, tangy aftertaste in our mouths.

We are absolutely in love with this simple yet gorgeous cafe and we will definitely be coming back here for some great coffee and the amazing ambience.

Apartment Coffee
161 Lavender Street #01-12
Singapore 338750
Daily: 9am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Bendeemer

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Tucked away at Upper Serangoon Road next to the old Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre is newly-opened, Amber Ember.

Exuding a simple yet charming vibe, the interior is decked out in marble and wooden furnishings that are neatly decorated with potted plants and paintings, making it a nice place to retreat to and a great place for photos too.

Here, they sell a variety of brunch-style fare such as jaffles (a type of toastie that bears no similarity to a waffle), scrambled eggs on toast and coffee, but with an added twist that differs slightly to your average cafe food.

Starting our cafe trip off on a proper note, we ordered ourselves the White (S$5)—which is essentially a flat white. Amber Ember uses coffee beans from Cata coffee, which are freshly roasted daily and pack a robust, chocolatey note that is both incredibly aromatic and well-balanced.

Having heard so much about their fried chicken, we decided to order up the Amber’s Fried Chicken (AFC) (S$10). The chicken was decently crispy, however, the meat lacked a certain succulence to it and the drums were not as meaty as we would’ve liked. The saving grace, however, was their house-made blue cheese sauce and sriracha.

We also tried their Asian ‘Risotto’ (S$10), which was pretty much a fancy bowl of Chinese porridge that had been embellished with a variety of ingredients. We really enjoyed this dish and found it really comforting and satisfying.

The risotto had bits of braised pulled pork, fried shallots, garlic and a runny egg. We were a tad bit disappointed with the runny egg, which did not turn out as runny as described on the menu.

When we heard that they had a dish called Fu Yong Eggs (S$11), we were expecting a  modern rendition of the popular zi char dish. However, to our surprise, it was simply scrambled eggs and sauteéd mushrooms on a piece of sourdough.

Finally, we had the main thing that we came here for—Jaffles!

Out of the many options they had, we opted for their K-Pork Jaffles (S$10). The pork in the jaffles was slightly tangy due to the gochujang sauce used, but what surprised us was the purple sweet potato mash that came with it that was both sweet and deliciously creamy.

Amber Ember
730 Upper Serangoon Road, #01-01
Singapore 534613
Mon, Wed & Fri: 8am – 5pm
Sat & Sun: 9am – 6pm
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Nearest Station: Serangoon

% Arabica Coffee, famous coffee shop from Kyoto, is finally opening its first outlet in Singapore.

Given how Singaporeans are such caffeine addicts, there is certainly no shortage of cafes and coffee bars dedicated to offering high quality brews. As we see more Japanese concepts—Kurasu Singapore and Omotesando Koffee—opening up one after another, we are more than excited for the addition of % Arabica Coffee right here in Singapore.

According to % Arabica Coffee’s Instagram account on 12 June 2019, the first outlet at Arab Street will be ready by next week. % Arabica Coffee Singapore has also announced the opening of two other outlets at Chip Bee Gardens and 313@Somerset.

You can have a taste of their signature brews at (place) when % Arabica Coffee Singapore officially opens to the public.

This coffee shop is the brainchild of Kenneth Shoji, who worked with head barista Junichi Yamaguchi—champion of the Coffee Fest Latte Art World Championship in Tokyo—to make % Arabica Coffee the world-class brand it is today.

Watch this space as we bring you the latest news of the opening of % Arabica Coffee Singapore.

% Arabica Coffee Singapore
56 Arab Street
Singapore 199753
Nearest Station: Bugis/ Lavender

Nothing perks up our mornings up like waking up to the smell of freshly roasted coffee. That strong, seductive aroma that wafts through the streets of Singapore courtesy of the many coffee shops that have sprouted up over the years since the coffee fad took over is one of the simple pleasures in life that we thoroughly enjoy.

It’s official—many of us struggle to function without coffee. In light of the massive array of cafes scattered all over the island, we sussed out the best from the lot. But of course, there is much more that defines a great coffee shop other than just a plain cup of joe.

From stellar workspaces, decadent nosh to heavenly brews—coffee-addicts, this one’s for you—here is our list of the best coffee shops in Singapore for you to get your caffeine fix and possibly more.

% Arabica

Coffee aficionados in Singapore went absolutely crazy when popular Japanese coffee shop % Arabica opened its first store in Singapore at Arab Street last year.

Since then, the renowned coffee chain that hails from Kyoto, Japan has opened another 2 outlets in Singapore at 313@Somerset and Chip Bee Gardens. The brand prides itself for its use of quality coffee beans which are harvested from their own farm in Hawaii as well as sourced from various places around the world.

A piping hot cup of their classic Cafe Latte (S$7 for short, S$8 for tall) is great for days when you need a shot of energy or a morning perk-me-up. Aromatic with a slightly nutty taste, % Arabica’s Cafe Latte had a pleasantly bitter aftertaste that was soothed by the mellow creaminess of the milk.

44 Jalan Merah Saga, #01-58
Singapore 278116
Tel: +65 6261 4516
Sun to Thu: 8am – 6pm
Fri & Sat: 8am – 8pm
Nearest Station: Holland Village

APOLLO COFFEE BAR

Relatively new to the local cafe scene, Apollo Coffee Bar in Serangoon Gardens is opened by the same guys behind the popular Atlas Coffeehouse and Columbus Coffee Co. It has already made quite a name for itself with its Mediterranean-inspired brunch creations and excellent coffee.

P.S. Apollo Coffee Bar is a dog-friendly cafe; you can also bring your dogs and dine at their outdoor seats.

65 Serangoon Garden Way
Singapore 555961
Tel: +65 6246 3875
Tues to Sat: 9am — 10pm
Sun: 9am — 7pm
Nearest Station: Serangoon

BRAWN & BRAINS COFFEE

Tucked away in the iconic former Singapore Badminton Hall, Brawn & Brains provides a nice and fresh twist to the older surrounding buildings. The clean interior of the cafe allows for ample natural light to stream in—making great Insta-worthy moments.

But aesthetics aside, what this coffee shop is known for is none other than their solid brews.

100 Guillemard Road
#01-02 Singapore Badminton Hall
Singapore 399718
Tel: +65 6348 8892
Tue to Fri: 8.30am – 6pm
Sat & Sun: 9.30am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Paya Lebar

CHYE SENG HUAT HARDWARE

A pioneer of artisanal coffee in Singapore, Chye Seng Huat Hardware—opened by the folks behind Papa Palheta—serves up a wide range of desserts, full-on mains and excellent coffee. Do try their signature cold brew which is perfect for a hot afternoon.

150 Tyrwhitt Road
Singapore 207563
Tel: +65 6396 0609
(Closed on Mondays)
Sun to Thu: 9am – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 9am – 12am
Nearest Station: Lavender

COMMON MAN COFFEE ROASTERS

Common Man Coffee Roasters was started by the Spa Esprit Group (the same folks behind Forty Hands and House) and has long known to be one of the best places to have a cup of aromatic coffee.

The coffee beans here are of single origins and roasted in a massive 7kg roaster.

#01-00 22 Martin Road
Singapore 239058
Tel: +65 6836 4695
Mon to Fri: 7.30am – 5pm
Sat & Sun: 7.30am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Clarke Quay

DAPPER COFFEE

Contrary to its name, Dapper Coffee is a cosy copper-clad cafe tucked away on Amoy Street where you do not have to be wearing a suit and tie to patronise.

Modelled after an Old Fashioned—a classic whisky-based cocktail—their Dapper Cold Fashioned served here features a fruity, subtly tart cold brew and is garnished with grapefruit.

73 Amoy Street, Second Floor
Singapore 069892
Tel: +65 8742 8908
(Closed on Saturdays & Sundays)
Mon to Fri: 8am – 5pm
Nearest Station: Outram Park

DUTCH COLONY COFFEE CO

Coffee-lovers would be no stranger to this name—Dutch Colony Coffee Co. The interior is lovely and casual, perfect to relax over some coffee while catching up on the latest book and to simply stay away from the world.

Dutch Colony Coffee Co offers a great selection of quality coffee beans from the different parts of the world where each of the customers can enjoy freshly roasted bean with various brewing methods.

113 Frankel Ave, Singapore 458230
Tel: +65 6448 5852
Sun to Thu: 8am – 6pm
Fri & Sat: 8am – 8pm
Nearest Station: Kembangan

DRURY LANE

With a laid-back vibe and soft jazzy music in the background, Drury Lane in Tanjong Pagar is an ideal place to lounge about on a lazy afternoon. They offer pretty much the standard cafe fare but their dinner menu and weekend brunch menu are worth trying.

What really stands out is their excellent coffee that is sure to help you kick-start your day on a good note.

94 Tg Pagar Rd
Singapore 088515
Tel: +65 6222 6698
Mon, Wed to Fri: 8am – 6pm
Sat & Sun: 9am – 6pm
(Closed on Tuesday)
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

FORTY HANDS

Using blends from Common Man Coffee Roasters, the aromatic coffee at Forty Hands is one to travel for. Not only are they serving up great coffee, they also offer a menu of fusion all-day-breakfast items, putting their own spin on it.

Get hungry for their Eggs Benedict—featuring all the good thing in one dish.

78 Yong Siak St, #01-12
Singapore 163078
Tel: +65 6225 8545
Mon to Fri: 7.30am – 7pm
Sat & Sun: 7.30am – 7pm
Nearest Station: Tiong Bahru

HABITAT COFFEE

While Habitat Coffee’s food remains subjective to those with discerning palates, it certainly serves one of the better coffee brews in Singapore. They are passionate about bringing different coffee blends of varying origins and each dine-in coffee is complemented with a tasty caramel biscuit.

223 Upper Thomson Road
Tel: +65 6456 2567
(Closed on Mondays)
Tue to Sun: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Marymount

JAMAICA BLUE

This Australian coffee chain uses the much sought-after Wallenford Estate Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Beans for its coffee blends. This coffee bean is hailed as one of the estate’s most superior coffee-growing regions and produces coffee that is mild, and perfectly balanced—perfect for both coffee aficionados and those who just want a quick caffeine fix.

1 Raffles Place, #01-62,
One Raffles Place Tower 2,
Singapore 048616
Tel: +65 6694 8107
Mon to Fri: 7.30am – 6.30pm
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

JEWEL COFFEE

At Jewel Coffee, every espresso-based beverage comes with a double shot, giving you higher caffeine buzz for your buck. All the beans used here are of single origin and we absolutely love how minimalistic and bright the interior is.

1 Shenton Way, #01-07
Singapore 068803
Tel: +65 6636 9452
(Closed on Sundays)
Mon to Fri: 7am – 7pm
Sat: 8am – 5pm
Nearest Station: Downtown

JIMMY MONKEY

As one of the first few to set up shop in this area, this Australian-style hang out is mostly known for their brunch items such as French toast and eggs benedict, but many coffee aficionados make the journey to have a taste of their coffee blends too.

#01-51 One-North Residences,
9 One-north Gateway,
Singapore 138643
Tel: +65 6777 8470
Daily: 7am – 6pm
Nearest Station: one-north

KITH CAFE

Many people rave about Kith Cafe’s stellar food items but boy do they know how to whip up a solid cuppa joe.

Using a rotating custom blend of speciality beans from various regions such as Brazil and India, coffee drinkers can look forward to a consistent cup of joe that is smooth, thick-bodied, with underlying tones of dark fruits and cocoa.

9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-44/45
Millenia Walk
Singapore 039596
Daily: 7.30am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Promenade

KURASU SINGAPORE

Originating from Kyoto, this is the Japanese brand’s first venture in Singapore and the cafe shares its space with District6, in Odeon Towers.

Serving speciality coffee from selected roasters around Japan and one heck of a Matcha Latte, this is one destination you have to stop by for a morning pick-me-up.

331 North Bridge Road
#02-01, Odeon Towers
Singapore 188720
Mon to Fri: 9am – 6pm
Sat & Sun: 12pm – 6pm
Nearest Station: City Hall

KYU COFFEE BAR

Kyu Coffee Bar is a minimalistic coffee kiosk that sits strategically right outside the entrance of Prudential Tower in Raffles Place.

You can look forward to a wide array of beverages such as tea from Clippers Tea, aromatic coffee blends from Knockhouse Supply Co. and Nylon Coffee Roasters as well as some snacks and cakes.

30 Cecil Street, Level 1
Prudential Tower
Singapore 049712
Tel: +65 8233 3361
(Closed on Saturdays & Sundays)
Mon to Fri: 7.30am – 4.30pm
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

LUNAR COFFEE BREWERS

Fill your tummy with hearty home-cooked rice bowls and even signature dishes originating from sister cafe, Atlas Coffeehouse.

The Cappuccino is just one of the many caffeine-packed options. Intensely creamy with a surprisingly fruity finish, this is hands down one of the better brews we have tried.

#01-49 Downtown Gallery
6 Shenton Way
Singapore 068815
Tel: +65 6224 4500
(Closed on Sundays)
Mon to Fri: 8am – 7pm
Sat: 9am – 3pm
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

MAVRX COFFEE APOTHECARY

Located along the cafe and drinking hole-laden streets of Duxton Hill is the photogenic Mavrx Coffee Apothecary.

This quirky coffee shop takes on a rather unorthodox approach to your typical coffee shop fare. Picture this: lattes served in ice cream cones and cold brews presented in syringes—a true maverick indeed.

1A Duxton Hill,
Singapore 089587
(Closed on Sundays)
Mon to Fri: 8.30am – 4.30pm
Sat: 10.30am – 4.30pm
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

NYLON COFFEE ROASTERS

Located below an HDB block in Everton Park, Nylon Coffee Roasters is one of the best coffee shops in Singapore. What they have is excellent quality coffee and a team of experienced baristas who will be more than glad to share their knowledge with you.

4 Everton Park, #01-40
Singapore 080004
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Mon to Fri: 8.30am – 5.30pm
Sat & Sun: 9am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Outram Park

ONE MAN COFFEE

One Man Coffee is a speciality coffee concept that focuses on the art of espresso and quality coffee beans. The humble coffee shop shares the premise with French eatery, Garçons.

Serving up a wide range of coffee products, one of their highly raved items is their flat white which is velvety smooth and jam-packed with flavour. Do consider their food offerings as well such as Gashaus Eggs and French Toast.

215R Upper Thomson Road
Singapore 574349
Tel: +65 9658 1685
Daily: 9am – 5pm
Nearest Station: Marymount

OMOTESANDO KOFFEE

Omotesando Koffee is a popular coffee chain from Tokyo. Look forward to their high-quality espresso-based beverages. Their first and only outlet in Singapore features a myriad of caffeinated beverages from matcha based drinks to a good old latte.

6 Shenton Way, #04-09
The Work Project Downtown
Downtown Gallery
Singapore 068809
(Closed on Saturdays & Sundays)
Mon to Fri: 8am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

ORIOLE COFFEE + BAR

Coffee connoisseurs will definitely appreciate the effort taken by Oriole Coffee + Bar to offer the best brews in Singapore by travelling to countries like Ethiopia to source for beans and roasting them locally. Aside from single origin coffee brews, cold brews served black, with milk or non-dairy M.A.D milk (cold-pressed nut milk) are some crowd favourites you will be able to enjoy at the coffee specialty house.

In particular, the Death Cream (S$10++) is a special concoction of vanilla beans, espresso and cream – high level of caffeine well-balanced with the ensuing vanilla taste.

Otherwise, try their other signature in-house cold brew, Taisho White (S$8++), which is made using Oriole’s in-house signature Raven blend on the daily. Nitro cold brew lovers will be excited to hear that Oriole Coffee + Bar has recently introduced 5 different types of Nitro Cold Brew (S$7) too!

96 Somerset Road, #01-01, Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard
Singapore 238163
Sundays to Thursdays: 8am – 11pm
Fridays and Saturdays: 8am – 12am
Tel: 6238 8348
Nearest Station: Somerset

PACAMARA BOUTIQUE COFFEE ROASTERS SINGAPORE

This coffee shop sitting on the edge of the Upper Thomson stretch serves up restaurant-standard grub, and quite possibly one of the best cups of coffee in the entire Upper Thomson enclave.

They keep their coffee offerings modest with no fancy names or quirky creations. Just order up a basic latte and you’re pretty much set to take on the day.

185 Upper Thomson Road
Singapore 574333
Daily: 9am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Marymount

PENNY UNIVERSITY

With an aesthetically pleasing interior, an all-encompassing menu and sumptuous cafe fare, Penny University is one of the most popular cafes in the east of Singapore.

The cafe is perpetually crowded and it is not difficult to see why. It sources its own coffee beans from local coffee roasters, serves cakes and bread freshly baked by local bakeries. Drop by for brunch and a cuppa the next time you are in the neigbourhood.

402 E Coast Rd, Singapore 428997
Tel: +65 6345 9055
Mon to Thu: 8.30am – 6pm
Fri & Sat: 8.30am – 10.30pm
Sun: 8.30am – 7pm
Nearest Station: Kembangan

PERCOLATE

Percolate is a coffee shop in the heartlands of Bedok. They curate a fine list of exceptional coffees and artisanal goods which is more than anyone would expect from a neighbourhood coffee shop.

You can’t go wrong with their standard latte that is creamy, smooth and goes really well with their assorted croissant offerings.

136 Bedok North Ave 3 #01-152
Singapore 460136
Tel: +65 8259 0316
Mon to Fri: 10.30am – 9.30pm
Sat to Sun: 9am – 9.30pm
Nearest Station: Bedok

SARNIES

This trendy establishment has made a name for itself as the place to go for delicious, quality café nosh.

With coffee beans that are meticulously roasted by a team of talented baristas, and with all coffees made with a double ristretto for a more intense flavour, Sarnies firmly establishes itself as the place to go for your caffeine fix.

136 Telok Ayer Street,
Singapore 068601
Tel: +65 6224 6091
Mon to Tue: 7.30am – 10.30pm
Wed to Fri: 7.30am – 12am
Sat & Sun: 8.30am – 4pm
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer / Raffles Place

STAMPING GROUND COFFEE

Located along Upper East Coast Road, Stamping Ground Coffee shares the same space with a florist—Dawn Q Floral Design.

From local brand Papa Palheta’s Throwback Blend to Melbourne’s Rumble Coffee Roasters, blends are on a rotational basis and you can look forward to a different roast from time to time.

87 Upper East Coast Road
Singapore 455223
Tel: +65 9070 7610
(Closed on Mondays)
Tue to Fri: 8am – 6pm
Sat & Sun: 9am to 6pm
Nearest Station: Bedok

THE BRAVERY CAFE

The Bravery Café is a Muslim-owned café located in the Lavender neighbourhood. The abundance of charging ports and free WIFI make The Bravery an ideal spot to catch up on work.

We are particularly fond of their signature Lavender Latte which boasts a really nice fragrance with a creamy finish. The cappuccino and cold brew are also consistently good.

66 Horne Road
Tel: +65 9388 2973
Mon, Wed, Thu & Sun: 9am – 6pm
Fri & Sat: 9am – 9.30pm
Closed on Tue
Nearest Station: Lavender

THE COFFEE ACADEMICS

This famous Hong Kong coffee chain is famous for using speciality coffee beans and state-of-the-art equipment to craft their exceptional brews.

Taking their passion for coffee to a whole new level, their “sensory playground” over at Scotts Square promises to excite with their rare blends and a wide range of brew options.

Scotts Square, #02-01/#02-02
6 Scotts Road,
Singapore 228209
Mon to Thu: 9am – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 9am – 10.30pm
Sun: 9am – 9.30pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

THE POPULUS COFFEE & FOOD CO

Opened by the folks behind the now-defunct Department of Caffeine and Two Degrees North Coffee Co., The Populus Coffee & Food Co. is easily one of our favourite coffee shops in Singapore.

The coffee bar, with the sleek coffee machine, is a sexy one that will not go unnoticed. Watch the baristas in action, have a chat with them and they will be happy to share their knowledge about third wave coffee with you; smells are free, too!

The coffee beans are roasted exclusively by Two Degrees North Coffee Co, with 3 blends and 4 single origins at the moment. You cannot leave The Populus Coffee & Food Co. without having a cup, that’s for sure.

146 Neil Road
Tel: +65 6635 8420
Mon: 9am – 7 pm
Tue: 9am – 4pm
Wed to Fri: 9am – 10.30pm
Sat: 9.30am – 10.30pm
Sun: 9.30am – 7pm
Nearest Station: Outram

THE PROVIDORE

The Providore is a multifaceted concept that features a deli, bakery, a cafe and even a gourmet grocer. At their cafes, you’ll find great coffee and gorgeous food inspired by their own range of seasonal products.

Their contemporary spaces offer all-day dining as well as a huge selection of coffee, tea, wines, craft beers and cocktails.

7 Raffles Place
Singapore 048625
Tel: +65 6533 1352
Mon to Sat: 8am – 10.30pm
Sun: 9am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

THUS COFFEE

Located in the Upper Thomson enclave, Thus Coffee is a chic cafe that offers stellar grain bowls, pasta, brunch, hearty stews and delicious coffee.

Coffee aficionados can take pleasure in knowing that their coffee beans are freshly roasted in-house—something often overlooked at many cafes in Singapore.

4 Jalan Kuras
Singapore 577723
Tel: +65 8411 7565
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Ang Mo Kio

TIONG HOE SPECIALTY COFFEE

Tiong Hoe Gim Kee Trading Co is a reputable pioneer in Singapore’s competitive coffee industry.

The cafe boasts several roasted single-origins and espresso blends. Prices range from S$13 for a 250-gram package of Gachala Espresso Blend to S4 for their single origin beans.

170 Stirling Road
Singapore 140170
Tel: +65 6473 1133
Mon to Fri: 8.30am – 5.30pm
Sat and Sun: 9am – 4pm
Nearest Station: Queenstown

TOBY’S ESTATE

Toby’s Estate Signature Café & Roastery at Rodyk Street is founder Toby Smith’s first venture outside of Australia, where a team of world-class coffee experts is dedicated to creating and serving remarkable coffee every day.

At Toby’s Estate, you can enjoy some of the best coffees from all over the world and explore the amazing tastes and aromas of their coffee through different brewing methods.

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8 Rodyk Street, #01-03/04
Singapore 238216
Tel: +65 6636 7629
Sun to Thu: 7.30am – 6pm
Fri & Sat: 7.30am – 7pm
Nearest Station: Fort Canning

A well-known gem for quality brunch item and strategic location near Somerset MRT station, Oriole Coffee + Bar has recently expanded their menu and upped their game in the local cafe and bar scene.

Whether it is gourmet coffee that you are craving or alcohol for you to indulge in during a night out with your friends, Oriole Coffee + Bar posits as one of the best spots in town for you to have a meal at and chill out. Founded in 2008, this diner has an interesting concept as it transforms from a hipster cafe during the daytime to a snazzy bar by dusk.

We’ve been frequenting Oriole Coffee + Bar since its opening and we have to say that their food and coffee are consistently good—if not, getting better and better over the years—and it is one of our favourite cafes in Singapore.

From now until 31 May 2018, diners who spend S$35++ with Mastercard are treated to Oriole Coffee + Bar’s signature Har Cheong Gai at only $1++! Do note that the promotion is only valid from Monday through Friday, 11am to 3pm, excluding eve and day of public holidays at the Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard outlet.

THE CONCEPT

Oriole Coffee + Bar is essentially a specialty coffeehouse in the day and a bar by night. During the day, guests get to indulge in hearty meals while watching the skilled baristas in action as they create each cup of coffee with precision and care.

When night falls, get ready to be serenaded with live music as you knock down pints of beer or sip on cocktails throughout the night. Their all-encompassing drinks menu features cocktails, draft beers, wine and spirits.

Situated in Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard which is just right beside 313@Somerset, Oriole Coffee + Bar definitely does not fall short in terms of serving quality grub to cater to both locals and tourists around the area.

HEARTY ALL-DAY BREAKFAST ITEMS

Don’t we all love all-day breakfast items? If you are like us who cannot wake up early, Oriole Coffee + Bar has plenty of options for All-Day Breakfast meals, which are available from 8am to 6pm daily.

One of their highly recommended dishes is the Fully Loaded (S$22) that will surely, well, leave you loaded and fuelled. Choose how you would like your eggs to be cooked, and have them with 2 types of meat, maple-glazed bacon, roasted potatoes, roasted tomatoes, mushrooms, baked bean and multigrain toast. There is also a gluten-free option for their multigrain toast!

For those with a smaller appetite and looking for a wholesome or vegetarian option, the Bircher (S$12) is a blend of healthy Greek yoghurt, rolled oats, fruits and granola.

COFFEE FOR THE DAY

Be it hot or cold coffee, Oriole Coffee + Bar will have you covered.

Coffee connoisseurs will definitely appreciate the effort taken by Oriole Coffee + Bar to offer the best brews in Singapore by travelling to countries like Ethiopia to source for beans and roasting them locally. Aside from single origin coffee brews, cold brews served black, with milk or non-dairy M.A.D milk (cold-pressed nut milk) are some crowd favourites you will be able to enjoy at the coffee specialty house.

In particular, the Death Cream (S$10++) is a special concoction of vanilla beans, espresso and cream – high level of caffeine well-balanced with the ensuing vanilla taste.

Otherwise, try their other signature in-house cold brew, Taisho White (S$8++), which is made using Oriole’s in-house signature Raven blend on the daily. Nitro cold brew lovers will be excited to hear that Oriole Coffee + Bar has recently introduced 5 different types of Nitro Cold Brew (S$7) too!

CLASSIC PIZZAS TO LOVE

This new addition to their extensive food menu is something to love. We sang nothing but praises for their Margherita Pizza (S$18), which was generously topped with fresh buffalo mozzarella, tomato confit, parmesan cheese and basil leaves.

This dish would be good for sharing amongst a group of friends—but we wouldn’t promise that you and your buddies will not be fighting over the last slice!

SEAFOOD OPTIONS

Also a newly introduced dish, the Pan-Seared Barramundi (S$26) features a fresh fillet with nutty romesco sauce.

They also have other seafood options, such as Garlic Prawn Risotto (S$25) and classic Fish and Chips (S$20).

TRUFFLE MAC AND CHEESE

Do not be fooled by their Truffle Mac and Cheese (S$24) which is seemingly unappealing because the flavours are actually very on point. Unlike many dishes that claim to have truffle yet do not have a hint of truffle taste, the taste of truffle in this dish was extremely piquant for us.

Imagine freshly baked macaroni in cheese and topped off with chunky pieces of crabmeat, crunchy corn and then rounding it all up with aromatic truffle oil; it is any cheese lover’s wildest dreams come true.

PHILLY CHEESE STEAK

Open up their Philly Cheese Steak (S$18) to find a chock full of well-marinated beef, mozzarella cheese, caramelized onions, mushrooms and capsicums sandwiched between toasted ciabatta bread.

With just the right proportion of the various ingredients, the sandwich is neither overwhelmingly sweet nor salty, making it very well-balanced.

FINGER FOOD

Look forward to close to 10 bar snack choices which are available from 11am onwards daily. These snacks go hand-in-hand with their beers and cocktails!

For an insanely addictive snack for sharing with friends, the Spam Fries (S$12++) is THE bar snack you have to get when you are at Oriole Coffee + Bar. Thick cuts of luncheon meat are deep-fried until crispy, making this sinful side the perfect accompaniment to your bubbles and ice-cold beer.

Oh what can we say, really? This is a guilty pleasure we are willing to forgo our diet for!

HAR CHEONG GAI AT ONLY S$1++

We have yet to meet a Singaporean who doesn’t enjoy Har Cheong Gai (S$16++). For the uninitiated, Har Cheong Gai is actually deep-fried chicken wings marinated with shrimp paste.

From now until 31 May 2018, Mastercard® cardholders can enjoy an exclusive deal—a serving of Har Cheong Gai at only S$1++ (U.P. S$16++) with a minimum spend of S$35++ on a la carte items in a single receipt.

Simply pay using any local or overseas Mastercard® credit or debit card to enjoy this deal! This promotion runs on weekdays from 11am to 3pm.

BAR BY DUSK

At 7pm daily, Oriole Coffee + Bar will feature a live band to bring out the chill vibes for the perfect ambience to have a glass of cocktail or beer after work. The outdoor seats will give you the best view of the live performances while you enjoy your meals and/or drinks.

We reckon that we aren’t the only ones who love their concept of ‘Café by Day, Bar by Dusk’, right? Besides whipping up quality grub and serving gourmet coffee, get some alcoholic drinks here at Oriole Coffee + Bar at night after a long day at work!

Oriole Coffee + Bar
96 Somerset Road, #01-01, Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard
Singapore 238163
Sundays to Thursdays: 8am – 11pm
Fridays and Saturdays: 8am – 12am
Tel: 6238 8348
Nearest Station: Somerset

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