The Lunar Rabbit Boulangerie is a new French bakery which specialises in viennoiserie—the ‘bridge’ between pâtisserie and French bread.

Located at 16 Hamilton Road, The Lunar Rabbit Boulangerie joins the growing list of cafes and bakeries in the Lavender and Jalan Besar neighbourhoods. It will officially open to the public on 8 May 2022 at 11am.

The Lunar Rabbit Boulangerie’s executive baker & owner, Elaine graduated from Le Cordon Bleu Tokyo and she worked in a French-Japanese bakery in Singapore before starting out The Lunar Rabbit Boulangerie on her own.

The Lunar Rabbit Boulangerie is a takeaway-only bakery without any dine-in area and they will be offering up to 13 types of Viennoiserie every day.

The Lunar Rabbit Boulangerie’s Classic French Croissant is excellent. It is light and airy on the inside and crispy on the outside. Definitely one of the best croissants we’ve had in Singapore. We also love their Almond Croissant and Kouign-amann.

Other than the classics viennoiseries, The Lunar Rabbit Boulangerie has also created some creative and unique pastries including the Fleur De Framboise (Raspberry Flower), Trio of C (comprises of cookie, cheesecake and croissant), La Brioche Macaronade, and Chocolate Crumble.

Prices range from S$3.80 for the classic croissant to S$6.50 for the Trio of C.

For those of you who cannot decide on what to order, The Lunar Rabbit Boulangerie has two sets with their most popular offerings.

The Classic set features the most classic and popular viennoiserie such as:

• Plain croissant
• Almond Croissant
• Kouign Anman
• Escargot Au Raisin
• Pain Au Choc

The Maverick set, on the other hand, comes with The Lunar Rabbit Boulangerie’s unique pastries including:

• Fleur De Framboise
• Trio of C
• La Brioche Macaronade
• Chocolate Crumble
• Quiche

The Lunar Rabbit Boulangerie
16 Hamilton Road, #01-02
Singapore 209186
Tue to Sun: 8.30am to 5pm

Named after the founder-baker Elijah Tan, Elijah Pies is a popular pie/tart shop which is known for their famous nutella pie.

It has opened a new baking studio at 803 King George’s Ave in Lavender and it is located in the same block as Habitat Coffee which has moved there from Upper Thomson Road. Other new additions to the Lavender & Jalan Besar neighbourhoods include Pacto by Parchmen, Glacier and La Levain.

Photos credit: Elijah Pies

The new studio is designed to illustrate the essence of Elijah Pies’ tagline—”Best Enjoyed Together” and it is a homely space where they bake all their pies in-house and host baking workshops which will start next year.

There will not be any dine-in area and it is only for takeaways only.

Fans of Elijah Pies will also be happy to know that they will be selling their pies by the slice at the studio.

The prices of the pies by the slice range between S$7 to S$7.50 and the flavours for the day are subject to availability.

These are the flavours that will be available by the slice:

- Nutella: S$7
- Pandan Coconut: S$7
- Wild Berry Lavender: S$7.50
- Raspberry Ripple: S$7.50
- Earl Grey Rose: S$7.50
- Honey Chrysanthemum: S$7.50
- Matcha Latte: S$7.50

Elijah Pies
803 King George’s Ave, #02-216
Singapore 200803
Tel: +65 9855 9480

Located at 23 Hamilton Road near Jalan Besar and Lavender, La Levain is a new bakery cafe by pastry chef, Wythe Ng who used to work at Keong Saik Bakery & Bakery Brera.

The Lavender neighbourhood is home to many wonderful cafes and some of the recent openings include Habitat Coffee, Pacto by Parchmen and Glacier.

Pasty chef Wythe Ng had co-founded Keong Saik Bakery with another partner before leaving in 2019. He last worked at Bakery Brera as the head chef and he had also worked at Japanese bakery chain Boulangerie Asanoya and Baker & Cook.

La Levain has officially opened to the public on 11 Dec 2021.

There are over 20 bread and pastries on La Levain’s menu and some of the items are:

• Brown Sugar Kouign Amann (S$4.50)
• Croissants (S$3.50 – S$7)
• Pain Au Chocolat (S$4.50)
• Cruffins (start from S$4.60)
• Baked Sandwiches (start from S$5.50)

Other than the classic bakes, La Levain also has an array of Double Baked Croissants such as Hojicha Mochi Croissant (S$6.8), Burnt Cheese Croissant (S$7) as well as its signature Bo Bo Cha Cha Croissant (S$6.50).

If you cannot decide on what to get, you can opt for the Classics Box (S$32.80 for six items) which comes with their signature bakes including French Butter Croissant, Pain Au Chocolat, and Kouign Aman.

And to celebrate Christmas, you can get the Panettone (S$48, 500g)—a traditional sweet cake-like bread. It requires a 3 days process of fermentation, proofing and mixing and it is freshly baked at La Levain.

La Levain
23 Hamilton Road
Singapore 209193

Read our guide on the best croissants in Singapore.

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

Known for their crispy waffles and ice cream & sorbets made fresh in-house, Holy Cow Creamery has been serving the residents in Yishun since late 2014.

They have opened a second outlet at 465 North Bridge Road near Lavender MRT Station. You can also find the famous Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle and old-school coffeeshop, Heap Seng Leong in the same area.

The new outlet at North Bridge Road will be offering the same ice cream flavours, waffles and bakes as their original outlet in Yishun.

Holy Cow Creamery makes all their ice cream and cones on-site, and they have a great selection of interesting flavours such as Muah Chee, Ondeh Ondeh and Melon Milk.

Read our guide on the best ice cream places in Singapore.

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

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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Do a quick Google search on chocolates and you will probably find Wimbly Lu either on that list or topping it. Known for their array of chocolate desserts, ice cream and waffles, Wimbly Lu first started off in a quaint neighbourhood of Jalan Riang and now has 2 other outlets in the heartlands of Singapore.

Located just a few doors away from Chye Seng Huat Hardware Coffee, the outlet at Tyrwhitt Road is definitely more accessible as compared to the one at Jalan Riang and the café boasts a cosy decorum that has been remodelled from an old shophouse.

We headed down on a rainy Friday afternoon to seek refuge from the rain as well as to indulge in some sweet treats, to which we were not disappointed.

Once we stepped into the café, our eyes were immediately fixated on the display of lovely chocolates and cakes, which definitely got us drooling then.

Retro lamps, mirrors, and dim lightings lend a casual yet modern charm to the place and we couldn’t wait to try the beautiful desserts that they have.

We got ourselves 2 desserts to share and the first that came up was the Jey’s Nutella Pie (S$6++). Filled with a silky smooth Nutella spread across a soft hazelnut crust, this wonderful dessert slides easily down your fork and every bite you take bursts with rich and creamy Nutella goodness that simply melts in your mouth.

Next came Clare’s Sticky Date Pudding (S$5++), which is essentially a moist sponge cake made with finely chopped dates drenched in a sweet toffee sauce and served warm.

A bite into the soft sponge cake filled with toffee sauce makes you feel as if there is a marriage of flavours happening in your mouth–the sweet toffee sauce complemented the fluffy sponge cake without being too overly decadent.

Wimbly Lu
166, Tyrwhitt Road
Singapore 207570
Tel: +65 6291 8138
Mon, Wed & Thurs: 12pm – 10.30pm
Fri: 12pm – 11pm
Sat: 9am – 11pm
Sun: 9am – 10.30pm
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Nearest Station: Bendemeer

*Multiple outlets islandwide

Photo Credit: facebook.com/southpawbarnsushi

Southpaw Bar & Sushi is a modern Cali-styled sushi bar that serves up affordable omakase dinners available in three different price ranges as well as an unconventional whisky and sushi pairing. Set in Cavan Suites at Jalan Besar, this brand new dinner-only outfit will have you fed very well.

The kitchen is helmed by Chef Kenny who has 17 years of experience in Japanese cuisine under his belt. He prepares everything from scratch, from the wasabi which he grates himself to the soya sauce—so you can rest assured that nothing is overlooked here!

Photo Credit: facebook.com/southpawbarnsushi

The menu features three omakase sets. The Omakase Ume (S$68++) comes with a mini bara chirashi, while the Omakase Take (S$98++) and Omakase Matsu (S$138++) comprise seven and nine assorted pieces of sushi respectively.

All three sets come with an appetiser comprising white fish sashimi laced with lumpfish caviar and truffle-flavoured bonito flakes seasoned with rock salt as well as sashimi, miso soup and a dessert.

Photo Credit: facebook.com/southpawbarnsushi

If you are someone who favours whisky above all other spirits, then you are in for a treat because being an avid whisky connoisseur, owner Roy curates a smorgasbord of Scotch Whiskies of which you can pair with your food.

Whisky can be a great dinner companion with food, and although people may say that it is unconventional, it really isn’t at all.

Southpaw Bar & Sushi
11 Cavan Rd, Cavan Suites, #01-04
Singapore 209848
Tel: +65 9101 1941
(Closed on Sundays)
Mon to Sat: 6pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Lavender

Officially opened on 03 July 2017, Brawn & Brains Coffee Run is a new coffee kiosk by the good folks behind Brawn And Brains at Guillemard Road.

Situated at Fragrance Hotel – Imperial along Penhas Road—just a short walk away from the Lavender train station—this coffee kiosk is a great spot for those who work in the neighbourhood.

Brawn & Brains Coffee Run is a grab-and-go type of coffee joint with no seats or tables.

Upon arriving at this humble little establishment, we were greeted by really friendly staff members who were willing to educate us on the coffee bean varietals that they carry there. Baristas this passionate about their brew is almost always a sure sign that the coffee is going to be good.

The kiosk offers beverages ranging from organic teas to sparkling sodas and great coffee.

The signature house blend ‘Pen & Pencil’ which comprises bean blends from Ethiopia, Columbia, and Brazil is roasted in-house to produce a flavour that is nutty and chocolatey.

Each sip of the Latte (S$5.30) was smooth and creamy without that the bitter mouthful you often get with most artisanal coffee.

We also ordered the Hot Chocolate (S$5.80). It is everything you could ever want in a decent hot chocolate. Decadent, brimming with chocolatey aromas and incredibly creamy.

Brawn And Brains Coffee Run (Kiosk)
28 Penhas Road #01-03
Singapore 208187
Mon to Sat: 8.30am – 5.30pm
Nearest Station: Lavender

If you are an avid food lover like us, you would understand how hungry we are in our search for new cafes, trendy bars and hidden restaurants. Found in the Lavender district, Tyrwhitt Road is a haven for foodies and you would understand our joy when we laid eyes upon all the cafes and restaurants situated along this street. 

From notable favourites such as The Tiramisu Hero and Chye Seng Huat Hardware, here are 9 Cafes & Restaurants You Must Try Along Tyrwhitt Road.

#1 1 TYRWHITT BISTRO & BAR

For affordable classic Italian fare like pizza, pasta and more, head over to 1 Tyrwhitt Bistro & Bar. You can also order a good cup of artisanal coffee to go along with your meal. 

A cafe by day and trendy bar by night, this dining establishment is also conveniently located a stone’s throw away from Jalan Besar Stadium. 1-for-1 deals on beers coupled with a good game of soccer? Game on.

1 Tyrwhitt Bistro & Bar
1 Tyrwhitt Road,
Singapore 207522
Tel: +65 6341 5167
Wed to Mon: 11.30am – 12am
Nearest Station: Farrer Park / Lavender

#2 BANGKOK STREET MOOKATA 

With various locations spread out across Singapore, Bangkok Street Mookata continues to retain its position as one of the more popular Thai BBQ cum steamboat restaurants in Singapore. This is where you should visit if you are feeling ravenous and make sure to bring along a few friends too!

At Jalan Besar branch located at the back of Tyrwhitt Road, diners can opt to order from an a la carte menu or for a set platter for 2 or 4 pax. Marinated meats such as chicken, beef, pork belly and pork collar are available as with the wide range of seafood and fresh vegetables.

Bangkok Street Mookata
44 Foch Road,
Singapore 209270
Tel: +65 6201 4647
Sun to Thu: 6pm – 2am
Fri & Sat: 6pm – 4am
Nearest Station: Farrer Park / Lavender

#3 CHYE SENG HUAT HARDWARE

Chye Seng Huat Hardware is one of the most celebrated coffee joints and frequently visited cafes in Singapore. Known for serving a mean cup of coffee, this is essentially a heaven for coffee lovers and those who enjoy Western brunch.

The cafe’s brunch, lunch and coffee menu are rotated on a seasonal basis which means that you will never get bored with the range of delights offered at Chye Seng Huat Hardware!

Chye Seng Huat Hardware
150 Tyrwhitt Road,
Singapore 207563
Tel: +65 6396 0609
Tue to Thu, Sun: 9am – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 9am – 12am
Nearest Station: Farrer Park / Lavender

#4 CREAMERY BOUTIQUE ICE CREAMS

Warm, gooey lava cookies topped with a large scoop of homemade rich ice cream? That sounds perfect. Originating from Bangkok, you will be able to choose from either Choc-A-Lot, Matcha or Red Devil for your cookie, which will be filled with its corresponding lava filling.

Creamery Boutique Ice Creams brings a touch of local flavours to its ice creams through offering flavours such as Piko Piko (Tiramisu with Kopiko candy), Black Dog (Guinness Stout) and more.

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Creamery Boutique Ice Creams
139 Tyrwhitt Road, #01-03,
Singapore 207557
Tel: +65 8133 1250
Fri to Wed: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Farrer Park / Lavender

#5 DRUGGISTS

An Asian fusion restaurant cum bar, Druggists is a 23-tap bar which draws inspiration for its name from the Singapore Chinese Druggists Association, of whom they also share the premises with.

Walk into Druggists and you would discover that it is a cool craft beer place exuding a rustic, old-school charm. Marble top tables and retro coffee shop chairs also adorn its premises, which makes it a great place to relax and unwind from the complexities of life with a good beer in hand. Imperial stouts, IPAs and sour beers, anyone?

Druggists
119 Tyrwhitt Road,
Singapore 207547
Tel: +65 6341 5967
Mon to Sat: 4pm – 2am
Sun: 2pm – 10pm
Nearest Station: Farrer Park / Lavender

#6 THE TIRAMISU HERO

The Tiramisu Hero is a cute yet heartwarming cafe tucked along the stretch of Tyrwhitt Road. Everything about this cafe screams cute and sweet, and this goes likewise for the amazing spread of savoury and sweets on their menu.

Apart from picking up some of their Signature Tiramisu in a jar, The Tiramisu Hero’s entrance is covered with various adorable and trendy merchandise such as Scratch Maps and even doggy poo bags. It is high time to round up your girlfriends and spend an intimate weekend brunch at this quaint and cosy cafe.

The Tiramisu Hero
121 Tyrwhitt Road,
Singapore 207548
Tel: +65 6292 5271
Sun to Thu: 11am – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 11am – 12am
Nearest Station: Farrer Park / Lavender

#7 TYRWHITT LITTLE CAFE 

A somewhat undiscovered gem along Tyrwhitt Road, Tyrwhitt Little Cafe offers lovely seating areas decorated with fluffy cushions for you to recline on whilst enjoying a cuppa.

Love a cake set? Make sure that you head down during the Kopi Happy Hour where you can enjoy any sliced cake with coffee or Thai Iced Tea at S$9 or with an Oreo or Raspberry Milkshake at S$13.50 per set.

Tyrwhitt Little Cafe
165 Tyrwhitt Road,
Singapore 207569
Nearest Station: Farrer Park / Lavender

#8 VXX COOPERATIVE

Although not precisely located along Tyrwhitt Road, VXX Cooperative is a coffee joint found at the back of Tyrwhitt Road which deserves your attention. Focusing on bringing only the best of coffee to its diners, VXX Cooperative offers a curated list of roasted coffees from various coffee roasteries around the world.

Focusing on bringing only the best of coffee to its diners, VXX Cooperative has curated a list of roasted coffees from various coffee roasteries around the world. From local roasters such as the Nylon Coffee Roasters from Singapore to Tim Wendelboe from Norway, this selection would thrill even the fussiest of coffee enthusiasts.

VXX Cooperative
20 Foch Road,
Singapore 209261
Tel: +65 8720 0093
Mon to Sat: 10am – 9pm
Sun: 9am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Farrer Park / Lavender

#9 WIMBLY LU @ TYRWHITT

If you have not heard of Wimbly Lu yet, this means that you are missing out on one of the best waffles Singapore has to offer. And boy are we glad that Wimbly Lu has recently opened another outlet along Tyrwhitt Road as now we have another place to turn to whenever our dessert craving kicks in.

Staying true to what they know best, Wimbly Lu @ Tyrwhitt is essentially a cosy and artsy place filled with many #OOTD opportunities. During your visit, make sure that you try their fluffy yet firm waffles (S$8.50 with a single scoop of ice cream) and Root Beer Float Cake (S$6).

Wimbly Lu @ Tyrwhitt
166 Tyrwhitt Road,
Singapore 207570
Tel: +65 6291 8138
Mon, Wed & Thu: 12pm – 10.30pm
Fri: 12pm – 11pm
Sat: 9am – 11pm
Sun: 9am – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Farrer Park / Lavender

About the writer:
A member of the team at ladyironchef, Claire’s mission is to lead a life without regrets – to explore the world and its treasures boldly. When she isn’t pursuing her interests in writing, academia and music, Claire spends her free time with family and her pets. She also hopes to run her own animal shelter in the future.

Cafes are aplenty at Jalan Besar and many of these F&B establishments are notable and rank as one of the best in Singapore. What’s especially popular in this neighbourhood are the cafes who have reconstructed old shophouses into a spanking new cafe space, while still retaining a big part of the vintage and rustic interior and nature.

Besides cafes, Jalan Besar also offers a variety of restaurants, pastry shops and dessert places. This is your Guide to Jalan Besar’s Cafes & Restaurants.

Antoinette

French-inspired patisserie, Antoinette, is known most commonly by their beautiful and decadent desserts. The stylish and regal interior of their Penhas outlet beckons as a perfect afternoon tea or Sunday brunch spot.

30 Penhas Road
Tel: +65 6293 3121
Mon to Fri: 11am – 10pm
Sat & Sun: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Lavender

Butter Studio

Butter Studio is every cupcake lover’s dream. Handcrafted fresh in store daily, it’s always a treat to look forward to Butter Studio’s new creations. Some notable ones include the Salted Egg Yolk Cupcake and Salted Gula Melaka Cupcake (S$3.50 each)

Butter Studio’s Salted Nutella Tart is also listed in our guide to Singapore’s best desserts.

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147 Jalan Besar
Tel: +65 6294 7115
Mon to Thu, Sun: 12pm – 11pm
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 12am
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Nearest Station: Little India

Chye Seng Huat Hardware

Keeping the name of the hardware store that they took over, Chye Seng Huat Hardware possesses a modern-industrial style interior, specialising in unique blends of coffee and an exciting all-day-breakfast menu. Cold brew coffees are also available here.

150 Tyrwhitt Road
Singapore 207563
Tel: +65 6396 0609
Tue to Fri: 9am – 7pm
Sat & Sun: 9am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Lavender/Farrer Park

The Refinery

The Refinery is a triple concept space that consists of a Yakitori kitchen, a bespoke cocktail bar and a designer workspace area. Munch on delicious a la minute grilled yakitori items while sipping on a pint of beer or a cocktail of choice.

115 King George’s Avenue
Tel: +65 6293 0461
Tue to Sun: 6pm – 12am
(Closed on Mondays)
Nearest Station: Lavender

The Bravery

Pancake lovers rejoice because The Bravery serves possibly the tastiest and fluffiest pancakes around. The Pancakes Stack (S$15) features a triple stack of fluffy pancakes, caramelized bananas, a dollop of ricotta cheese and drizzled with golden syrup. Be sure to get their signature Lavender Latte (S$5.50) too!

66 Horne Road
Tel: +65 9452 4785
Daily: 8am – 8pm
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Nearest Station: Lavender

The Tiramisu Hero

Aptly named so, The Tiramisu Hero serves one of the best Tiramisu-in-a-jar in Singapore. Other dishes offered here includes savoury pasta dishes and a range of other sweet desserts, but we suggest going right for their signature Mommahero (S$7.50) tiramisu as it can do no wrong.

The Tiramisu Hero’s Tiramisu is also listed in our guide to Singapore’s best tiramisu.

121 Tyrwhitt Road
Tel: +65 6292 5271
Daily: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Lavender

Two Bakers

Opened late last year, Two Bakers is one of the newer faces in Jalan Besar’s cafe scene. The two chefs here are Le Cordon Bleu Paris-trained so you can be sure that their food here is of standard. The YTB or Tau Yu Bak (S$13.80) pull pork sandwich topped with fried egg, is a popular choice there.

88 Horne Road
Tel: +65 6293 0329
Mon to Thu, Sun: 11am – 9pm
Fri & Sat: 11am – 11pm
Nearest Station: Lavender