If you’re beating your head trying to look for new cafe options in Singapore, your search ends here. In this article, Expat Choice brings to you some of the best new cafes you can check out to tend to your coffee hankering.
Coffee not your poison? Don’t worry- they have an extensive menu which will be flooded with countless caffeine-free options. Just browse through the list, pick what you want and enjoy a refreshing beverage along with some delicious bite sized treats, or take the health train and go for a hearty breakfast bowl and your choice of eggs. Whatever you pick, the one thing you can be sure of is a full stomach to get you through the day. Keep reading to find out more. Image Credit: Stack Facebook Page
Naga House
Did someone say “Japanese-inspired cafe”? That’s right. Naga House is one of the very few cafes in Singapore with a Japanese twist. Well known as a cafe by day and a bar by night, they have everything a coffee enthusiast can hope for and more. They have the classic Double Espresso shot if you’re looking for a jolt first thing in the morning.
Either that or you can call for the White Cold Brew for a slight deviation from the usual caffeine trip. It’s okay if you’re trying to get off caffeine; caffeine-free options are plenty with delightful beverages like the Iced Matcha Latte and the Hot Hojicha. Pair your drink up with their signature Triple Tamago sandwich which consists of roasted garlic egg mayo, ramen egg, omelette, roasted garlic butter and brioche with dijon mayo. Tasty, isn’t it? Image Credit: Daniel Food Diary
a. 14 Lor Telok, Singapore 049027
w. naga-house-bar.business.site
Ground Floor Coffee
The name says it all. Ground Floor Coffee is literally coffee from the window of the ground floor HDB flat. No matter what your preference, the barista here has it all covered. We’re talking beverages like piping hot, yet comforting lavender lattes and dark mocha with hot and iced variations depending upon your mood. The best part is that they serve a mouth watering slice of freshly baked and super decadent burnt sugar cake to go perfectly well with the coffee. Image Credit: Eat Book
a. 214 Pasir Ris Street 21, Block 214 Block 214, Singapore 510214
Five Oars Coffee Roasters Heritage (Tanjong Pagar)
If you live around Tanjong Pagar, we can bet you’d have expected Five Oars to have opened up a long time ago. Well, the wait is finally over and how! Five Oars is back and with a completely new look. Think darker and warmer colours and interiors perfect for a slightly intimate and cosy evening. Get started with their all time favourite brunch menu; they have everything you can possibly ask for. Baked eggs, smoked salmon rosti, buttermilk chicken burgers and a beautiful cup of freshly brewed coffee to wash all the calories down with. Chop chop. Image Credit: Five Oars Facebook Page
a. 43 Tg Pagar Rd, #01-01, Singapore 088464
w. www.focr.sg
Stack
If you’re like me, you like your sandwiches cramped with veggies, eggs, cheese, meat and all the sauces you can possibly think of. For people like us who like to indulge in gluttony, Stack is the place to be. Over and above their delicious savoury options, they also have dishes perfect for your sugar craving. Go for their buttermilk waffles with a dollop of creamy soft serve ice cream. We recommend the brown butter kaya soft serve flavour, which is reminiscent of the iconic kaya butter toast. Who said gluttony was a sin? Image Credit: Stack Facebook Page
a. 155 Waterloo St, #01-07, Singapore 187962
Fleurato
Are you a stickler for creamy gelatos, botanical inspired desserts and tea surrounded by dreamy interiors which takes you to a meadow in the middle of spring? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Even if you’re not in love with cold treats, you’ll be spoilt for choice here at Fleurato. Call for their delightful baked sweets like the dome Ispahan which features lychee rose cake, deliciously piquant berries and one of the best Speculoos (a spiced shortcrust biscuit) the city has to offer. Image Credit: sethlui
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