1. Cheerful Goat Café
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Located conveniently in the heart of town, within Stamford Arts Centre, is the Cheerful Goat Café, a new coffee studio serving unique brews and specialty drinks. The orange and black-themed space features a round bar area where you can enjoy your coffee, as well as sun-lit tables by the windows.
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The café doesn’t just serve the usual coffee brews (though they have those too); instead, you should try one of their more unique coffee drinks like the Lait De Soi that’s topped with a savoury cheese cracker, Quatrime that’s infused with wine and topped with a smoke bubble and more. They’ve also got a selection of bakes to pair with your drinks.
Cheerful Goat Café
Address: 155 Waterloo St, #01-07 Stamford Arts Centre, Singapore 187962
Opening Hours: 8.30am-8.30pm
2. Kebuke
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Taiwan’s popular Kebuke bubble tea chain has recently opened their third outlet in Singapore, and this time with a dine-in café concept. The new space and bubble tea café concept is exclusive to their new Sembawang Shopping Centre outlet, where you can sit and enjoy your drinks, or even a bubble tea-themed high tea affair.
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The café menu includes a specially curated bubble tea-infused high tea set ($28.80) that comes with two medium drinks from the Classic Tea and Milk Tea Latte series, two sliced cakes, four cream puffs, and six cookies. You’ll also be able to sip on Kebuke’s tea drinks plus dessert items, including new offerings like Rice Oolong Tea Flavoured Cream Puff, Peach Black Tea Flavoured Cream Puff, Fudge Chocolate Cake and more.
Kebuke
Address: Sembawang Shopping Center, 604 Sembawang Rd, #01-01, Singapore 758459
Opening Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 11am-9.30pm; Friday- Saturday, 11am-10pm
3. Kōki by Mono Izakaya
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Who doesn’t love a good Japanese-style bakery café? Kōki by Mono Izakaya is the latest kid on the block for you to get your Japanese-inspired shokupan toast fix and desserts. Kōki is located in the Duxton area, on the second storey of a shophouse. Seating is pretty limited, with only izakaya-style bar seating available.
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The café specialises in freshly-baked shokupan bread, so you can expect various toasts, sandos and drip coffee as well. Some items to order include the Royal Brioche Thick Toast ($7), Goma Egg Mayo Sando ($14), Breakfast Toast ($16), Mc Riddles ($18) and more. For sweets, go for their Very Orange Pound Cake ($8), Banana Maple Crumble Naked Muffin ($7) or Matcha White Chocolate Strawberry ($7).
Kōki by Mono Izakaya
Address: 60a Duxton Rd, #02-01, Singapore 089524
Opening Hours: 9.30am-3pm daily
4. Audi x Burnt Ends Bakery
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One of the most highly-anticipated F&B openings has got to be the new Burnt Ends bakery opening at Audi House of Progress. The collaboration sees the popular bakery housed within the Audi showroom itself, with dine-in space and tables available too.
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Expect to see Burnt Ends’ signature donuts, cookies, savouries and German-inspired specialty bakes too. Some highlights from the bakes selection include Black Forest Doughnut ($7), Apple Strudel Doughnut ($6), Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie ($4), New York Cheesecake ($12) and more. There’s also specialty drinks like filter coffee, teas, gorilla press juices and cold brews, among others.
Audi x Burnt Ends Bakery
Address: 18 Cross St, Singapore 048423
Opening Hours: 8am-4pm daily
5. AP Café
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The world’s first AP Café by luxury watchmaker, Audemars Piguet, has just opened at the iconic Raffles Hotel. The café is part of AP’s larger boutique and retail concept, AP House, and features a stunningly elegant and sophisticated dining space with marbled countertops and arched ceilings.
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Enjoy savoury eats like bricelets ($5), caesar crudités ($18), raclette pie ($38); plus sweet treats like raspberry doughnuts ($8), Swiss roll with honeycomb and honey ice cream ($18) and more. There’s also a specialty curated cocktail selection, specialty teas and coffee.
AP Café
Address: Raffles Hotel, Bar & Billiard Room, 1 Beach Road, Singapore 189673
Opening Hours: 11am-8pm daily
6. Leitz Café
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Located within Leica’s newest flagship store is their in-house Leitz Café, where you can sit for a cuppa or a snack while shopping around for your Leica goods. The café features an elegant indoor space and cosy outdoor patio area for dining in.
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Enjoy some seasonal offerings at the café, some of which are exclusively available at Leica Singapore: Leitz Kopi Blend ($10), Noctilux Tea Blend ($10), Kopi Top ($8), Passion Berry ($6) and Affogato ($8), among others.
Leica Store South Beach Quarter
Address: 36 Beach Road, #01-01 South Beach Quarter, Singapore 189766
Opening Hours: 9.30am-8pm daily
7. Creamie Sippies
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Matcha lovers, this spot’s for you. Creamie Sippies is a new matcha-specialty kiosk located under a HDB in Bukit Merah. The takeaway kiosk doesn’t just serve your regular matcha drinks, their drinks come in chunky 500ml XL-sized cups, so you can get the most out of your drink.
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The space is also pretty cute, with a quirky coquette-inspired colour scheme of creams and pinks, and also sporting capybaras as their mascot. There are currently 6 different specialty drinks you can choose from, each priced at $8.90: Strawberry Matcha Latte, Mango Matcha Latte, Sparkling Yuzu Matcha, Coconut Matcha Cloud and more.
Creamie Sippies
Address: 7 Jalan Bukit Merah, #01-4432, Singapore 150007
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday, 10.30am-7.30pm; Saturday-Sunday, 10.30am-4.30pm
8. Yuen Yeung
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We just can’t seem to get enough of traditional-style dessert shops, and Yuen Yeung is the latest addition to the dessert scene. The new café features an aesthetic modern theme with light woods and clean lines, and you’ll be able to see vats of their desserts displayed clearly at the counter.
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The café offers some unique dessert bowl options, including your classic hot desserts, snow ice and rich pastes. Some highlights you can look out for include Pistachio Paste ($8.60), Freshly Ground Tangyuan with Black Sesame Paste ($4.30), Traditional Brown Sugar Boba & Taro Ball Snow ($5.90), Matcha Mochi Peaks ($6.40), Ultra Rich Durian Double Layer Milk Pudding ($6.70) and more.
Yuen Yeung
Address: 43 Neil Rd, Singapore 088825
Opening Hours: Monday-Saturday, 11.30am-10.30pm
9. Tina’s Café
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If you love Edith’s Patisserie, you’ll want to check out their newest concept, Tina’s Café. The new concept is different from the Edith cafés, with a more local-centric vibe offering comfort breakfast favourites like chunky toasts, jammy eggs, waffles, nasi lemak and cake slices.
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Tina’s is located within the quaint Everton Park neighbourhood, with a minimalist Scandinavian-inspired interior. Highlights from the menu include Orh Nee Butter Toast Set ($6.50), French Toast with Kaya ($6.50), Kaya Cheese Toast Set ($6.50), Eggs with Bacon ($9.60), Chicken Karaage Nasi Lemak ($8.90) and more.
Tina’s Café
Address: Blk 5 Everton Park, #01-22, Singapore 080005
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday, 7.30am-4.30pm; Saturday-Sunday, 8am-4pm
10. TO:YOU Cafe
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Bring your furry friends along to this new quirky camping-inspired café at Kembangan. TO:YOU sports a playful and bright green exterior, while the inside is bright and airy with an industrial vibe and sleek furniture. You can sit indoors on plush sofas or dine at the outdoor low camping chairs and tables with your pets.
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The café serves all-day brunch items including Yuzu Benny ($20), Ume Shakshuka ($16), Mentaiko Tamago Sando ($18), Creamy Truffle Udon ($24), Prawn Pasta ($24) and more. Their desserts are also not to be missed, with the likes of Nana’s Toast ($16), Classic Avalanche ($13) and Dark Matcha Brownie ($4), just to name a few.
TO:YOU Cafe
Address: 90 Jalan Senang, Singapore 418461
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 8am-8pm; Sunday, 8am-6pm
