Below are 4 trendy cafes in Singapore, attracting diners from all over the world thanks to their delicious, distinctive flavors and friendly, comfortable design.
Moonchild - The ideal stopover between Jalan Besar
Located in a prime location in Jalan Besar, Moonchild stands out with its spacious space consisting of two indoor and outdoor areas. With a design style inspired by the 60s trends, the coffee shop has sophisticated wooden interiors and a highlight is the bottle tree right in the center of the shop.
Delicious breakfast dishes at Moonchild
Moonchild's diverse menu always keeps customers coming back. From 9am, the restaurant serves the brunch menu "The Morning Situation", featuring the "bestseller combo" of Banana Bread and Espresso Mascarpone. The bitter taste of espresso combined with the rich mascarpone cream and fragrant bread will be the right choice to start the day.
At lunch, diners can order other signature dishes such as Potato Stack with Smoked Salmon & Poached Eggs, which includes potatoes, smoked salmon, and poached eggs. However, the Pork Dan-Dan Scallion Noodles are the most popular dish thanks to the harmonious combination of ginger onion sauce with Sichuan pepper flavor and hand-cut noodles.
- Address: 351 Jalan Besar Road
- Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00am - 10:00pm; Sunday: 9:00am - 7:00pm.
Bao Er Café - Traditional Singaporean flavors at affordable prices
Founded by a Vietnamese-Singaporean couple, Bao Er Café quickly became famous and trending on social media for serving quality local dishes at affordable prices.
The local favourite is the Hokkien noodles, which have a distinctive umami flavour. Diners can add toppings such as lobster or pork belly to make their meal more appealing.
The star of the show, however, is the kaya toast. The bread is cut in half and toasted twice to achieve the perfect crunchy texture. The thin, crispy slices are spread with a rich jam made from fresh coconut milk, making it the perfect way to start your morning.
Handmade Kaya Toast - Specialty only available at Bao Er Café
Bao Er Café is located on the 2nd floor of Balestier Plaza shopping mall. Although the space of the shop is modest and simple, thanks to the excellent quality of the food, the coffee shop has become a culinary destination not to be missed by tourists and locals.
- Address: 400 Balestier Road, Balestier Plaza
- Opening hours: 8:00am to 8:00pm daily
Champion Bolo Bun - Bolo Bun "Fever"
Champion Bolo Bun is a 3-storey cafe with a modern, youthful style. As soon as you step into the shop, you will immediately feel comfortable and relaxed thanks to the subtle combination of natural light, simple wooden furniture, and gentle background music.
The shop is famous for its Bolo bread - a sweet bread with a golden crust and pineapple-like texture. This bread originated from Hong Kong and is currently taking Singapore by storm.
Bolo Bread - the sweet bread that is taking Singapore by storm
The restaurant's signature dish - Classic Bolo Bun, has been popular recently thanks to its crispy, buttery crust and soft, spongy filling. You can also try other flavors of bolo buns at the restaurant such as Curry Potato Bolo or Chocolate Bolo.
Champion Bolo Buns are baked in small batches every 15 minutes, and are best eaten within 20 minutes of baking. Customers can take them out in store, or pre-order online to avoid long waits. Please note that there is a minimum order quantity of 10 buns.
- Address: 92 Tanjong Pagar Road
- Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 11:00am - 7:00pm.
Chin Sin Huan - Famous handmade dumplings since 1960
As one of Singapore’s oldest food establishments, Chin Sin Huan has been a local favorite for decades. Diners come here not only to enjoy the handmade dumplings, but also to experience the quintessence of traditional Singaporean culinary art.
Traditional handmade dumplings at Chin Sin Huan
The flavor of the dumplings here is captivating thanks to the meticulously prepared fillings from carefully selected ingredients. From red bean dumplings to meat dumplings and chicken dumplings, all are handmade with a long-standing art passed down through three generations.
Today, the third generation has added new elements to the traditional flavors, with fresh versions of sweets such as Yuan Yang dumplings with lotus seeds, red beans and salted eggs or Nutella and Banana Toast.
The dishes at the restaurant go well with local favorite drinks like kopi (coffee), teh tarik (milk tea), milo or Chinese tea.
- Address: 285 Jln Besar Road
- Opening hours: 8:00am to 6:00pm weekdays; 8:00am to 5:00pm Saturdays and closed Sundays.
Singapore is not only famous for its attractive tourist attractions, but also attracts visitors with its rich and unique cuisine. Thanks to the delicious flavors of the dishes and the comfortable and friendly atmosphere, the 4 cafes above deserve to be on your upcoming Singapore itinerary.
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