LimCha Teahouse Café

LimCha Teahouse Café is Singapore’s first Teochew-inspired tea café, spotlighting the rich heritage of Chaozhou Dancong teas. Rooted in the Gong Fu Cha tradition — a ceremonial brewing style deeply tied to Teochew culture — LimCha presents premium teas that reflect both authenticity and artistry. The modern teahouse blends tradition with contemporary design, offering a […]
Amacha

Amacha is a new herbal tea spot in Chinatown that’s gone viral for offering Singapore’s first-ever Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)–inspired milk tea. The shop’s rustic interiors resemble a traditional Chinese apothecary, with ingredients like ginseng, monk fruit, and angelica root displayed in full view. Teas are slow-brewed for up to eight hours in large vats, […]
Burgs

Burgs, the pioneers of halal gourmet burgers at wallet-friendly prices, is back with a bang, now bigger, bolder and more delicious than ever. Look forward to a brand-new look and taste at a restaurant located in the heart of Singapore’s heritage spot along 16 Bussorah Street, also colloquially known as Arab Street in Singapore. A […]
Incloud

Nestled discreetly along Prinsep Street, Incloud (巷云端) is a Chinese teahouse that has captured attention for its unique “floating stream” table. Inspired by a similar concept from Japan, this standout feature lets drinks and snacks drift along a water channel, enhanced by swirling mist, drifting petals, and decorative moss—creating a serene and almost meditative experience. […]
After Hours Gelato @ Bishan

After Hours is a two-storey gelato café known for its inventive sweet treats, including their signature Churros Mochi Waffle—the first of its kind in Singapore—and thick, fluffy butter toasts. With their second outlet now open in Bishan, the café introduces a sleek silver-and-orange interior, complete with both indoor and outdoor seating, the latter being pet-friendly. […]
Kayu Kayu

Located along the vibrant Arab Street, Kayu Kayu is a halal café known for its charming, wood-themed interiors and budget-friendly skewers priced at just 99 cents per stick. The warm, vintage-inspired space offers both indoor and alfresco seating, creating a laid-back atmosphere perfect for casual meetups or relaxed solo visits. The menu highlights an assortment […]
Café Gyoen Matcha Bar

Café Gyoen, once a viral sensation in Serangoon Gardens for its Tokyo subway-inspired bathroom, has found a new home in Maxwell. While the original outlet drew crowds with its uncanny resemblance to a Japanese train station—complete with ‘directions’ to the Oedo and Ginza lines—the café was equally known for its comforting teishoku sets featuring tamago, […]
Rumifolks

Rumifolks, a local beverage brand that first gained recognition through trade fairs, has made a comeback with a new café at 28 Bali Lane. Formerly known as Rumi The Poet’s Cup at Haji Lane, the brand became popular for its distinctive drinks and poetic charm. Its closure made headlines and stirred strong reactions from fans, […]
Honey and Bean

Honey and Bean is a charming little café tucked within Whampoa, a neighbourhood more commonly associated with its bustling market and traditional hawker fare than with modern coffee spots. Amidst ageing HDB blocks and a slower, local pace of life, Honey and Bean offers a lighthearted and unexpected twist. The café focuses on honey-based beverages […]
Queic by Olivia @ Singapore Changi Airport

Queic by Olivia has officially arrived at Jewel Changi Airport, marking a new milestone for the beloved cheesecake brand. This latest outlet is the first tribute-boutique dedicated solely to cheesecakes—an extension of the renowned Olivia Restaurant & Lounge from Barcelona to Singapore. At the heart of Queic is the signature Olivia cheesecake, a hand-crafted dessert […]
