6 Serangoon North Avenue 5
#06-09 Mapletree Building East Lobby
Singapore 554910
Tuesday:
08:00am - 05:30pm
Enjoy dining without burning a hole in your pocket, no membership required
The banana fantasy sweet toast is too sweet for me! Lol! And the toast is a bit hard too! However the latte with low fat milk is worth drinking! Ps: the method for choosing your own style of coffee is quite cool! 😆
Looking for innovative ways to bring handmade Nonya Kuehs to a younger audience and refresh the image of traditional kuehs, Rainbow Lapis and Blocs Inc who previously partnered up for one of the Kueh Pairing Workshop Series during Singapore Food Festival in July; will be seeing more sessions lined up for the coming months! Discovering the art of specialty coffee appreciation, the sessions seeks to celebrate our local culture and of course through the pairing of heritage Kuehs alongside the fragrant brews. The insightful workshop also teaches the making of one Mod-Sin Kueh.
Hence, having a taste and a simple introduction to the workshop, we were treated to 3 blends - Brazil, India and Ethiopia. And though not a drastically difference, the taste of the kuehs does interact differently with acidity of the three hand brewed coffees. The brightness and floral-like quality of the Ethiopian coffee bean going great with the chewy-soft Bingkah (Baked Tapioca Cake) and Kueh Talam while the more robust Brazilian coffee complemented the Rainbow kueh perfectly. Bringing out the flavours instead or overwhelming and overpowering the fragrance of both; learn more about the pairing techniques as well as the many identifiable coffee flavour profiles.
Be sure to check out @RainbowLapisSG and @Blocs_inc_specialtycoffee instagram and fb page for updates.
Many thanks to @Kenpgl for the invite, Blocs Inc Specialty Coffee for feeding us and RainbowLapisSG, Janice for the yummy kuehs!
Nestled in a corner of Paya Lebar Square, this inconspicuous small cafe serves good coffee. 👍 We ordered a panini tea set ($13.50) which consists of a ham and cheese panini + a sea salt caramel latte.
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You can customise your own flavours and the sauce are subjected to their daily sauce choices. Overall it's fairly good, but it would be better if they could make the ordering method much more interesting.
For a quick breakfast, i stumble upon this shop. Get myself comfortable with this Choc Caramel Pancake $6.90 and a glass of hot chocolate $4.50
I'm generally skeptical about cafes in malls, but this proved me wrong. Been trying to cut down on lattes but the Sea Salt Caramel Latte makes that tough. X= And I just discovered that their Earl Grey ice-cream is pretty good. Only $3 too! =D
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