Coffeesmith (Orchard Gateway)

Mango Bingsu is a refreshing treat that perfectly complements Singapore’s humid weather. The dessert is beautifully presented with generous chunks of fresh, golden mango sitting atop a mountain of ultra-fine shaved ice soaked in milk.

The bingsu itself is light, smooth, and milky, offering a creamy taste without the heaviness of whipped cream. The natural sweetness of the ripe mango cubes pairs excellently with the milk-infused ice, creating a balanced flavor profile that’s not overly sweet. The subtle crunch from almond slivers sprinkled on top adds a pleasant texture to each bite.

While it’s on the pricier side, the portion is substantial, making it perfect for sharing with friends or enjoying solo if you’re feeling indulgent. For mango lovers and fans of bingsu, this dessert is a tropical escape in a bowl!

(Large - $8.50) I felt that their green tea latte taste so weird like strong vegetal tbh. I don't think that I will patronised them for latte series :")

Enjoyed this exact order at Suntec branch better somehow.

Burpple 1-for-1 deal for tea only allows for 3 choices in the classic tea section between:

Green tea 🍵 (right: slightly bland for the iced version)
Earl Grey tea (left: hint of citrusy fragrance)
English Breakfast tea

Sugar-free, light and refreshing but probably try the coffee if you’re looking for something stronger and more exciting ☕️

Meetings over cup of good coffee and a slice of Earlgrey Hazelnut Cake. If you are a coffee lover, their black americano is aromatic and not too acidic. A large cup at $6 and slice of Earlgrey Hazelnut cake at $8.90. We shared the cake and it’s not really that sweet. I like the nutty crunch and a hitch of tea taste-flavor of the cake.

very big portion with lotssss of oreo halves & crumbs! we especially liked how milky the shaved ice & ice cream was. didn’t need the usual cup of milk on the side that many bingsu places provide