a hidden coffee spot on bencoolen street wit... (83/204)

A hidden coffee spot on Bencoolen Street within Burlington Square.

Friendly owner really passionate about their coffee, but they tend to roast their coffee beans lighter than usual. I would prefer my coffee with a darker roast and stronger taste.

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Jun 21, 2014

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Geisha Specialty Coffee (Burlington Square)

175 Bencoolen Street, Singapore

All the while before sinking my teeth into this I thought, "how good can a simple cream puff be?"

Coffee breaks fueled by {Malted Milk Creme puffs} - some of the best choux I've tasted with a gorgeous crust, result of a generous pinch of salt and boosted with a molten custard center of malted milk cream

Despite the viscous consistency of the filling, I had no complaints whatsoever, licking remnants of the stray custard off my plate.

Was greeted by the scent of green beans upon entering this #cafe.

Probably the quietest and the most unpretentious place in the Bugis area.

Tried a panama finca Esmeralda geisha black coffee which costs $15 a cup due to the auction price.

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