I’m puked from all the cafes opening in Singapore.
Category: Coffee
Ruszwurm Confectionery, Budapest, Hungary
I present to you the grand Esterhazy Torta at Buda’s oldest cafe.
Cafe Central, Vienna, Austria
Patrons Leon Trotsky, Sigmund Freud and Adolf Hitler would eat from daylight to midnight at Cafe Central.
Cafe Sacher Wien, Hotel Sacher, Vienna, Austria
Finally, the Original Sacher Torte.
Gerstner K. u. K. Hofzuckerbäcker and Cafe at the Open Foyer, Vienna, Austria
This is the most beautiful coffeehouse in Vienna.
Cinnabon, Raffles City, Singapore
Did you know Cinnabon has always been in Singapore even before its grand opening at Raffles City?
L’ETO Caffe, Mall of the Emirates, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
At Mall of the Emirates, London’s L’ETO Caffe should be on top of your list of dessert spots.
Arabian Tea House Restaurant & Cafe, Bastakiya, Al Fahidi Historical District, Dubai
Between merchants, willowy scarves and dusty pavements, you’ll forget reality for now and get sucked into the sands of Arabia at the most Instagrammable cafe in Dubai.
Lola’s, Holland Village, Singapore
Singapore has reached peak cafe trend.
Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie, Dempsey Hill, Singapore
Chocolate is experiencing a renaissance.
SAID DAL 1923, Dubai City Walk, United Arab Emirates
Drink your mocha overflowing with Triple Chocolate.
Hafiz Mustafa 1864, Dubai Mall, United Arab Emirates
You can find every single dessert brand in the world in the Dubai Mall. My personal favorite is Hafiz Mustafa 1864 from Turkiye.
Le Matin ION Orchard, Singapore
Noma-trained Pastry Sous Chef Mohammad Al-Matin finally opens a patisserie at ION Orchard.
Equate Coffee, Orchard Central, Singapore
Tanjong Pagar’s beloved Equate Coffee opens a 313 Somerset coffee shop. Finally something to alternate with % Arabica?
Windmill Lausanne, Crosswinds Tagaytay Resort, Philippines
I found a taste of Switzerland in the Philippines.
Coffeebay, Angeles, Pampanga, Philippines
Nothing special. It’s just another CBTL / Starbucks doppelganger.
Here Cafe, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines
This 500 seater cafe is probably the biggest coffee shop in the Philippines.
Auro Chocolate Cafe, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Manila
This award-winning chocolate institution is what I believe the Philippines should have been striving to accomplish from the very beginning.
Cafe Kitsune, The Podium, Manila
{Unpopular opinion} In the world of Cafe Kitsune, Manila beats Singapore for the first time.
Puzzle Coffee, ION Orchard, Singapore
Edible cups. Rustic. Dry. Tastes like cardboard.