For the busy, the coffee connoisseur and the traveler, here are three coffee shops I’d recommend you should try around Hudson Yards.
Category: Coffee
Omotesando Koffee, Power Plant Mall, Manila
By far the biggest disappointment ever. Omotesando Koffee might be better off not opening in PH at all.
L’Atelier TiramiSu, Clarke Quay Central, Singapore
Heaven came in the form of all flavors of tiramisu.
Pipes by Hattendo, Outram, Singapore
I am not here for Hattendo’s popular cream buns, but I’m here to try out their epic Iberico Katsu Sando. And it could very well be the best katsu sando in Singapore.
SweetSpot, ArtScience Museum, Singapore
If you’re hungry after checking out the Attack on Titan Exhibition, SweetSpot is a sweet spot for a quick bite.
Kohi Roastery and Coffee Bar, Joo Chiat, Singapore
Kohi Roastery and Coffee Bar is probably the only coffee shop where you can get away without paying anything.
Baristart Coffee, Tras Street, Singapore
Baristart Coffee is a coffee shop that originated from Hokkaido Japan. It serves comfort food and coffee with Hokkaido BIEI Jersey Milk.
Panquecas, 92 Club Street, Singapore
Panquecas is a new, Muslim-owned crepe spot serving with local crepe flavors like Apam Balik and Kopi-O.
ONALU Bagel Haus, Singapore Management University, Singapore
Probably the closest to NYC and NJ bagels I can find in Singapore, but still not quite. (Not unless they import tap from Catskill Mountains!)
Cowpresso Coffee Roasters, Lor Kilat, Singapore
A new coffee shop to study, unwind, or catch up with your friends along Lor Kilat. Cowpresso has Jamaican Blue Mountain and Geisha Colombia.
Oaks Coffee Co, Upper Thomson Road, Singapore
Upper Thomson Road has a belt of coffee shops and restaurants waiting for you to discover. With Upper Thomson Line opening, it has gotten more convenient to trek this part of Singapore.
Bacha Coffee Takeaway, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Bacha Coffee’s Marina Bay Sands takeaway counter is a huge hit. Here, you can get the most luxurious takeaway coffee in Singapore.
Nylon Coffee Roasters, Singapore
Underwhelming latte with substandard barista service (who kept on talking to loyal patrons and neglected new customers.) Not the best coffee in SG.
The Courtyard Festive High Tea at the Fullerton Hotel, Singapore
The Courtyard offers free-flowing savory treats, scones, coffee, and TWG drinks! This is by far the best value afternoon tea in Singapore.
Flagwhite, Upper Bukit Timah, Singapore
Flagwhite serves large portion sizes from burgers to chicken parmigiana to mac and cheese entrees. And guess what? No GST and service charge.
Carpenter and Cook, Upper Bukit Timah, Singapore
Pulled pork egg benedicts on top of corn bread was a whole new level at this hidden neighborhood coffee shop
Cafe Ma Maison, Mandarin Gallery, Singapore
I found my favorite dessert place in Singapore. This is where you can get the Mont Blanc tart that’s sweeping Japan right now.
Prairie by Craftsmen, Bukit Timah, Singapore
Hidden in the back alley of Cluny Court is Prairie by Craftsmen. Duck Confit is a must order at this coffee gem.
Five Oars Coffee Roasters, Siglap, Singapore
Get the cheese pull of your dreams here with Five Oar’s Mentaiko Mac and Cheese. Pair it with Brussel and Bacon, and you have a powerhouse brunch.
Homeground Coffee Roasters, Joo Chiat Road, Singapore
Homeground Coffee Roasters’s coffee nails a homerun, but its brunch fare needs a little more execution.