Fun with Coffee and Cocktails in Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
As noted in my post on Singapore Cocktail Bars that are worth the price, in this city, finding value is key. A drink here is going to cost you. Might as well make the most of it. Same goes for coffee in Singapore. Thankfully there are some quirky places to do so. With that here are my 3 favourite places to have fun with coffee in Singapore.
Even though I can’t stand the selfie-stick epidemic, a coffee shop that puts your face on your latte had me intrigued.
Although pricey and the coffee was kind of shit (the milk was thick frosting, guessing so the image can print on it) the novelty of drinking your face was worth the visit.
I’ve always been curious by the idea of cat cafés. So when I had a chance to have coffee in Singapore with some feline friends I didn’t hesitate.
Even though I shared many a coffee in other Asian cities while stray cats sickly strolled by, this was different. For one, you actually want to pet these rescued animals. Although not the most playful kittens ever, they were a hell of a lot friendlier than those six-toed assholes in Key West Florida.
Last up on this fun with coffee in Singapore list is the Tong Ah Eating House. You won’t find selfies or kittens here, just really great coffee and uniquely Singapore breakfast. For XXX years, Tong Ah Eating House has been serving up thick coffee with condensed milk alongside super soft eggs and steam buns.While staying at the historic Naumi Liora Hotel I got to enjoy this Singapore coffee shop along with plenty of locals. On the weekend I visited it was queued up each morning. The breakfast and coffee there is that good. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Even though I can’t stand the selfie-stick epidemic, a coffee shop that puts your face on your latte had me intrigued.
Although pricey and the coffee was kind of shit (the milk was thick frosting, guessing so the image can print on it) the novelty of drinking your face was worth the visit.
I’ve always been curious by the idea of cat cafés. So when I had a chance to have coffee in Singapore with some feline friends I didn’t hesitate.
Even though I shared many a coffee in other Asian cities while stray cats sickly strolled by, this was different. For one, you actually want to pet these rescued animals. Although not the most playful kittens ever, they were a hell of a lot friendlier than those six-toed assholes in Key West Florida.
Last up on this fun with coffee in Singapore list is the Tong Ah Eating House. You won’t find selfies or kittens here, just really great coffee and uniquely Singapore breakfast. For XXX years, Tong Ah Eating House has been serving up thick coffee with condensed milk alongside super soft eggs and steam buns.While staying at the historic Naumi Liora Hotel I got to enjoy this Singapore coffee shop along with plenty of locals. On the weekend I visited it was queued up each morning. The breakfast and coffee there is that good. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Fun with Coffee and Cocktails in Singapore
Guide Location: Singapore » Singapore
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Author: Shaun Robertson
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Guide Location: Singapore » Singapore
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Shaun Robertson
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Selfie Coffee
- Cat Cafe Neko no Niwa
- Tong Ah Eating House
- Naumi Liora Hotel
- Library Bar
- Long Bar
- CÉ LA VI
- Level 33
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