South East Asia’s First Pompompurin Cafe Is Coming to Singapore this April!
You’ve seen photos of your friends braving the queue at Harajuku and during your last Hong Kong trip, you just didn’t have the time for this…
No more regrets because South East Asia’s very first Pompompurin Cafe is coming to town this 18th of April!!
[caption id="attachment_4973" align="alignnone" width="300"]For people who are not familiar with Sanrio characters, Pompompurin is a golden retriever dog with a brown beret. The cute little pup loves drinking milk, eating purin (pudding)and enjoys collecting and hiding shoes. He may not be as well known as Hello Kitty but his very adorable character has won the heart of fans and earned the ‘Most Popular Sanrio Character’ title in 2015.
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Set to open at Level 4 of Orchard Central, fans can expect a kawaii experience on all things Pompompurin at the cafe. From the decor, theme colour, to the cutlery, table mats, and a full menu of food and desserts in the figure of Pompompurin.
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Covering a space of 1,900 sq ft, the cafe also includes a retail area where fans or converts can purchase a variety of merchandise such as handbags, water bottles, and plush toys. Also, the cafe can only accommodate a total of 78 people. You might want to be early and start queuing up before its go time.
With two Sanrio cafes coming soon in Singapore, do you think a Rilakkuma or Gudentama Cafe will come next?
POMPOMPURIN Cafe
Orchard Central, #04-08 (Level 4)
181 Orchard Rd, Singapore
Open daily from 11am to 10.30pm (last order at 10pm)
Opens 18 April
You’ve Surely Gone Through These 10 Mind-Boggling Thoughts If You Have A Pet
Animal lovers and pet owners will know how these cute furry friends can affect our lives. Yes, they can be a little troublesome and bossy at times but at the end of the day, they make us a better person. Paul McCartney once said ” You can judge a man’s true character by the way he treats his fellow animals”. And boy, that sure is true. Do you have a pet? If your answer is yes, here are the 10 things that you’ll definitely be able to relate to.
1. As much as you want to think that you’re the boss, you’re actually the servant
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Cat: Remember how you forced me to bathe the other day? This is nothing compared to how betrayed I felt…
You: It’s ok. I’ll clean that up.
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Dog: Dog wants bacon. Give dog bacon. Pleaseeee…
You: Aww so cute!! Here take all the bacon!!!
4. Pet fur? Never mind. You always have your handy lint roller on standby
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Can’t bring your pet out? Just wear it! Actually, that’s a pretty cute way to get attention from girls (guys take note!).
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6. That feeling when they play with your DIY toys
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7. You rather stay at home to play with your furry friends than socialise with people
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9. This is heaven
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Being in a puppy pile or kitten pile is on your bucket list.
10. And they taught you love
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="245"] Coffee…they lift you up in the morning. Aromatic, rich in flavour, and the list goes on. Coffee makes you a nicer person so you won’t glare at that person who schedules a meeting on Friday at 9am. And once you start your every day with a mandatory cup, it’s only a matter of time till you experience the most severe and intense headache of your life when you decide to ‘maybe skip coffee’ on one morning. If that sounds like you, you’re in a dead serious relationship with coffee. How serious? Read on to find out. The reason why you go to bed – so you can wake up to a cup of freshly brewed coffee the next morning. From grumpy to friendly. Coffee sure helps escalate things quickly…in a good way. They say two is better than one and if I can have three, why not? Meeting at 10am, lunch with clients, conference call at 3pm, task deadline at 5pm…sure, bring it on (with lots of coffee)! Ethiopia, Kenya, Columbia, Brazil, Peru, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama… your Geography knowledge has improved. Thanks to coffee. Contrary to popular belief, light roast actually contains the highest amount of caffeine. Because coffee mug is a statement. ’nuff said. Whether it’s a pour style tulip, rosetta or angel wings, you have a photo collection of them. YAS YAS YAS! Just look at how the crema and the microfoam come together…it’s 100% Chemistry. Yet bad coffee is better than no coffee at all. You’ll still drink it anyway. Need to finish your assignment tonight? Drink coffee. Need to stay up late to study? Drink coffee. I’ll have my Dolce Gusto with this, brew coffee with that, instant coffee with this cute one… Maybe I’ll just stick to this free mug I got from buying toothpaste. One section for white coffee, one section for black coffee, and another one for mocha. Espresso yourself, better latte than never, stay grounded, take life one sip at a time…and the list goes on. Considering how how the weather is lately, iced coffee is the next lemonade. Nope, definitely not going back to the ‘caffeine free’ days. Why do people get so worked up about the amount of coffee you consume? Go and care for other causes like poverty or fair trade or something else. Do you know someone who’s a coffee addict? Or are you a coffee addict? How many of these do you relate to? also read:
I love cooking with eggs. They’re a great source of protein, they taste great by themselves, they complement other dishes and of course, they are affordable! Eggs may look easy to prepare but somehow I mess ’em up a lot. Scrambled eggs always turn into ‘sahara-dry eggs’. If you’re not so skilful with eggs like me, here are 10 quick and easy ways to make delicious eggs that are beyond breakfast. https://www.instagram.com/p/BDgj5pkB3lp/?tagged=hardboiledeggs Have you had dry or a greenish tinge around your hard boiled eggs? Guess what, you’ve been preparing hard boiled eggs the wrong way! (yes, there’s a correct way to prepare these eggs) With the right method, you’ll be on your way to making great eggs for pastas, salads, and devised eggs! To make perfect hard-boiled eggs: Now here’s a magnificent recipe that will impress. Shakshuka is a Middle Eastern dish of eggs poached in sauces of tomatoes, peppers and onions. It is healthy, comforting and flavourful. Best made on a lazy weekend. Ingredients: (serves 4-6) Directions: If you want to make your Shakshuka with an egg-stravagent twist, you can add a cup of brewed image source: If egg-splosive poached eggs and Hollandaise sauce makes you egg-cited, this classic Eggs Benny recipe is what you need. Ingredients: Directions: Hollandaise sauce Directions: Eggs Ben If ham is not your thing, you can substitute it with fried bacon or for a less guilty version, use smoked salmon instead. Frittata is an Italian egg based dish similar to a crustless quiche. Like omelettes, frittata can be filled with meat, cheese, vegetables but they are thicker in size and richer in flavour. Ingredients: Directions: The magic about frittata is that you can be creative with the fillings (good way to hide vegetables that you don’t want to eat but have to eat), and it is suitable for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Here are some frittata ideas that you can look into: Here is something easy to prepare and an egg-stremely delish! We absolutely love this recipe because you can make this and store in the freezer, and then reheat it for another day. Besides, this mini omelette also makes a great side dish for a home cook packed lunch. Ingredients: Directions: Like the frittata, you can play around with the ingredients and make it nutritious. On a different note, pop some wasabi into one of these and you’ll have a game of roulette for your friends. Now that you’ve mastered the skill of hard boiled eggs (point 1), try this Sriracha instead of hot sauce when preparing the egg filling. To be honest, I think I can nail all 10 ways to cook eggs and will definitely try making the Shakshuka this weekend. How about you? Drop us a comment and tell us which egg recipe you would like to try next. Egg-stra points for you if you can tell us an egg pun! also read:
Remember how dry and hot it was around this time last year? This year round, . So when life gives you heat wave, make lemon water! Lemon infused water is the easiest and most refreshing infused water to make in a large beverage dispenser/ bottle to drink it throughout the day. Top it with some ice cubes and you’ll have an au naturel lemonade! To make this cup of hydrating booster, you’ll need: Steps: Pina Colada Smoothie serving ideas: Having a few friends over? Here’s something refreshing and citrus-ey that you can serve them. To make this Caribbean thirst quencher, you’ll need: Steps: Mojito hack: To make a mocktail version, omit the rum and club soda, and use 7-up or lemon cordial instead. You might want to cut down on the sugar (if you’re using 7up) and use shaved ice for a super cool mojito. Also, if raspberries are a little out of your budget, substitute it with strawberries or any other summer berries. Ahh…just imagine sipping on icy cold slushie on a hot nasty day. Throw watermelon into the equation and that sure sounds like paradise. To make this refreshing summery drink, you’ll need: Steps: Slushie hack: Basil tastes surprisingly fresh when paired with watermelon. Throw in about 1/4 cup of basil along with the watermelon and blend it all together. Are you hearing more throat clearings and people coughing on the MRT lately? If you too are feeling under the weather, how bout adding some Goji Berry into your cup of tea. With the current warm weather, it’s so important to keep hydrated to prevent ourselves from falling sick. Do you have other tips or tricks to keep yourself hydrated? Drop us a comment and teach us a trick or two. also read:
South Korea may be a 7-hour flight away but their finger-licking cuisine knows no bounds. With so many Korean restaurants popping up in Singapore, where should you go for the best fried chicken or barbecue? To save you from some research trouble, we have compiled a list of 8 Restaurants With the Best Korean Food in Singapore. Tanjong Pagar Road is like a mini Korean town but there’s one particular gem that stands out among all Kimchis and that place is 2D1N Soju Bang. 2D1N Soju Bang may be small in size but their menu sure tickles. For the carnivorous, we highly recommend their samgyeopsal (BBQ pork belly), beef short ribs, and their super tender and sweet Bosam, (steam pork wrapped in lettuce). If you’re having some serious meat craving, head upstairs to the second floor for their BBQ buffet. Spot-on flavours aside, the prices here are also very reasonable. With about $24+ per pax, diners can enjoy free flow of meat, vegetables, and drinks. Extreme patience is needed as you might wait an hour or so for a table. 2D1N Soju Bang Facebook: 2D1N Soju Bang What do you get when you add Kpop and value for money Korean BBQ together? K.Cook Korean BBQ Buffet! Known as one of the most affordable Korean BBQ buffets in Singapore, K.Cook serves a huge spread of Korean style meat ranging from pork collar, pork belly, chicken, Beef Bulgogi, ribs and a salad bar to prevent you from falling into a meat coma. On top of their well-marinated BBQ meat, side dishes such as pancakes and rice cakes will make you go ‘mashisoyo’ (Korean for delicious). K.Cook Korean BBQ Buffet Facebook: K.Cook Korean BBQ Buffet Price: Weekends/ Eve of PH/ PH They say mums are the best cooks and Big Mama will take good care of your tummy like that Korean mum you never had. Located at Tiong Bahru, this eatery is operated by a former caretaker who had been cooking for Korean students in Singapore. She then decided to open a restaurant and her mum-inspired authentic Korean dishes became a hit among Korean expats and local foodies alike. Like many generous mums, the serving here is hearty and big! Their signature Dakgalbi (stir fry marinated chicken in chilli pepper paste) comes in a minimum of two portions. Do also try their pan fried pork belly and Kimchi pancake. Reservations are advisable. Suffering from a terrible hangover? Todamgol’s soup and stew will pump you up and get you ready for go time. Known for their wholesome and hearty dishes, Todamgol’s herbal chicken soup (samgyetan) is a must try for all patrons. Dig into the tender chicken stuffed with an abundance of chestnuts and dates as the herbal fragrance assails your nostrils. If that is not comfort food, we don’t know what is! If you’re looking for something richer in flavour, try their pork rib hangover soup, soybean paste stew or kimchi stew. They’re ‘seoul’ good and good for your ‘seoul’, you’ll come back for more! Todamgol It’s hard to not love KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) and Chicken Up sure knows how to up their fried chicken game. Known as “The Best Korean Fried Chicken in Singapore” (Straits Times’ famous food writer, Tan Hsueh Yun, picked it in a blind tasting), Chicken Up serves a wide variety of fried chicken with fancy names such as Spicy Up, Curry Up and Suicide Chicken, coated in a batter that gives some serious ccccrunch. They also double fry their chicken, making it less greasy and crunchier. If chicken and beer is your thing, their Chimac buffet* (featuring this wicked pair) is available daily from $35++ -$45++ (Additional $20 surchage on Friday). *Chimac buffet is only available at Tanjong Pagar, Tampines, Parkway Parade and Buangkok Kko Kko may sound like a bird’s chirp, but at Kko Kko Na Ra, all you’ll hear is sizzle sizzle crunch crunch. Kko Kko Na Ra is one of the first restaurants to bring the KFC trend to the sunny shores of Singapore. For that, we bow down. What are we going to do without our beloved KFC? Offering 4 different flavours- original, soy garlic sauce, sweet & spicy, and hot & spicy, they aim to serve fried chicken with a twist of its own. We suggest going for the Chicken Combo set so you can try all four flavours. Reservations are advised for large groups or dinner time, as it requires quite a bit of patience to chuup a table during peak hours. If you think Korean rice meals must be served in a bowl, House of Gimbap begs to differ. At House of Gimbap, they serve a variety of rice rolls fillings ranging from beef bulgogi, spicy pork, tangy wasabi tuna, dry anchovy and nuts. If you’re up for a food adventure, go ahead and give their cream cheese and walnut gimbap a go. On a meat detox? They have meat-less options, packed with a good load of other sources of protein to give you a balanced diet. While you’re at it, don’t forget to try their Korean wellness tea to give your immune system a boost. Rice roll (10 slices) ranges from $9.50 – $11.50. House of Gimbap If you think Korean food can be a little too luxurious for lunch or you don’t have the time to wait for your samgyeopsal to grill, what you need is a little pint of Dosirak. Serving Korean takeout lunch boxes in China Square Central, Dosirak prides itself in its super yummy yet healthy (no MSG, no refined sugar, no corn syrup, and less than 500 calories kind of healthy) menu. They only use lean meat and sous-vide it in a water bath, keeping the meat moist and tender. You can customise your own lunch box or pick one of their pre-decided combination meals. Makes the perfect post-workout meal too! Address: 8 Cross Street, #01-02 China Square Central, 048423 With eight yummylicious restaurants and five different type of Korean food to choose from, we hope you’ll get your Kimchi cravings satisfied soon! Don’t forget to drop us a comment and tell us which restaurant you’ll recommend to your friends. also read:
Singapore’s artisanal scene is amazing. We’re talking about scented hand-poured candles to fierce and edgy arm candies. Whether you’re bored of the same old or looking for something unique, these 6 local brands will definitely have something in store for you. Everyone wants to look good when they’re on vacation and here’s a little something that can give your OOTD the extra edge. Matter is a socially motivated lifestyle brand that produces fun yet functional pants using artisan printed and loomed fabric. These effortlessly chic pants are made for movement and comfort without sacrificing style. Just pair it with a plain top and you are ready to go. While you are at it, do check out their scarfs and reversible pouch too. Price ranges approximately from SGD 65.00 to SGD 206.00. https://www.instagram.com/p/BCu71daJy0F/?tagged=matterprints https://www.instagram.com/p/BCCxWmnpyyo/?tagged=matterprints Matter As much as we love our Givenchy, strutting a Ling Wu arm candy with pride is a different story. Known for their usage of butter soft leather and hand-polished exotic skin, this homegrown luxurious handbag brand is stocked in Japan and Europe, and is a popular choice among celebrities. Every piece of Ling Wu is made using sustainably-sourced animal skin (relax animal lovers) and is rolled with glass bottles by artisans in South East Asia. Ling Wu is available at Isetan Scotts, Robinsons Orchard, Tangs, and in Ling Wu Studio. Ling Wu Life at the Little Red Dot can be hectic and tiring, but here’s a dose of something local to help put your scent… we mean Zen on. Hand poured candles from A Dose of Something Good are made using the finest quality wax blends, natural fibre wicks, as well as scents that use a blend of fine fragrance materials, natural extracts and essential oils, tucked in hand-cast porcelain containers. You can purchase their candles online or check out the following stores that stock their products. A Dose of Something Good Naiise Website: source: also read:
18 Unmistakable Signs That You’re A Hard Core Coffee Addict
1. The reason why you wake up in the morning – your first cuppa
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2. This is you before and after coffee
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3. One cup is never enough… never!
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4. You can rule the world…but first, coffee.
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5. You know the origins of your beans and if they are fairly traded or not
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6. You know the difference between light, medium, and dark roast
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7. Your coffee mug game is STRONG
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8. You turn into a professional photographer when it comes to latte art
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9. Watching your barista pour steamed milk feels so satisfying that you can watch it all day everyday
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10. You get offended by bad coffee
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11. You count on coffee when you have a deadline to meet
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12. You follow coffee dad on Twitter
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14. You make coffee cubes
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15. You have your very own ‘Coffeelogy’ that you live by
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16. Iced coffee (and cold brew) is always a good idea
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17. You tried to quit coffee and it was more the most intense 24 hours of your life…even more intense than Jack Bauer in that 24 TV Series
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18. Coffee shaming? Yeah whatever. You don’t give a damn when people say you drink wayyyy too much coffee.
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10 Insanely Cool Ways To Cook Eggs That You Never Knew About!
1. Hard Boiled Eggs
2. Shakshuka
6. Eggs Benedict
7. Frittata
8. Oven Baked Mini Omelette
9. Simple Egg-cellent Salad
Beat The Heat! 5 Irresistible Thirst Quenches To Make At Home!
3. Raspberry Mojito
4. Watermelon Slushie
5. Goji Berry Tea
Korean Food ‘Seoul’ Good That You’ll Visit All Day Every Day! Here Are The Best 8 Spots!
1. 2D1N Soju Bang
Address: 44/46 Tanjong Pagar Road, 088467
Contact number: +65 6227 6033
Operating Hours:
Lunch: 11:30am – 2:30pm (Daily except PH)
Dinner: Sun – Thu, PH : 5:30pm – 00:00am
Fri, Sat, Day before PH : 5:30pm – 02:00am2. K.Cook Korean BBQ Buffet
Address: #07-01, Orchard Central, 181 Orchard Road
Contact number: +65 6884 7282
Operating hours: 11.30am – 10pm
Weekdays
Lunch: $14.90++ Dinner: $24.90++
Lunch: $24.90++ Dinner $26.90++3. Big Mama Korean Restaurant
4. Todamgol
Address: #01-01, 31 Todamgol5. Chicken Up
6. Kko Kko Na Ra
7. House of Gimbap
Address: 9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-103 Millenia Walk, 039596
Contact number: +65 68370765
Opening Hours:
Mon- Fri: 11:00pm – 8:00pm
Sat: 12:00pm – 8:00pm
Facebook: House of Gimbap8. Dosirak
Contact number: +65 6536 6034
Operating Hours:
Weekdays 11:30am to 6pm
Facebook: Dosirak6 Local Brands That Make & Create Beautiful Products – We Really Love #2!
1. Matter prints
Online Shop: 3. Ling Wu
Ling Wu Studio, National Design Centre, 111 Middle Road #03-10 188969
+65 9696 31185. A Dose of Something Good
available at:
Keepers
Changi Airport, T1 Departure, Transit East Hall
National Design Centre, 111 Middle Rd. 188969
6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Central, #02-23 059817
112 East Coast Road 112 Katong, #01-31/32, 428802
Note: Clients are only served on an appointment basis only. An advance booking of at least 24 hours before the appointment is required. Click
Ghim Moh Market Has Re-Opened, Here’s The Very Best Food That Will Make You Drool!
Rejoice foodie! The Ghim Moh market and food court is finally back after a well deserved face lift. Guess what is the best thing about this comeback? Many of the original stalls that have been around since 1970 are back too! Yes, the chwee kueh aunty will still be serving her signature dish.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BCrI4K2R-e9/?taken-at=30224646&hl=en[/embed]Remember how stuffy and humid it got when you took a sip of your favourite fish soup during lunch time at the temporary food centre? We can’t promise you a chilly windy lunch but according to stall owners and residents around that area, ventilation has greatly improved. On top of that, the food centre has also been scrubbed clean of years of grease and grime, and a wider walkway so foodies like us can manoeuvre around with ease.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BCZPwYYJQIl/?taken-at=30224646&hl=en[/embed]5 Friendly Boutique Gyms To Kickstart Your Keep Fit & Exercise Resolution!
Remember earlier this year when you said that you wanted to “live a healthy lifestyle and keep fit”? Let’s be honest. Some gyms are wayyy too intimidating. Instead of working out to feel better, going to some gyms kill your self-esteem. With the first quarter (almost) down, if your fitness goals are still looking bleak, here are five friendly (stress free) boutique gyms to kickstart your exercise routine.
1.Ritual
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/_S1a1Mm0zD/?tagged=ritualgym[/embed]Yes, time is a luxury. But at Ritual, all you need is a good solid 30 minutes. Basically, this gym practises a 20-minute High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) that runs every half hour from 6:30am – 9:00pm. If you’re concerned about the intensity of the workout, the pros at Ritual will first evaluate your fitness level when you sign up and then prescribe you routines that match your capabilities.
From kettlebells, slamballs, to body weights, this full body workout is limited to only 10 persons per session, so make sure to schedule and book your session ahead. You workout barefooted, and sports attire and towels are provided… so stop making excuses and make this your ritual.
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11 North Canal Road, #03-01
+65 6536 7291
Shower facilities available
Website: Ritual Gym
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Price ranges from $10- $18
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Yes, we understand that gym membership can be a little pricey. But at Gymm Boxx, it’s a different story. Gymm Boxx‘s philosophy is that they believe everyone from all walks of life can be a part of their shared fitness journey.
They have clean facilities, a variety of premium equipment and very helpful staffs. The best thing about Gymm Boxx? They have multiple branches in Singapore and their rates are super affordable.
It cost $5/entry for Kampung Ubi and Bedok’s outlet while their Bishan, Bedok Point, Bukit Batok, and Taman Jurong cost $7/entry. If you plan on working out regularly, their membership plans are as below:
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Hotline: +65 6873 0286 (Mon-Fri 9:30am – 6:00pm)
Shower facilities available.
With five fun and friendly boutique to choose from, we hope you’ll kickstart your healthy lifestyle today.
What motivates you to sweat it out? Drop us a comment and let us know!
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Cycling fans, go crazy! These 4 cool bicycle-themed cafes are so beautiful that you must visit them, whether by foot, or on bike! Take a pit-stop! https://www.instagram.com/p/BBYxzwIE-mE/?tagged=soekseng1954 Soek Seng 1954 may be the newest bike cafe on the block, but cafe owner Uncle Joo is not an unfamiliar face to cycling enthusiasts in Singapore. Known as “The Collector”, Uncle Joo boasts a collection of over 100 beautiful vintage bikes. Lucky for us, some of those classic models are displayed in this cafe! Location of the cafe is a little far out, but hey, how cool is it to sip coffee next to a runway, watching planes take off and land?’ Spot luxurious private planes as you relax and unwind. https://www.instagram.com/p/-IlcPhjG-d/?tagged=soekseng1954 https://www.instagram.com/p/BBYyXRyk-nJ/?tagged=soekseng1954 https://www.instagram.com/p/9uU4yGDLvC/?tagged=soekseng1954 https://www.instagram.com/p/-TLXqGtTYL/?tagged=soekseng1954 Soek Seng 1954 What do you get when specialty coffee Coast Cycles? A wheelie good cuppa for sure! Coast and Company is a cafe and bike workshop. For cycling enthusiasts, this is a great place to take a mid-ride pitstop and refuel your energy. As for non-cyclists, their menu sets them apart from your typical cafe. From juicy Beef Rendang Hotdog to ‘Chapalang’ salad, (cherry tomatoes, bak kwa, sakura ebi with sesame dressing) and Sour Cream Cheese toast. So delish that you’d want to start pedalling to burn off those extra calories. Coast and Company Peloton Cafe is not a full fledged bicycle cafe but the name ‘Peloton’ (French for platoon, a term to describe a pack of cyclist) and their pretty bike and wheels display gave them the credentials to be on our list. They used to have a bike building service. Today, the cafe is fully dedicated to serving halal food and drinks. From stacks of waffles to cakes and churros, you can count on them to replenish your sugar level after a ride. Savoury noms (Laksa waffles with salmon) are available too! Peloton Cafe If you’re looking for a gastronomical brunch with a dash of industrial rustic-ness, you’ll fit in Wheeler’s Yard just right. https://www.instagram.com/p/BB4sQ23vmmw/?tagged=wheelersyard https://www.instagram.com/p/BCQKLqxQ0Yn/?tagged=wheelersyard From big breakfast to pastas and nachos, they also offer a set lunch menu that is available on weekdays. The price range may be a little high but the serving portion is big and it’s a fully self-service cafe (read: no service charge). While you’re at it, don’t forget to feed your Instagram with their iconic blue door. You and your camera will leave pleased and delighted. https://www.instagram.com/p/BCUZrczw8ly/?tagged=wheelersyard https://www.instagram.com/p/BBJfO9puLBw/?tagged=wheelersyard Wheeler’s Yard We hope these 4 bicycle cafes will keep you pedalling! Let us know in the comments if we’ve missed anything out!4 Bicycle Cafes In Singapore You Never Knew Existed! One Of Them Features Exotic Vintage Bikes!
Address: #01-01 Maj Aviation Building, 80 Seletar Aerospace
Operating Hours:
Tue – Thu & Sun: 10:00-22:00
Fri – Sat: 10:00- 23:002. Coast and Company
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Address: 54, Siglap Drive
Operating Hours:
Tue – Fri: 10:00-19:00
Sat – Sun: 09:00-22:003. Peloton Cafe and Juice Bar
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Address: 1 Changi Village Road #01-2008
Operating Hours:
Mon- Thu: 12:00 – 21:00
Fri: 14:30 – 22:00
Sat & Sun – 10:00 – 22:00
Address: 28, Lorong Ampas, Singapore
Operating Hours:
Tue – Thu & Sun: 10:30 – 22:00
Fri & Sat: 10:30 – 23:00
