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12 New Cafes In Singapore Nov 2024 – From Melbourne’s Famous Desserts to Seoul-Inspired Spaces

Singapore's latest café hotspots this November; fresh flavours and unique themes await in the city's vibrant coffee scene.

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November 1, 2024

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As November rolls in (and the year ending *gasps*, Singapore’s café scene heats up with a fresh wave of new spots, each bringing something special to the table.

This month’s lineup includes cafes that span various themes and flavours – from Thai-inspired bingsu and fusion brunches to minimalist havens perfect for a quiet escape.

Whether you are on the lookout for an inventive dessert, a hearty Irish-style breakfast, or a laid-back coffee spot, these newly opened cafes promise a delightful experience.

Check out these 12 latest additions to Singapore’s café landscape and make your next coffee outing a memorable one:

Homm Dessert
Raffles City Singapore B1-12, 252 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179103
Opening Hours: 11am – 9:30pm (Sun – Thurs), 11am – 10pm (Fri – Sat)

Famous Dessert Café from Melbourne Opens In Singapore
Homm Dessert newly opened at Raffles City Singapore is a dessert haven offering a blend of Thai, Japanese, and Korean flavours.

One of the standout dishes at Homm is their version of bingsu, the popular Korean shaved ice dessert.

Try the special Thai Tea Avalanche Bingsu, which features a Thai twist: a base of smooth shaved ice flavored with Thai tea, layered with whipped cream cheese, crumble, and Thai tea gelato.

Leave some space for their Shokupan Toast too. The toast toasted and served with indulgent toppings like caramelised butter, pumpkin boba, and house-made kaya – their take on the traditional coconut jam.

The flavours are bold yet balanced, offering a pleasant contrast between the sweetness and savoury elements.

Read more at: Homm Dessert (Raffles City)

Sláinte
Paragon Shopping Centre #04-09, 290 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238859
Opening Hours: 8:30am – 10pm (Mon – Fri), 9:30am – 10pm (Sat – Sun)

Hearty Breakfasts and Charcoal-Grilled Delights at Paragon
Sláinte, a new addition to Paragon Shopping Centre on Orchard Road, offers a dining experience by seamlessly blending the relaxed charm of a daytime café with the sophistication of an evening whiskey bar.

With its inviting interior featuring warm earthy tones, the restaurant’s Gaelic name, meaning “good health,” reflects its welcoming and comforting atmosphere.

By day, you can enjoy a hearty breakfast selection, including the standout Sláinte Breakfast, a combination of a soft, cream cheese-slathered bagel, fluffy scrambled eggs, pancetta, and Wagyu sausage.

Alternatively, try the Boxty, an Irish potato pancake with crispy bacon and crème fraiche, offers simple yet comforting flavours.

Puzzle Coffee – Dempsey
71 Loewen Rd, #01-02, Singapore 248847
Opening Hours: 8am – 6pm (Mon – Sun)

Puzzle Coffee at Dempsey Serves All-Day Brunch and More
Puzzle Coffee has recently opened its flagship store in Dempsey Hill, adding a slice of Melbourne’s café culture to Singapore’s lush, peaceful enclave.

This new outlet, following their first location in ION Orchard, offers spacious seating and an all-day menu that blends international comfort food with local twists.

Guests can enjoy hearty breakfast options like the Big Breakfast ($35) and Prawn Omelette ($30), alongside a variety of toasties priced at $20 each.

Lighter fare includes the Chia Seed Pudding ($17) and Thai Green Mango Salad ($24).

In addition to food, Puzzle Coffee caters to coffee enthusiasts with a line-up of espresso-based beverages, including the Dirty Matcha and Melbourne-inspired Magic.

Muyun
Block 5 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #01-02, Singapore 081005
Opening Hours: 7:30am – 7pm (Mon – Sun)

Tanjong Pagar’s Newest Café Offers Laid-Back Vibes
Muyun Café found at Block 5 of Tanjong Pagar Plaza, offers a refreshing escape from the city’s pace.

With its minimalist décor and calming, earthy tones, this unassuming spot feels like a hidden retreat.

The soothing music, soft lighting, and casual seating create a camp-like atmosphere, for those looking to slow down.

While the café’s food menu isn’t particularly elaborate, it does offer comforting choices like Waffles with fruit and ice cream ($9.90), though the waffles lean towards the softer side.

Their signature Lemon Tea ($4.80) stands out with its zesty, fresh flavour, made with real lemons and no added sugars—a simple, refreshing drink that’s ideal for Singapore’s humid weather.

Read more at: Muyun Café (Tanjong Pagar)

Iris Cafe
Solaris #01-11, 1 Fusionopolis Walk, Singapore 138628
Opening Hours: 10am – 8pm (Mon – Fri), 8:30am – 6pm (Sat), Closed Sun

Korean Fusion Meets Casual Comfort at Fusionopolis
Iris Cafe, located in the unexpected place within Fusionopolis, offers a spacious and cosy setting, for those seeking a relaxing spot for brunch or casual dining.

The cafe’s minimalist yet inviting decor, featuring wooden tables and hanging greenery, creates a welcoming atmosphere ideal for a slow meal or catching up with colleagues.

As for the menu, it features a mix of Korean fusion dishes and brunch favourites. I opted for the Iris Breakfast with Kimchi Pancake ($20), which included smoked bacon, a well-balanced kimchi pancake, and a garden salad.

With other offerings ranging from Bibimbap to Korean-inspired pasta, Iris Cafe serves as a decent spot for a casual meal.

Monday Coffee Bar – Clementi
209A Clementi Ave 6 #01-02, Clementi NorthArc, Singapore 121209
Opening Hours: 9am – 9:30pm (Mon – Sun)

Escape the Monday Blues with Comforting Coffee and Brunch at Clementi
Monday Coffee Bar, known for its minimalist Japandi design and homely atmosphere, has recently opened a new outlet in Clementi. This follows its original branch in Ang Mo Kio.

Located under an HDB block at 209A Clementi Avenue 6, the café combines clean white walls, earthy tones, and wooden furniture, making it a relaxing spot for casual meetups or quiet moments.

The menu is more extensive than its Ang Mo Kio counterpart, offering a mix of brunch favourites and substantial dinner options.

Dishes like the Sweet Potato Gnocchi ($14.80), Pan-seared Salmon ($19.80), and Beef Short Plate Toast ($14) offer a range of flavours to suit different tastes and appetites.

Coffee lovers are also catered for with a selection of Indian and Ethiopian single-origin brews, and desserts like the Fudgy Brownie ($4.50) and Monday Motivation ($15) round off the menu.

Two Cranes
Capitol Singapore B2-33/34, 13 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178905
Opening Hours: 8:30am – 10pm (Mon – Sun)

Korean-inspired Dishes and Brunch at Two Cranes in Capitol Singapore
Two Cranes, recently relocated to Capitol Singapore, is a cosy café offering a fusion of modern Korean-inspired dishes and brunch classics.

The menu is diverse, featuring everything from grilled meats and hearty soups to rice bowls and noodles.

While dishes like the Fu Bibimbap with spicy chicken provide a visually appealing experience, the flavours may feel more muted than traditional Korean fare, lacking the punch typically associated with authentic bibimbap.

Despite this, the café is a comfortable spot for casual dining, appealing to those looking for lighter, approachable flavours.

Sourdough & Brew by Baking with Gina
1 Tessensohn Road, #01 09, Singapore 217701
Opening Hours: 7:30am – 2:30pm (Tues – Sun), Closed Mon

Cosy Haven for Sourdough Lovers Near Boon Keng Founded By Home Baker
Sourdough & Brew by Baking with Gina is a cosy bakery café located at Tessensohn Road near Boon Keng in Singapore, offering a variety of artisanal sourdough bagels and freshly brewed coffee.

Founded by home baker Gina Tan, the café has become known for its signature sourdough creations.

As a mother of three, she sought ways to provide healthier, nourishing food, which led her to research sourdough starter methods.

What started as a hobby soon became a family business when her husband, Ethan, joined her in 2020. After completing a hawker’s course, the couple opened their cosy bakery, pursuing their passion for sourdough baking together.

At the café, you would find Wholemeal, Blueberry, and Chocolate bagels, with options to enhance them with Kiri cream cheese or French butter.

Their Sourdough Bagelwich selections, such as the Ham & Cheese and Tomato Egg & Cheese, provide a heartier meal option, with the fluffy eggs and fresh ingredients offering a wholesome and satisfying bite.

Do also look out for other bakes like Sourdough Wholemeal Banana Bread, Sourdough Cookies, and Madeleines.

Nibbies
181A Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068629
Opening Hours: 8:30am – 10pm (Mon – Thurs), 8:30am – 11:30pm (Fri), 11am – 11:30pm (Sat), 11am – 10pm (Sun)

Hidden Japanese-Inspired Café at Telok Ayer with Homely Charm
Nibbies, a Japanese-inspired café hidden on the second floor of a shophouse at Telok Ayer, offers a cosy dining experience with its quirky, homely atmosphere.

Check out the space which is adorned with Godzilla-themed posters, playful toys, and a bookshelf filled with eclectic magazines, creating a whimsical yet intimate vibe.

The seating ranges from low Japanese-style chairs to beanbag lounging areas, making it feel more like a living room than a traditional café.

Food-wise, the menu includes a variety of comfort foods like Tamago Sandwich ($9), featuring soft milk bread and creamy egg mayo, and Shibuya Toast ($12), a honey-glazed toast topped with ice cream and fruit.

Some dishes, such as the Shibuya Toast, could benefit from a little more attention to detail in terms of texture and presentation.

Geometry – Henderson
95D Henderson Rd, #01-01, Singapore 154095
Opening Hours: 12pm – 10:30pm (Mon – Thurs), 12pm – 11pm (Fri – Sat)

Geometry Gelato Now Open at Henderson with New Flavours and Classic Treats
Geometry Gelato, a beloved gelato spot in Singapore’s heartlands, has opened a new location at Henderson Road, offering fans a more spacious and accessible environment.

Ginding the new location requires a bit of navigation – it’s tucked away opposite Bukit Merah View Food Centre.

Known for its commitment to handcrafted desserts, Geometry’s new outlet maintains its artisanal charm while expanding its reach. .

The menu continues to feature Geometry’s signature flavours, including favourites like Earl Grey Tie Guan Yin, Goma (a rich sesame blend), and the playful, nostalgic Bing Bong.

You can enjoy their gelato on its own, in a cone, or paired with freshly made waffles, brownies, or handcrafted almond tarts.

Little Rogue Coffee
27 Yong Siak St, Singapore 168654
Opening Hours: 8am – 6pm (Mon – Tues), 8am – 10pm (Wed – Sun)

Brunch Favourites and More at Little Rogue Coffee’s New Tiong Bahru Spot
Little Rogue Coffee has found a new home at Yong Siak Street in the vibrant Tiong Bahru district.

The café, known for its laid-back decor, offers both indoor and outdoor seating.

Despite the change in location, Little Rogue retains its signature inviting and family-friendly atmosphere.

The menu continues to impress, featuring all-day brunch favourites like the Soft Scrambled Eggs with Ikura ($19) and the hearty Patatas Bravas ($17).

Their creative take on classics, such as the Double Beef Paradise Sandwich ($29) and Sourdough Cheese Toastie ($22), caters to a variety of tastes.

For those looking for lighter fare, healthy bowls and kids’ menu items are also available.

The café is not just a spot for morning meals but also welcomes diners for dinner service on select evenings.

Daylight Coffee
Bencoolen Street #01-04, 41 Hotel Mi Bencoolen, Singapore 189623
Opening Hours: 7:30am – 4pm (Mon – Fri), 9am – 2:30pm (Sat – Sun)

Daylight Coffee Expands to Hotel Mi Bencoolen: Café-Quality Coffee, No Frills
Daylight Coffee I known to offer specialty coffee at accessible prices. Located at Amoy Street Food Centre, this fuss-free stall has garnered attention for its blend of Arabica and Robusta beans.

Expanding their reach, Daylight Coffee has also launched at café concept at Hotel Mi in Bencoolen.

This new location continues to serve the same quality coffee, conveniently catering to nearby students, office workers, and hotel guests.

Popular options include the Spanish Latte and Seasalt Popcorn Latte, providing customers with both traditional and interesting drinks.

Despite its simple setup, Daylight Coffee has quickly earned a reputation for delivering café-quality brews at hawker prices, with their drinks starting at just $3.20.

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