

5 Places to Get Your Caffeine Fix the Way You Like it
Drink Them All at Little India
Coffee is one of the world’s universal languages. No matter which country or continent you’re in, there will always be a joint lurking around the corner, where you can find quality hot brews. And it’s no different at Little India, a colourful ethnic enclave in Singapore. Curated by Destination Insights, your personal travel insider, here are five restaurants and coffee shops in the neighbourhood for every kind of coffee drinker.
1. For a Local Kopi Experience - Toast Box
Address |
180 Kitchener Road, #01-41 to 43 City Square Mall, Singapore 208539 |
Phone Number |
+65 65098340 |
Opening Hours |
7.30am to 10pm (Monday to Thursday, and Sunday) 7.30am to 11pm (Friday, Saturday, public holidays, and the eve of public holidays) |
Savour the singular taste and fragrance of an authentic cup of local coffee, popularly known in Singapore as kopi, at this award-winning breakfast chain. You can’t go wrong with a Nanyang Kopi and Peanut Butter Thick Toast (or a bowl of laksa, if you’re feeling a bit more peckish) combination.
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2. For Cold Brews - Old Hen Coffee Bar
Address |
88 Rangoon Road, Singapore 218374 |
Phone Number |
+65 63415458 |
Opening Hours |
12pm to 10pm (Wednesday to Friday) 10am to 6.30pm (Saturday) 10am to 10pm (Sunday) |
Highly rated for its specialty cold brew coffees that are as aesthetically pleasing as they are addictive, Old Hen Coffee Bar also serves the traditional black and white varieties. While you’re there, try the Chicken Cheese Burrito, the Smoked Salmon and Apple Toast, and the breakfast favourite Toasted Muesli Bowl as well.
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3. For the Classic Teh Tarik - Raj Restaurant
Address |
76 Syed Alwi Road, Singapore 207655 |
Phone Number |
+65 62971716 |
Opening Hours |
11am to 10.30pm (Monday to Thursday) 11am to 11pm (Friday) 9.30am to 11pm (Saturday) 9.30am to 10.30pm (Sunday) |
Located a block from 24-hour mall Mustafa Centre and two blocks from PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road, this Indian vegetarian restaurant features such a large, varied menu that even diners new to the cuisine are bound to find something they fancy. Wash the meal down with a well-crafted cup of teh tarik, a local hot milk tea drink - or "pulled tea", to complete the local dining experience.
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4. For Indian Filter Coffee - Komala Vilas
Address |
76 Serangoon Road, Singapore 217981 |
Phone Number |
+65 62936980 |
Opening Hours |
7am to 10.30pm (Daily) |
Another indian establishment worth popping by for a bite and a sip is Komala Vilas, a household name in the country that first opened back in 1947. Have your pick of a delectable variety of both south indian and north indian dishes. Our recommendation is a plate of dosa (a thin, crispy type of pancake) with some of the best Indian filter coffee the neighbourhood has to offer.
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5. For Japanese-French Vibes - L’Etoile Café
Address |
160 Owen Road, Singapore 218953 |
Phone Number |
+65 62982872 |
Opening Hours |
11am to 12am (Monday to Friday) 9am to 12am (Saturday and Sunday) |
Hankering for more European flavours? You want L’Etoile Café. Quaint, laidback, and ever so off-the-beaten-path, the fusion café upon entering feels like you’ve just stepped into someone’s home. Expect its artisanal coffee to impress at an eatery that roasts its coffee beans and carefully slow drips its coffee for at least 20 hours.
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