Coffee & Lazy Afternoons

My $8.10 breakfast which many found too heavy for one 😭😭😭 I have a monstrous appetite. Love everything except for the cream horn which tasted pretty artificial.

Here's a cute looking chocolate muffin from Butter Studio.

Reminds me of my childhood days... Eating porridge with marmite. Those were the days...

#cmc #breakfast #oldstyle #kayatoast

Conspicuously positioned at a corner unit on the second floor of Amoy Street hawker centre (#02-78), Coffee Break serves both local and Western-style coffee. So "kopi" lovers and latte lovers can get their caffeine fix together from one spot. For the latter, there's also an impressive range of flavoured syrups to adorn your drinks with. This includes sea salt caramel, sea salt mint, cinnamon almond, toffee nut, roasted almond and more. I had a plain iced latte ($3.30) and found it more than acceptable, especially when you compare its price and size to the ones at proper cafés. Non-coffee drinkers might like to try their Red Tea or Vanilla Milk drinks which come in different flavours too.
If you fancy a bite to go with your drinks, their "kaya toast" makes a decent snack. A pocket is first slit in a slice of toasted wholemeal bread before being filled with some "kaya" and a thin pat of cold butter. This is also available as a set for $3.30 with a "kopi" or "teh".

One of the best I've tried. Great presentation too!

You didn't read it wrong; the consignment corner of De Cuffs is located within the the coffeeshop that houses the famous Warong Nasi Pariaman.
Sized to be easy to eat (and even easier to forget how many you've eaten!), these cute and chubby mini swiss rolls are really yummy. The cream is generous, so the ratio of cake to cream in every bite is perfect. Priced at $5 for 5 pieces, I think they make a nice mid-afternoon snack with a cup of tea or coffee.
The De Cuffs corner here also sells a few other items that they hand-make from scratch themselves, such as D24 durian puffs and cupcakes.

This is not coffee, but vanilla milk infused with butterscotch. The drink is not too sweet and has a very good balance of dairy and butterscotch. An interesting discovery at Butter Studio.

Went with BFFs last Sat afternoon. The ambience was great - quiet and not so crowded. We chose Set D - $5 for a drink and 2 cakes - which was a steal. Cakes were so-so but the teh C was really good. We had 2 leisure rounds of drinks before popping in to Good and Rich Cakes next door for their wicked Swiss rolls. Killing 2 birds with a stone.

#cravingsatisfied

Smooth, creamy goodness in a bottle~ So good I bought another bottle home! 🙊

Nothing beats the smell of freshly baked bread. The Dough Shoppe understands that, and focuses on offering delicious, handmade artisan bread alongside a menu of various sandwiches and all-day breakfast items. The sister cafe of Le Bijoux, The Dough Shoppe boasts a larger menu with more variety. Their set lunch satisfies with the soup of the day, a salad/ sandwich made with their lovely selection of breads, and a cup of coffee/ soft drink, which can be made even more complete with a tangy lemon drizzle cake for dessert.