Nylon Coffee Roasters

24 Jun’19, Mon⛅️⁣
📍Nylon Coffee Roasters ⁣
- Iced White🍼⁣
- White☕️⁣
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Brought le mum go cafe lim angmo kopi~😬⁣

Like their beans and the cafe is legit filled with coffee aroma, loving it!!!

The coffee we had that day was medium-heavy bodied, fruity finish, bold statement~😋
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P.S. Been to Nylon again recently (after their reno), quite nice seh, and like got some seats available...⁣

Damage: $9

Please be prepared for a constant crowd if you pop by in the afternoon. A place where they roast their own coffee, it is a pretty popular and crowded coffee joint given that it is located under a hdb at outram. Coffee tasted great with a choice of your coffee beans. Do take note that theres no food served here. :)

My go-to for midday caffeine re-fuel. The staffs obviously know what they are doing and are happy to chat about anything coffee brewing. If you're lucky, you could catch them roasting a fresh batch through the glass.

With a steady flow of customers coming in for their daily coffee fix, this famous coffee joint was really crowded on a Saturday afternoon. Priced reasonably (cheaper than most cafés), I swear you won’t be disappointed at all with the quality of coffee you are getting 👍.

Not only do they roast their own beans in house, their roasting is impeccable too; have yet to be disappointed by their coffee.
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The filter brew ($5.50 iced; unfortunately forgot to note the origin) was clean and light on the palate, and shined with a pronounced fruity profile, almost like a deeper caffeinated tea — quite refreshing and enjoyable to sip on. And the charming vibes of their shop front made it all the more enjoyable.
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📍 Block 4, Everton Park, #01-40, 080004
⏱️ (Wed-Fri, Mon) 8.30am-5.30pm, (Sat-Sun) 9am-6pm

Nylon Coffee Roasters is this cozy little roastery cum coffee bar that is nestled in Everton Park. I ordered their filter brew ($5) to go and it was done in a pourover brewing method by the skilful barista.

I really liked how it tasted!! It had a very clean acidity due to the brewing method. There were very distinct fruity flavors (lime and peach) and apparently there's supposed to be an earl grey note in there too? I didn't taste it but there was a slight floral scent at the back so I suppose that's where the earl grey might have come from.

There were many friendly baristas milling around the tiny space and it was just a great environment to enjoy, appreciate and celebrate coffee.

7.5/10