Welcome Citizen!

Sign in to start sharing and discover the best products you can buy today!

Welcome Citizen!

Setup your account or continue reading!

Settings
Best Korean Cafe Singapore

5 Best Korean Cafes in Singapore 2024 for Breakfast & Coffee

Annyeonghaseyo!

Ever feel like travelling to Seoul for those tasty Korean breakfasts in artistic cafes you see in K-dramas? Well, as it turns out, you need not travel that far to get a cup of Korean coffee. There are plenty of Korean cafes here in Singapore that provide a whole variety of yummy food, offering more than just a Korean theme. Here are the best Korean cafes you must try to satiate your taste buds.


5 Best Korean Cafes in Singapore

Kong Cafe
Kong Cafe
From
SGD0.00
Check Kong Cafe price below:

Their homely yet chic interior offers a relaxing atmosphere for you to sit down and enjoy a handily prepared cup of coffee. Running, with the theme of homeliness, you ought to try their heartily prepared food which ranges from Korean street food such as tteobokki to more Western breakfasts such as bacon and egg rolls. 

While there, you should also try their fried chicken, which when paired with their fluffy waffles makes one of the most heart-filling breakfasts you could ever find. And if you are craving something more Korean, their signature honey butter wings are a must-have.

  • Locations & Contact: Thomson Plaza, Bukit Timah (all outlet addresses & contact numbers here
  • Operating Hours: Sundays to Wednesdays (8.30 am – 6.30 pm), Thursdays to Saturdays (8.30 am – 7 pm)
  • Instagram: @kongtogo
  • Facebook: @kongcafesg

Customer Review: 

“Cozy vibe, amazing ambience, a quiet and chill place to have a morning coffee or a hearty meal with friends and family. The food is amazingly well done and plated and the prices are agreeable. A personal favourite is the egg and toast with smoked salmon, a perfect combination in my opinion. The staff are super polite and welcoming. Overall, a great experience.” - Melvis

Café Kreams
Café Kreams
From
SGD0.00
Check Café Kreams price below:

This Mahogany themed café is bound to catch the eye of any passer-by. What’s remarkable is that the food the coffee they offer is even better than the aesthetics of the cafe. Their coffees are roasted with care in the cafe itself, which are then thoughtfully curated into 4 different blends, allowing both avid coffee fanatics and casual drinkers to enjoy their coffee. 

You can also pair your coffee with a whole variety of pastries and cakes, all of which are freshly made to ensure your gratification. Their hot plate sausage and baked potato is also a dish you should try if you are looking to leave with a full tummy.

  • Locations & Contact: Maxwell Road, Duxton Road (all outlet addresses & contact numbers here
  • Operating Hours: All outlet days and timings here 
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Instagram: @cafekreams

Customer Review:

“5 stars for the interior decor, choice of lamps & warm tones to match the earthy colours of coffee, lagers and pastries. Good range of coffee beans for hot or iced coffee. I went for Mellow Dawn which worked well for a hot cuppa latte. The tiramisu is non-alcoholic and compliments coffee well. Will return to try the beer and signature alcoholic beverages.” – Lucas

Nayana K-Pop Cafe & Restaurant
Nayana K-Pop Cafe & Restaurant
From
SGD0.00
Check Nayana K-Pop Cafe & Restaurant price below:

K-pop fanatics would be familiar with the name of this restaurant which shares the name with Wanna One’s hit song. However, that won’t be the only thing that will be catching your attention. The café-cum restaurant also resembles an archetypal Korean bar that offers a plethora of hearty Korean food which will make you return for future meals. 

From their hot stone bibimbap to their kimchi stews, every item on the menu is sure to make you feel as if you’ve somehow teleported to Seoul. The restaurant is also a perfect place for you to have a night out with your buddies while enjoying some soju paired with their signature beef galbi set.

Customer Review:

“This is our 2nd visit. The food is nice!! Especially like the fried chicken (soy garlic and sweet chilli flavours). My family also love the hot plate chicken dakgalbi and Bingsu! We sure will come back again!” – Jessie

Dal.komm Coffee
Dal.komm Coffee
From
SGD0.00
Check Dal.komm Coffee price below:

The cafe chain has grown significantly over the past few years, and it is no surprise. Their large but tactfully curated menu that consists of an array of thirst-quenching coffee and drinks has something for everyone. Even those who aren’t usually coffee drinkers would be converted thanks to their flavoursome coffees. 

And, if you are looking for a Korean dessert cafe in Singapore to cool you down after a hard day’s work, Dal.komm Coffee is the place to go. You can treat yourself to one of the many bingsus they have in their menu which will leave your body feeling refreshed. 

Customer Review:

“Fantastic coffee. We had a cappuccino and mocha with K1 and K3 beans respectively. The decor is pretty cool and there's quite a lot of seating and space to move around even with a baby stroller.” - Chandhana

Two Cranes Cafe
Two Cranes Cafe
From
SGD0.00
Check Two Cranes Cafe price below:

As some may know, two cranes together are a symbol of longevity. While the cafe may not necessarily be able to bestow upon you the secret to a long life, they can however make up for that by offering you some tasty food that will leave you feeling zestful. 

A must-try is their Wonda Army Stew which is as soothing to your soul as it is to your tummy. Their rice bowls and pasta which are served in generous amounts, are other items on the menu that you ought to try. As for the coffee addicts, do try their signature cold brew coffee.

Customer Review:

“Back for the 3rd time. Love the army stew, a very big serving for one person at a very reasonable price for the number of ingredients and taste. Recommended to share and get something else like the scrambled eggs plates which are as nice! Drinks are good and creative as well! Staff and friendly and polite. A must to visit!” – Huiyu

End of Article