Shop Reviews

Described as the favorite local milk tea by a relative from Hong Kong. This shop's tea is quite robust, and they use visibly creamy supermarket milk, which, when mixed with the warm pearls and tea, creates a rich and satisfying texture. Opting for 50% sugar is already on the sweeter side. But that's how milk tea is; you don't need to worry too much about low sugar or low fat intake. When you're tired from shopping, enjoying a cup of fresh milk tea is very comforting. The only downside is that it's about 30% more expensive than similar options in the area!

The freshly brewed tea makes a huge difference to the overall quality. Used to be one of the busiest branch but nowadays there isn’t much of a queue which is great. They don’t have an extensive menu but what they have is very well done. Prefer this to any of the other brands.

Sipping coffee at Blue Bottle Singapore is more than just about the drink — it’s an experience. The space radiates calm, with a minimal design and warm atmosphere. The coffee itself is exceptional: smooth, aromatic, and brewed with great precision. On top of that, the service is attentive yet relaxed, with staff who are happy to guide you through the menu or recommend a brew style to match your mood. From ordering to serving, everything feels seamless, thoughtful, and welcoming.

Pricey n noisy, I find d ordering process a hassle - staff scribbled order, keyed in into system, collected payment, blah blah. Cold brew is ordinary, cup size is just a tall.

There are barely any seats in the store, despite having a large table in the middle. Single customers hog tables with four chairs and refuse to leave after finishing their drinks. I don't understand why it's difficult to have more chairs and tables because the store is not that small. They don't serve you even if your order dine-in, so you're expected to either stand and drink while holding a cup and saucer, or push the heavy glass door to find an outdoor seat and risk spilling hot coffee all over yourself. The air con is very cold too. Staff are curt. The cup is tiny compared to other cafes. For $10 a drink, it's better to just go to Starbucks.

Was in Paragon, and needed a gd coffee. And ordered their Americano for the 1st time. Not cheap for the small portion, but it’s really good. This coffee was strong, smooth and fragrant. Unlike other coffee speciality cafes… where the latter long black are sourish or too mild (not robust enough) for my liking. The only downside of this cafe is the indoor Aircon seating is very limited. And outdoor seating area can be still warm (given recent heatwave) even though it’s shaded with ceiling fans.

Blue bottle coffee is located at Paragon (previous Prive restaurant place) along the side of the shopping mall. The place is new and brightly lit. At 1pm+, there was a queue in the shop. The queue moved quite fast. Along the queue, there were merchandises to admire or consider. There only beans available was Three Africans. Ordered Drip Coffee with milk and costed $11 (pricey). If you like coffee with hint of lemon zest (brings out the acidity), perhaps this coffee is for you. The coffee smells great nonetheless.

The price is on the high side can't taste the matcha flavour it's all ice and the portion is so little no full at all Not recommended

I have the privilege of visiting two of its stores in SG all in one day. The last two photos were taken at Raffles City Shopping Centre where I stopped by for a quick coffee break. The price at first glance is what we call “杀人放火” in colloquial Chinese meaning it’s steep, at $8 for a tiny cup of Cappuccino and $8 for a croissant with some turkey ham and cheese. It’s at least 10-20% more expensive than local well known brands like TBB and Plain Vanilla, and the quality is not too far off. The first four were taken at Paragon which is a proper store by itself. As mentioned by some the seats inside are limited so I went outside. The outside seating is quite cozy and relaxing at night though the pigeons at Orchard Road made a loud noise. The branch here has a bigger array of pastries but most were sold out when I arrive at 8pm ish. The yogurt while tasty is $12 and the cold brew coffee is $10. Just a one time try will do.

Nice and chill coffee joint. Queue was long but moved pretty fast. Got my coffee in under 10 min. $8 for cappuccino and $8.50 for latte. Pretty ex.