Need an ice cream break? Head over to the crowd favourite Apiary. The quaint ice cream shop features a selection of homemade ice cream and waffles and is most well known for their Blue Milk, which is a milk-flavoured ice cream dyed with blue pea flower, along with the intensely nutty Sicilian Pistachio and highly acclaimed Hojicha!

British Hainan is a quaint family-run restaurant tucked away along Carpmael Road in theJoo Chiat estate. They serve a myriad of classic British dishes with a Hainanese twist, such as their signature oxtail stew and their braised lamb shank. Decked in antiques and vintage artwork, the charming space almost like a mini museum and is a time portal into the past.

We’re not gonna complain about another burger joint! Burger Frites may look like your typical American burger house, but its flame-grilled burger patties are really good, and we love how you can customise your burgers with the numerous add-ons. Expect artisanal buns, 180g premium Angus beef patties, fresh vegetables and homemade french fries that are double fried. This is how Burger Frites does bu...

Helmed by Lewis Barker, head chef of the Michelin-starred Sommer, Café Natsu has opened its second outlet at Crane Joo Chiat. Come for the Western brunch classics with a Japanese flair, made using the freshest Japanese ingredients. Dining here is a luxurious yet comforting affair, and the menu is impressive with hearty dishes like Wagyu Beef Sando, Shio Kombu Gnocchi and Mochi Fried Doughnuts!

First established in 2013, Common Man Coffee Roasters has gone on to expand across Singapore and Malaysia. They now have four outlets in Singapore, including one at Joo Chiat. Look forward to their familiar all-day brunch fare such as the Beef Cheek Eggs Benedict, Common Man Fluffy Pancakes, Turkish Common Man Breakfast and, and Common Man Full Breakfast.

Love Japanese-style sandos? Make sure to check out Hello Arigato’s second outlet at Joo Chiat. Best known for their thick cut Wagyu and Gyu Sandos, you’ll also find other variations such as Tamago, Teriyaki, and the HCG Sando which is exclusive to the Joo Chiat Branch.

Taking over the space that Homeground Coffee Roasters used to occupy, what’s special about Humble Origins is that it uses coffee beans from Shan Hills in Myanmar, and as far as we know, they are the only cafe in Singapore doing so! Shan Hills is not only known for its great culture, but also the quality coffee beans produced, thanks to its temperate climate and altitude. Apart from great coffee, y...

A lifestyle concept store with a café, vinyl records retail and co-working space all in one, Jungle Groove by Choice Cuts Goods + Coffee has vinyl records on the first floor, and a cafe by day and bar by night on the second floor. Take your pick from four different single origin coffee beans for their Drip Coffee, namely Guatemala, Rwanda, Ethiopia and Brazil.

Opened by local wholesaler Kings Cart Coffee, this is a popular spot in Joo Chiat for some solid coffee, made using beans roasted by their own coffee roaster. You’ll also find food pairings to further complement or enhance the taste profile of your specialty coffee, such as the King’s Breakfast, Pulled Pork Croque Monsieur, Mentaiko Carbonara, or sweet treats like Souffle Pancakes and Fresh Berry...

Hailing from Bangkok, Kohi Roastery & Coffee Bar has opened a takeaway kiosk in Joo Chiat, making it a great place to pick up a coffee while you’re on-the-go! Their self-roasted Aka Blend underscores a juicy acidity, with a syrupy finish, and for a more unique drink, try out their Kohito – a refreshing iced black topped with milk and mint.