Coffee & Dessert
Coffee & Dessert picks in Singapore.
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The Window Stool at Tiong Bahru Bakery That Faces an Entire Neighbourhood Waking Up
At Tiong Bahru Bakery’s original Eng Hoon Street outpost, a run of counter stools lines the shophouse window — sit down, and the neighbourhood’s morning unfolds like a slow exhale: trolleys rolling toward the wet market, a cat making its way across the awning, the last of the street lamps switching off. On weekdays between eight and ten, you’ll have the window almost entirely to yourself. That’s when the place is most itself.
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A Window Stool Above Singapore's Oldest Estate
At Tiong Bahru Bakery on Eng Hoon Street, a row of counter stools faces the window at the front of the oldest residential estate in Singapore. Show up before 8 on a Wednesday and the neighborhood is still waking up around you — the bakery's croissants and the market down the road running on entirely different clocks, in the same morning.
