Best Cafes in Singapore 2026: 14 Cafes With Addresses and Hours

2026-10-31 · Last updated 2026-10-31 · 6 min read

The JomYumcha directory holds 207 approved listings in Singapore, and this page is honest about what that set is: a food-and-drink crawl grouped by the directory into types, of which exactly 14 are typed as a cafe and carry at least three stored facts. Those 14 are below, with the exact address — street, building, unit number — and the opening times where the record publishes them.

Singapore is the thinnest city in this directory. Four of the 14 records have a published week; none carries an amenity tag and none carries a photo. So this is a coverage page rather than a shortlist, and it says which facts exist and which do not.

Last updated: 31 October 2026.

How this list was built

The source is the JomYumcha directory: 207 approved Singapore listings on 31 October 2026, all from a single food-blog crawl. Of those, 207 carry a directory type; 17 are typed as a cafe, a dessert place or a bakery, and 14 of those 17 carry at least three stored facts. All 14 below have a street address, a unit number and — except one — a phone number.

That last point decides what this page can be. Elsewhere on the site, a city guide prints a week for every cafe and a set of amenity tags beside it. Here, ten of 14 records publish no hours at all, so the guide prints the address and says the hours are not published. No ratings appear, because the directory stores none, and no dish prices or menus appear, because these records hold none either.

Grouping is by the address's own neighbourhood — Sago Lane, Hong Lim, Amoy Street, Tanjong Pagar, Katong and Bedok, Serangoon, Ang Mo Kio, Admiralty, Crawford, Mackenzie, Lengkok Bahru — which is also how you would route between them.

Chinatown: Sago Lane, Hong Lim and People's Park

Hues Caneles

📍 4 Sago Lane, Kreta Ayer Heights, #02-123, Singapore 050004 · 🕐 Mon and Wed–Sun 8.30am–5pm, closed Tuesday

Hues is one of the few Singapore records with a full week stored, and it is a weekday-early one: 8.30am to 5pm from Monday and Wednesday to Sunday, closed Tuesday. It sits at unit #02-123 in the Kreta Ayer Heights block on Sago Lane, which puts it on the Chinatown side of New Bridge Road.

Pretty Good Muffins

📍 531 Upper Cross Street, Hong Lim Complex, #02-57B, Singapore 050531 · 🕐 hours not published

Unit #02-57B in Hong Lim Complex, on Upper Cross Street. The record stores a phone number and no hours, so this guide lists the address and nothing more — check before going.

Bunnies

📍 1 Park Road, People's Park Complex, #01-K99, Singapore 059108 · 🕐 hours not published

A ground-floor kiosk unit, #01-K99, inside People's Park Complex on Park Road. No hours are published for this record.

Amoy Street and Maxwell

Lian Hup Heng

📍 7 Maxwell Road, Amoy Street Food Centre, #02-128, Singapore 069111 · 🕐 Mon–Fri 10.30am–3pm, closed Saturday and Sunday

Amoy Street Food Centre, second floor, unit #02-128 — a weekday-only, lunch-hours stall: 10.30am to 3pm Monday to Friday. Both weekend days are closed, so this is not a Saturday stop.

Petite Krumbs

📍 7 Maxwell Road, Amoy Street Food Centre, #02-133, Singapore 069111 · 🕐 Mon–Fri 8.30am–2.30pm, closed Saturday and Sunday

Five units along the same floor, Petite Krumbs opens two hours earlier and closes half an hour earlier: 8.30am to 2.30pm, weekdays only. It is the only one of the 14 Singapore records with no phone number stored.

Tanjong Pagar and the east

Meeting You

📍 1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #01-44B, Singapore 082001 · 🕐 hours not published

A ground-floor unit in Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #01-44B, a short walk from the Tanjong Pagar MRT exits. No hours are published.

Wan Mei Dessert

📍 11 East Coast Road, The Odeon Katong, #01-14, Singapore 428722 · 🕐 hours not published

Unit #01-14 in The Odeon Katong on East Coast Road — the Katong end of the east side, near the junction with Still Road. No hours are published on the record.

Katong Sin Chew

📍 416 Bedok North Avenue 2, #01-45, Singapore 460416 · 🕐 Mon–Thu and Sat–Sun 10am–5.30pm, closed Friday

Despite the name, the address is Bedok North Avenue 2, unit #01-45, open 10am to 5.30pm with Friday off. It is the only record in this guide that takes Friday rather than Monday or a weekend day as its closed day.

Abundance

📍 63A Lengkok Bahru, #01-378, Singapore 151063 · 🕐 daily, 11am–9pm

Abundance has the longest published week of the Singapore records: 11am to 9pm, seven days, at #01-378 on Lengkok Bahru. If you need a Singapore cafe that states it is open on a Sunday evening, this is the record that does.

Little India, Ang Mo Kio and the north

Skinny Cakes

📍 900 Serangoon Road, #B1-02, Singapore 328260 · 🕐 hours not published

A basement unit, #B1-02, at 900 Serangoon Road — the Little India stretch. No hours are published, and the address's basement level is the useful detail here.

Magic Kitchen

📍 529 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, #01-2335, Singapore 560529 · 🕐 hours not published

Unit #01-2335 on Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, a ground-floor shop in the AMK neighbourhood centre grid. No hours are published.

Curry Cafe

📍 482 Admiralty Link, #01-13, Singapore 750482 · 🕐 hours not published

482 Admiralty Link, unit #01-13, in the far north near Woodlands. No hours are published — and at this distance from the city centre, that is worth confirming by phone before travelling.

6 Letter Brunch

📍 464 Crawford Lane, #01-464, Singapore 190464 · 🕐 hours not published

A ground-floor unit at 464 Crawford Lane, #01-464, near the Lavender and Kallang end of the city. No hours are published.

L.E. Cafe Confectionery & Pastry

📍 31/33 Mackenzie Rd, #01-01, Singapore 228686 · 🕐 hours not published

Two adjoining numbers, 31 and 33 Mackenzie Road, unit #01-01 — a corner ground-floor unit rather than a mall lot. No hours are published.

Before you go

This page is a map, not a ranking. Ten of the 14 records publish no hours, so the honest instruction is to call first: every listing except one carries a phone number, and the cafe pages linked above print it.

The wider point is about the directory rather than the cafes. Singapore holds 207 approved listings here and only 14 of them are typed as a cafe with enough stored detail to describe — the rest are typed as restaurants and carry a name and an address. The gaps are hours, photos and descriptions; the addresses, unit numbers and phones are reliable. That is what this guide prints, and it will grow as the records do.