Ralph's Coffee

There’s very limited tables available in the shop, with only 3 of them with chairs. It was fully occupied when I came here on weekend morning.

But the staff is nice enough to provide me a cup of their chocolate soft serve to enjoy while waiting in the line.

I went for something different this time, the cortado is a a Spanish beverage consisting of espresso mixed with a roughly equal amount of warm milk to reduce the acidity. Which is a coffee name that usually won’t appear in much of the coffee shop here.

It is very rich but as it said, not so acidity.

I been to their outlet in Hong Kong many years ago when I was there, and finally they set it up here in Singapore.

But this is my first time sitting down in their shop and enjoying this cake with their coffee.

They will ask you whether you want it to be heat up before serving it to your table. Great texture but need to be careful as it break easily.

(Signature Blend)

Little kiosk style cafe. Authentic vibes. Really helpful staff.

I ordered the caramel sea salt Latte and sponge cake with blueberry. Both were nice to taste and neatly presented.
I paid close to $20 which was okay for an upclass cafe in MBS.

The issue is the limited seating (3 seats to be exact). Obviously once you get the seat, you don't want to get up. So I have to take away my food and drink. That was a little disheartening, considering how much I paid to sit there. They also charged me a service fee :(.

It's a good cafe to visit once to get rid of the Singaporian itch to try something new, but cannot be your regular coffee hangout place.

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Coconut Cake - $14
Matcha Latte - $7.50
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Cute little cafe connected to the Ralph Lauren store. You would be greeted by their bear mascot at shopfront. Their famous chocolate cake was out of stock, so I tried the Coconut Cake. The slice of cake is tall and dense, yet smooth and moist every mouthful, thanks to the cream in between. Flavour wise it has a touch of gula melaka. Their matcha latte was lovely
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Ralph’s Coffee
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