Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee (VivoCity)

coffee isn’t strong but it’s smooth!!

Taste as good as it looks…☺️👍

Note that there’s only 2 seats for dining in.

Nice coffee spot tucked in a corner of fairprice at Vivo city - great pit stop while doing your grocery shopping, perfect respite for people watching!

At first, I was wondering why a cup of coffee at FairPrice supermarket can be expensive. Afterwards I learned that actually this is an established Specialty Coffee Shop☕️ which already been well recognised for their quality coffee products.

Indeed the mocha is good & warm my tired soul after a long day of activities. Served in a stylish Japanese ceramic cup. Go give it a try when you’re around FairPrice Vivocity

Held high expectations for Tiong Hoe, given the many glowing reviews and its reputation as a specialty brewer. I imagined their flat white ($5.40) to be much bolder with a dark roast but it fell flat with a predominant milky finish and the barest hint of coffee. I hope that this can be chalked up to signature blend of the day (Gachala: a mix of Colombian and Guatemalan beans) but I’d certainly think twice before a repeat purchase.

Colombia Tablon De Gomez
Origin: Tablon de Gomez Narino
Varietal: Caturra, Castillo
Process: Washed
Tasting Notes: Aroma of dark berries, couple with acidity of citrus and figs, with a honey finish.