[Cafe Hopping in Singapore] Cups N Canvas

by - Thursday, January 09, 2014

It's time for some nice breakfast/brunch to start off your weekend morning! 

This time round I visited Cups and Canvas. Centrally located just after Orchard near the Selegie area, this is the cosy cafe to be in especially if you are into the arts. The café also hosts art painting sessions and so if you are interested in this kind of art jamming café, do consider dropping by.

We were there in on one weekend morning for breakfast and there was already a crowd gathered in the café. Wow Singaporeans do wake up early huh? Or perhaps they are tourists from nearby budget hotels ^^






Immediately upon setting foot into the café, I fell in love with the settings and the atmosphere of the café. Laid back and tastefully decorated by the colorful paintings, this café exude a lively happy vibe.  I love the artsy feel of Cups and Canvas. 

The ordering area. 
Ordering is self-service and payment is done on the spot. Food will be delivered to you thereafter. No service charge. 

More lovely paintings around to keep you in an uplifted mood. 

The cafe has a wide variety of painting and drawing classes for children and adults, usually held on this side of the cafe. When there are no classes, this side will be opened up for customers.




Here’s our order:
Sweet Potato Latte $4.80.

I have not expected and was pleasantly surprised when the Sweet Poato Latte turned out to be purple in color. The only time I have ever tasted Sweet Potato Latte was in Korea where the cafes there served this drink and theirs has always been brown in color and much like any coffee. 

So I was like “WOW! So Pretty!!” Especially with the latte art on it, I was smitten by this pretty violet. Taste?  It was superb and by far the best Sweet Potato Latte I ever had. First time that I actually tasted sweet potato chewy bits, pureed with steam milk. Caffeine free, this drink was thick and aromatic and tasted just like sweet potato.  
I have to say theirs tasted better than Korea’s version.

I adore Salmon and so without hesitation, ordered the Chef's Special- Smoked Salmon Sandwich $13.90.
Turns out to be good! The bread was light and crispy and was spread with salmon, mayonnaise sauce, lettuces, onions, capers-spread and greens. Love the sandwich!! Simple and yummy. 


All Day Breakfast: Eggs Ben-Addict $14.90.
Packed with homemade Hollandaise Sause ( the yellowish sauce you see is an emulsion of egg yolk and liquid butter), honey ham, poached egg,bagel, tomato and greens. 
Looks yummy. Taste not bad but abit too bland. We suspected the chef forgot to add in salt  :) but we managed to add in our own spices. 


Cafe is closed every Monday. 
 139 Selegie Road, Singapore 188309

They are located just a short walk of 10-15mins from The Cathay. 

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1 comments

  1. There is this map called CafeSG that lets you find all the cafes in Singapore! Super useful for cafe hopping and to find cafes near home and workplace.

    http://cafesg.bigspoon.sg/

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