If you are visiting Gardens by the Bay with some friends from overseas and want to let them try some local food, do stop by Hill Street Coffee Shop at Supertrees Dining.
The menu is creative (printed like an old newspaper-refer to pic attached for detailed menu offering), ambience modeled after an old Singapore coffee shop, so patrons will be able to experience what it feels like to drink kopi (coffee) in an old-style Singaporean coffee shop. Of course, on a hot singaporean summer's day, this coffee shop has all the ambience minus the heat, thanks to good air conditioning, and an extra plus point is it is convenient as it is not self service and there are waitresses to take your order. Choose from an extensive menu of local delicacies like bak kut teh, Nasi lemak, or hill street char kway teow, and even top it off with a chendol or ice cold yuan yang.
I tried a iced teh si, and bak kut teh. The prices for the food were more expensive than most food courts but the portion was big so it made up for it. The drinks were close to shenton way price points, but came in lovely old style mugs/ cups reminiscent of old Singapore. My Japanese friend really liked the cups and enjoyed our lunch as we had good food and a great view of the Supertrees!
I will definitely recommend this cafe as a good stopover, especially after a walk through the Chinese and Indian gardens on a hot afternoon!
The menu is creative (printed like an old newspaper-refer to pic attached for detailed menu offering), ambience modeled after an old Singapore coffee shop, so patrons will be able to experience what it feels like to drink kopi (coffee) in an old-style Singaporean coffee shop. Of course, on a hot singaporean summer's day, this coffee shop has all the ambience minus the heat, thanks to good air conditioning, and an extra plus point is it is convenient as it is not self service and there are waitresses to take your order. Choose from an extensive menu of local delicacies like bak kut teh, Nasi lemak, or hill street char kway teow, and even top it off with a chendol or ice cold yuan yang.
I tried a iced teh si, and bak kut teh. The prices for the food were more expensive than most food courts but the portion was big so it made up for it. The drinks were close to shenton way price points, but came in lovely old style mugs/ cups reminiscent of old Singapore. My Japanese friend really liked the cups and enjoyed our lunch as we had good food and a great view of the Supertrees!
I will definitely recommend this cafe as a good stopover, especially after a walk through the Chinese and Indian gardens on a hot afternoon!
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