Afterwords is a new cafe in Chinatown with brunch and more
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Heads up cafe hoppers, here’s another place you have to check out: afterwords, located just four minutes away on foot from Chinatown MRT Station!
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This aesthetically pleasing cafe is known for its waffles and ice cream from the famed FATCAT Ice Cream Bar, and specialty coffee sourced from Common Man Coffee Roasters.
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Drop by to try their Everything on a Waffle ($15), a hearty and filling dish that comprises fluffy scrambled eggs and chicken sausages atop fragrant pandan waffles. Diners also have the option to have their eggs served sunny-side up instead of scrambled.
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Salmon lovers can go for The Land Before Avocado ($20), featuring two slices of sourdough toast with avocado, smoked salmon, and a sunny-side up egg.
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A Moveable Feast ($14) is another popular pick. It is essentially a brioche toastie with either teriyaki chicken or smoked salmon. The former will set you back $14, and the latter $15. It is further enhanced with cheese, tomatoes, and greens. You’ll also get a side of potato chips to accompany your sandwich.
Alternatively, extra ingredients such as sauteed mushrooms ($4), chicken sausage ($5), and scrambled eggs ($3.50) can be added to the sandwich.
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Those with a sweet tooth can get their cravings sorted with The Sweetness at the Bottom ($15), a classic combination of pandan waffles, berries, and ice cream. Ice cream flavours include Espresso, Dark Chocolate, and Watermelon Sorbet. If one scoop of ice cream isn’t enough, a double scoop will set you back $4 extra!
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To wash it all down, go for their selection of espresso-based drinks, with notable mentions including the Flat White ($6.20), Espresso Matcha Fusion ($7), and Dirty Chai Latte ($6.80). The staple espresso blend that they use is also said to boast undertones of dark chocolate, hazelnuts, and molasses! For something non-caffeinated, go for their Hojicha Latte ($6) or Ruby Breakfast Tea ($5).
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Otherwise, afterwords has also got an assortment of fresh bakes and pastries to check out. These bakes differ each day, so head down to find out more!
If you’re on the hunt for more cafes, check out Natter Coffee & Gelato in Tanjong Pagar for hojicha waffles, Korean rice gelato and more. Our guide to the best cafes in Singapore will introduce you to more brunch and dessert options too!
Address: 24 Pagoda Street, Singapore 059186
Opening hours: Mon, Wed-Thurs 11am to 8pm, Fri-Sun 11am to 9pm
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Afterwords is not a halal-certified eatery.
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