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Welcome 

Selamat Datang

நல்வரவு

欢迎光临

Singapore Coffee House

Everything we do has been inspired by the organised, chaotic world of Singaporean food and drink culture. 

 

Seated at the migration crossroads of an entire food crazy continent, Singaporean cuisine has many influences. You will find Chinese, Indian, Malay, Indonesian & even British flavours, all brought together through centuries of sharing, experimentation and creativity, to create some truly unique and incredible dishes. 

 

Singapore Coffee House’s purpose is to share this magnificent food & drink culture with you. Read more about us >

Traditional Singapore coffee, tea & street food

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Good humble people of Edinburgh, we kindly invite you to come along and experience a morning of Kopitiam culture in our little corner coffee shop. Start your day with some thick toast or a light flakey roti flatbread. Wash it all down with a rich, dark roast Kopi or a light, frothy milk Chai. Perhaps it is lunch you are looking for? Then dabble into the bustling, smokey world of Singaporean style street food. We have noodle soups, curry's, satays & rice, for all.  Read more about our food & drink >

 

Opening Hours

Mon:  10am - 3.30pm

Tue: 10am - 3.30pm

Wed: 10am - 3.30pm

Thu: 10am - 3.30pm

Fri: 9am - 3.30pm

Sat: 9am - 3.30pm

Sun: 10am - 3.30pm

NO DAYTIME RESERVATIONS
FIRST COME FIRST SERVE
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5 canonmills
Edinburgh
EH3 5HA

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introducing Kopitiam Culture to edinburgh

The humble kopitiam has long been central to Singaporean life and multicultural cooperation. The name itself comes from a combination of different languages - 'kopi' means coffee in Malay, while 'tiam' translates to shop in the Hokkien dialect. 

 

Around the 19th century, Singapore opened its doors to immigrants who would develop Singapore into a fast-growing modern nation.  Kopitiam cafes played a pivotal role in building a unified Singapore and brought people of different races and religions together through a universal love of food & drink. To Singaporeans Kopitiams are synonymous with cosmopolitanism, diversity and community. In Singapore’s fast-paced modern lifestyle, the one thing that brings all Singaporeans back to their roots is the age-old tradition of Kopitiam, or coffee shop culture.

 

In a typical Kopitiam, the drinks stall is usually run by the owner who sells Kopi, Chai, soft drinks, and other beverages as well as some simple food offerings: egg dishes, toasts, kaya or curry puffs. The other stalls are leased by the owner to independent stallholders who prepare a variety of food dishes. These stalls serve delicious handcrafted dishes that have been passed down through generations of family recipes. Dishes that have roots from all over Asia are usually available at each Kopitiam to encourage people from different backgrounds with different dietary preferences to all dine together.

Contact - singaporecoffeehouse@gmail.com

5 Canonmills, Edinburgh, EH3 5HA

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