I always thought that semi industrial area like Jalan Besar and Farrer Park are the most unimaginable areas for cafe setups, until I met La Ristrettos at Novena Medical Centre. The whole building houses nothing but private clinics and this cafe is smacked awkwardly in the maze of clinics. If you really need a conducive place for reading or work, you will find it perfect here. They serve very decent coffee with super pretty latte art so don't miss out on that!
The striking colours go really well with the wooden design and I love the overall look of it. It really reminds me so much of what Aussie cafes would be like.
The view to the garden outside adds a feel of tranquility to the cafe. They have seats in this alfresco garden area, if you need some fresh air in the morning!
Love the fake brick wall which makes the cafe look foreign and interesting.
Since it is so hidden, the traffic is sparse and you will be able to enjoy your coffee and meal comfortably without fear of loud laughters or squealing babies.
I ordered a Cafe Latte. It is quite strong and rich but it doesn't leave behind any bitter aftertaste. I love how it is fragrant and tasty yet really gentle on the tongue! Lovely brew there.
Beautiful latte art that made my morning.
I also ordered a Panini Cotoletta. I would imagine the Panini bread to be the flat kind because it was like that at most places which I've tried previously. However, this one is quite different.
The chicken is fried to perfect crispiness and it is not too salty or oily. The salty mayo and soft avocado on top adds on to the moisture and flavour of the dish. I would say that it was alright and I would be excited to try the other dishes the next time I come by.
The wild garden salad at the side is one of the more decent tasting ones. No weird bitter taste and the dressing is nice.
10 Sinaran Drive #08-37
Novena Medical Centre
Singapore 307506
Tel: 6397 7165
Opening Hours:
Mon - Fri: 08:00 - 18:00
Sat: 08:00 - 13:00
La Ristrettos facebook
The Place
The striking colours go really well with the wooden design and I love the overall look of it. It really reminds me so much of what Aussie cafes would be like.
The view to the garden outside adds a feel of tranquility to the cafe. They have seats in this alfresco garden area, if you need some fresh air in the morning!
Love the fake brick wall which makes the cafe look foreign and interesting.
Since it is so hidden, the traffic is sparse and you will be able to enjoy your coffee and meal comfortably without fear of loud laughters or squealing babies.
The Food
I ordered a Cafe Latte. It is quite strong and rich but it doesn't leave behind any bitter aftertaste. I love how it is fragrant and tasty yet really gentle on the tongue! Lovely brew there.
Beautiful latte art that made my morning.
I also ordered a Panini Cotoletta. I would imagine the Panini bread to be the flat kind because it was like that at most places which I've tried previously. However, this one is quite different.
The chicken is fried to perfect crispiness and it is not too salty or oily. The salty mayo and soft avocado on top adds on to the moisture and flavour of the dish. I would say that it was alright and I would be excited to try the other dishes the next time I come by.
The wild garden salad at the side is one of the more decent tasting ones. No weird bitter taste and the dressing is nice.
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI recently went to this café. It was really nice and cosy. But sadly, they do not provide wifi :( Might want to change the tag? Anyway great blog here, really enjoy reading and hopping around cafes too.
Hey,
ReplyDeleteAny idea what kind of music they play here? And if possible, do you have any suggestions for cafes that plays 70/80/90s music? Thanks!