Welcome to Café Kitsuné
Nestled in Singapore, Café Kitsuné blends the essence of Japanese and French cafe culture into a charming space that feels both warm and inviting. This unique establishment offers expertly curated coffee and pastries, making it a haven for enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The minimalist yet stylish decor adds to the experience, encouraging patrons to relax and enjoy each moment. As I indulged in their meticulously crafted matcha lattes and delightful pastries, I felt a sense of calm wash over me, showcasing Café Kitsuné's commitment to quality and ambiance. This café is truly a delightful escape from the everyday hustle.
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13 Stamford Rd #01-11 Singapore 178905 Singapore Hotline:
Welcome to the enchanting world of Café Kitsuné, where coffee culture meets chic Parisian aesthetics in the heart of Singapore. Nestled at 13 Stamford Rd #01-11, this captivating café is more than just a place to grab your morning brew; it's a harmonious blend of delightful flavors and a serene ambiance that beckons both locals and visitors alike.
Café Kitsuné is not merely a café; it’s a lifestyle brand born from the creative minds of Maison Kitsuné, known for their unique fusion of music, fashion, and flavors. This café reflects their ethos, offering an inviting space designed for relaxation and socialization, making it the perfect urban getaway.
- Aesthetic Vibes: The café captures the essence of minimalist design intertwined with warm, friendly decor. The ambiance is both sophisticated and comfortable, allowing patrons to unwind or engage in lively conversations.
- Coffee Selection: Here, coffee isn’t just a drink; it’s an art form. Expect expertly crafted beverages that showcase a range of flavors, offering something new with each visit. Whether you’re in the mood for a velvety espresso or a creamy latte, there’s always a reason to indulge.
- Signature Dishes: Don’t miss out on their carefully curated menu that features delectable pastries and light bites. Each dish reflects a commitment to quality and creativity, where traditional recipes are given a contemporary twist.
During my visit, I was particularly enamored by their signature French pastries that were as delightful as they were visually stunning. The croissants had a perfect flaky texture, while the cinnamon rolls were a standout with their sweet and warm-spiced filling that brought a sense of comfort. Pair these delightful bites with a cup of their expertly brewed coffee, and you’ve created a moment of sheer bliss.
In a place like Café Kitsuné, every sip and every bite tells a story—a story of passion, dedication, and a love for great food. Whether you’re a connoisseur of coffee or simply seeking a mecca for casual dining, this café stands out as a beacon of culinary delight. Venture in, embrace the cozy atmosphere, and allow your taste buds to explore the unique offerings that have made Café Kitsuné a beloved spot in Singapore's vibrant café scene.
I came here a few times and really love the iced sesame latte. Iced Black Sesame Latte is not common in many cafés, at least that's how I feel. Tried the version at a new Korean bakery in Suntec and it was not very good. Café Kitsuné has the best!! The kitsuné shortbread is a nice snack to go with it. Today I tried mochaccino and I def like the iced black sesame latte more. Note I don't even like black sesame in general. Service was always very good when I was there. My favorite staff is the elder 할머니 who was always so sweet, kind and motherly to me. Thank you to my lil brother for the afternoon treat :)
When I came to Singapore, I knew I had to stop by Cafe Kitsune. The Cafe was so aesthetically pleasing and I had really high expectations after hearing about them. I got their croissant which was bigger than your average so I thought that it was worth the price. Unfortunately, it was a little hard and chewy, not light and airy like I was expecting.
I knew I had to pay a visit to Café Kitsuné when I heard Singapore was opening one in late 2022. I came on a late Sunday afternoon and the cafe was quite busy. I was immediately seated outside, but the ambiance was definitely not as nice as indoors. I did enjoy their Parisian-style woven-back seats. Do note that this cafe has a "no laptop" policy... I wish they had put up a little sign at the front of the cafe to let patrons know ahead of time. The French-Japanese chain is known for its French desserts, pastries, shortbreads, and sandos. I decided to get a strawberry shortcake ($13), the signature fox-shaped shortbread cookie ($4), and a hot latte ($7). The strawberry shortcake was SO DELICIOUS, not too sweet with fluffy light cream on top. The shortbread was a special Valentine's Day special with pink frosting, but it tasted very dry. I would recommend dipping it into your coffee...The coffee beans were very fresh and shipped over from Brazil and Guatemala; I could taste the espresso in my latte. Overall, it was a nice experience, but I would recommend you go as a place to catchup with friends/loved ones and not as a workplace (like most other cafes).