Sinpopo Brand (Closed)

Since we were in the East area, we decided we need to explore around here. This cafe was recommended by Mich when she saw my photo postings on Instagram that I was nearby.Sinpopo Brand is a modern cafe with retro elements in the interior. This school attendance register is actually the menu. Quotes from famous people over the walls. What we ordered. As we have already eaten our dinner, we only ordered their starters. The dessert I wanted was not available so I guess will have to leave the mains

After dinner, we were looking for some desserts and got to know of Sinpopo Brand. The nostaglic shop front and its interior design had somehow switched on the time machine and teleport back into the 50s.The vintage decor and old school furniture with the background music playing is a great reminisicent of people in the past era.The slip of paper with pencil provided to assist us in ordering food and desserts.Traditionally Singaporean's favourite combination with cendol jelly, red beans, coconut

Awfully Chocolate had recently given Sinpopo Brand a revamp. From the 1950s theme, they had decided to take on a contemporary approach, serving modern-local cuisine. Much of the previous menu is no longer served, and replaced with new items. Certain items such as the Har Jeong Kai Chicken/Burger are existing items in the menu of their other dining concepts (e.g EwF by Everything with Fries). Prices have gone up by quite a fair bit though; familiar items are about twice the old price now.For a si

The shop is decorated with old posters featuring those 60s’ celebrities, vintage wooden furniture, the biscuit tins, black and white mosaic flooring to evoke a 1960s atmosphere.An old CRT television was placed right at the entrance, the red painted iron sliding gate reminiscent of the old shop houses in some of the old estates, the shop is decorated with old posters featuring those 60s’ celebrities, vintage wooden furniture, the biscuit tins, black and white mosaic flooring to evoke a 1960s atmo

Full Sinpopo Brand Cafe review here: http://ivanteh-runningman.blogspot.sg/2014/07/sinpopo-brand-cafe.htmlWhat's in a name? Plenty, if the name is Sinpopo, a notoriously sleazy 1960s night club along Joo Chiat. Although it closed in the 80s, the name has been resurrected and given a squeaky clean makeover with Sinpopo Brand Cafe, a retro cool cafe styled after a 1970s coffee shop. With decor, food, and desserts that have been painstakingly researched and recreated by the people behind Awfully Ch

Sng Muay Pop is just another awesome drink I believe can be easily made at home though. It seems something like a slice of sour plum being placed in ice ball and mixed with calamansi and even soda drink to be served. Sinpopo's menu says to suck on the ice balls to relieve the childhood experience of sucking on the traditional ice popsicle.Scissors Cut Rice, a popular street food of soft chicken wings, crispy pork cutlet, egg and cabbage, served with curry gravy. Thick gravy, crispy and soft, are

Iceballs Durian chendolI like the environment of this place so much, reminds us of the old 60s and 70s, love their desserts too, used very fresh ingredients and very sweet and nice, effort is put into decorating the whole place with an antique feel, iceballs that our parents eat in their times, simply love it so much, saw a lot of uncles, aunties, grandma, grandpa there,i think should bring them there to reiminiase the old times, i will go back again for their food. love their decoration a lot

Love the nostalgic ambiance of the place,from the background music to the furniture and the deco in the cafe,you can literally feel that u have been teleported back to the 50s.Finally we can see more of these cafes popping out in Singapore.However,I wasn't too impressed with the desserts there.As we had our lunch before we popped by Sinpopo brand thus we ordered only the desserts ,Gula Melaka Soft Jelly ($4.90),Sago Pudding ($3.90)and a cup of kopi O($1.60).The gula melaka soft jelly was too swe

For the full review and more photos, visit http://makanarts.com/2013/07/01/sinpopo-brand-458-joo-chiat-rd/The Pulot Hitam with Coconut Ice Cream tasted like any other pulut hitam I have eaten, except richer in flavour and taste! With the addition of the ice-cream, it made such a hot dessert more flavourful!The Attap Chee Ice Cream is a very interesting ice cream to have. Attap chee flavoured ice-cream, with attap chee on top of it and beside, I would have thought the flavour tasted similar to so

Sinpopo Brand is the latest resident to Joo Chiat Road, taking over the former space of Everything with Fries. Using the name of a former nightspot of the olden days, the sleaze has been long gone, and what is in the name now is a retro and nostalgic cafe that is reminiscent of old Singapore in the 1950s. Chinese songs of the past plays in the cafe, which would definitely be familiar to parents or grandparents alike. It pretty much blends in with the Joo Chiat shophouses around it, providing a g