Stateland Cafe (Closed)

Wondering around Arab St. and eventually made my way to found this interesting cafe located near a few pubs and have a try on their soft serve. So, I tried their Raspberry Burst. Sadly, the serving is too fake; it's completely an artificial colouring and flavouring dessert. And all you can taste is the super sweetness from sugars.

A cafe located along Bali Lane, with 2 levels for dining in. The place is dim in lighting and popular with the younger generation. It is known for its thick toast and waffle.Classic Honey Toast ($12.90)butter & honey baked pain de mie, honey yogurt ice-cream, berriesThe thick toast is served thick and crispy. Just nice with the honey and ice-cream. The sour taste of the berries is balanced by the sweet honey and ice cream. Overall not bad except for the raspberry which tastes frozen.Blackcurrent

Full review at http://lepakwithyaops.com/stateland-cafe-waffles-sweet-treats-many-moreFollow Lepak With Yaops on Instagram and FacebookTucked along Bali Lane, Stateland is one café that's not to miss if you are around Bugis. Started by a group of young entrepreneurs about 2 years ago, Stateland Cafe has come a long way and proven itself as a worthy competitor among the café scene in that district. This vintage industrial themed café has an extensive yet concise menu that serves mains (pasta and

Heard about the famous Stateland waffles so we decided to try it out one day. The cafe is very small with around 10 tables. The decorations portray a rustic feel. The menus were turning old passing through many hands. We would just order at the counter but pay after the meal. We ordered aglio olio but in my opinion, it lacked the fragrance of garlic. We then ordered the S'mores, which is chocolate waffle with toasted mashmallow and ice cream. The waffle has the egg taste but is crunchy and taste

I was in one of those moods where cravings for chocolate waffles kicked in, and I could not think of anywhere else other than Stateland Cafe, which I have yet to try before.My Earl Grey Babyccino (SGD$3.90) came first, alongside a glass of ice water - rather thoughtful since this place did not charge for service. There wasn't much description for this drink but I figured it might be cuppaccino brewed with earl grey - it tasted like that, and more. There was a very milky flavor to it which oblite

Bought a groupon voucher sometime back for desserts at Stateland Cafe located at the Bali lane, near the haji district. A very simple exterior but interior revolves around vintage-industrial theme. One of the cafe interior, is that of a little run down with worn out grey paint on the walls, a cement-looking floor and wooden benches and tables as furniture. A very different ambiance from the usual. There seems to be limited seating too, but not to worry, they have another unit just beside them.Th

One thing good about this cafe is the service. The staff are friendly and helpful.We ordered two dishes (carbonara and aglio olio). The aglio olio was bland, there was not enough seasoning. All I could taste was the spicy taste from the chili. Worse than the aglio olio was this spaghetti carbonara. It had "porky" smell to it as the fat wasn't rendered properly. Give it a miss!The highlight of our dinner was this red velvet waffle. It was crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Topped with

Stateland Cafe is a well-known industrial-themed cafe that many in your social network would have visited. It is particularly famous for its Red Velvet Waffle after it was featured in mainstream media. I was really looking forward to my visit to Stateland and thought it would be as good as most reviews paint it to be.What struck me immediately upon entering the cafe was the severe lack of space. The tiny shop had hardly any room to walk, or even snap any pictures. Most of the blog posts I have r

What's good at Stateland Cafe? Opened recently in February this year, the brand name has already established a corner for itself in the hipster world. Evidence? Springing up several times in my social circle, too many times to ignore without being rude. A visit is definitely in order.First impressions count... Stateland Cafe reminds me a little of a cross-between Group Therapy Cafe in and PoTeaTo in terms of decor, a little half-renovated vibe and the comfortable private space between tables. Th

As an avid Grouponer (there I've said it), I have a healthy scepticism for food places featured on Groupon. I seldom buy food Groupons unless the menu piques my curiosity or the place has had good reviews. On this occasion, the menu interested me that I bought it without doing much research. Interestingly enough, this little café became featured on multiple blog reviews and the Sunday Times Lifestyle Section after I purchased the Groupon for this café.Located at Bali Lane near Arab St, it is on

Stateland Cafe in Bali Lane is recently opened by three young man, whom is in their early 20s. Definitely a place with great ambience to chill with your friends. For the dessert menu, there were thick toast to six different waffle flavours. A classic waffle with berries and syrup starts at $9.90. We decided to try Black Forest Waffle ($14.90) which is topped w cherry compote and chocolate ice cream. And the Plain Waffle ($11.90) with a scoop of honey yoghurt ice cream. Overall, the waffles were

For more details, please visit http://foodesteem.blogspot.sg/2014/04/stateland-cafe.htmlHaving heard of Stateland Cafe opened by 3 young guys, I was eager to try their cafe out, and "fulfill" my long-awaited brunch!Ice Latte ($5.70) and Home-made Strawberry Lemonade ($4.90). What I like about their lemonade is that it isn't sour at all Eggs Benedict ($14.90). Two poached eggs served on buttered toasts, stewed mushrooms, grilled tomatoes and creamy hollandaise sauce.Omelette ($13.90). Two egg ome

For full review: http://uniquelious.blogspot.sg/2014/03/stateland-cafe.htmlA small little cafe located near Kampong Glam, Bali Lane, where all the bars, pubs and cafes are, Stateland make its entrance there. The cafe serve all day breakfast, pasta, coffees, cakes and waffles. Its a good place to chill and there are not alot of people too. Will recommend for a chill out place.Wow, look nice. A bottle of maple syrup is given too, but i suggest you do not need to pour. The toast itself is already b

For the full reviews and more photos, please visit http://makanarts.com/2014/02/17/stateland-cafe-30-bali-lane/Kampong Glam has always been a hot hit with people going there to shop, eat or just walk around. Cafes here are quite common as well in the area, such as La Marelle, CAD Cafe, and even the recently opened Elffin & Elffin. Stateland Cafe has become the newest addition to this area. Also operating a online macaroons business called Flag & Sac, this place serves all-day breakfasts, pastas

This small space is run by three young adults, whom used to operate an online bakery business specialising in macarons named Flag & Sac. The cafe feels very well put together in comparison to those that have opened recently. It feels simple, uncluttered and cosy yet tastefully arranged.Eggs Benedict ($14.90) is a dish I usually would not give a miss. The ones here have poached eggs served atop buttered toasts with sides of grilled tomatoes and stewed mushrooms. The eggs were runny but the whites