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2013-07-31
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This time we were heading to west for Revolution Coffee. It is set up by Indonesian-native java devotee Ajie Permana at the secluded Infinite Studios on Portsdown Road. It is not easy to get there, in fact it can be considered as ulu place, however, there is shuttle bus from One North MRT station on weekday, weekend you have to find your own way in. The setting in the cafe is very simple, you may have a feel from below pictures. It is not the standard table and chair design but rather use some o
This time we were heading to west for Revolution Coffee. It is set up by Indonesian-native java devotee Ajie Permana at the secluded Infinite Studios on Portsdown Road. It is not easy to get there, in fact it can be considered as ulu place, however, there is shuttle bus from One North MRT station on weekday, weekend you have to find your own way in. The setting in the cafe is very simple, you may have a feel from below pictures. It is not the standard table and chair design but rather use some other containers and wood to make the table and the chairs you can find many type. The cafe specially designed a 4-course menu for us at $25 with soup and salad, main course, dessert and drink.
I like the salad and onion soup especially the dressing for the salad - Juicy Mango in honey-lime coriander dressing. Tasted really refreshing with lime.
The burger has huge patty, tasted average, it is not juicy enough, other than that it is good.
I was there because of the coffee as I wanted to try out the coffee here. Today they served Reservoir Road by Sydney’s esteemed Single Origin Roasters. Coffee is good so I didn't waste my effort to travelling so far for it.
For details and more pictures, please visit http://rainfooddiary.blogspot.sg/2013/07/revolution-coffee.htmlPost
