[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Five Oars Coffee Roasters (Updated May)

Cafe - Five oars coffee roasters 🚣‍♀️🚣🚣‍♂️🚣🚣‍♀️ Address - 6 Upper E Coast Rd, Singapore 455200 Ambiance/Facilities - Situated in a little private carpark, five oars coffee roasters is a hidden cafe with beautiful decor and amazing food. Speaking of parking there is a large open air carpark right next to it! 🚙 The set up of the cafe allows for indoor and outdoor sitting to suit all vibes and they have an open concept which makes the space a lovely ambience. As for the food, it hits the spot. My friend and i got the burger and a pasta that was simply sublime. They have a whole range of mains and sides to choose from as well as a generous selection of drinks. Highlights - The highlights for me was the furniture and finishings of the cafe, my first impression was that i wanted to come back again just to sit at the different areas. The pasta i had was phenomenal as well, fantastic flavour with a hint of spice 🌶 in the sauce and just the right portions. For the burger say real it didnt stand out as much but the FRIES 🍟 was crispy and hot 🥵 Avg. Price per Person - $20 slighty a pricier cafe but worth it every once in awhile Rating - 5/5 #cafe #cafesg #cafehunt #cafehopping #pasta #burger

#singaporetrip Five Oars Coffee Roasters in Singapore combines rustic charm with modern sophistication, offering a cozy haven for coffee enthusiasts. With its sleek interiors and warm ambiance, this cafe sets the stage for a relaxed and memorable coffee experience. Serving up expertly roasted coffee alongside a menu of thoughtfully crafted dishes, Five Oars Coffee Roasters ensures every visit is a flavorful journey. Whether you're starting your day or winding down, this spot delivers quality brews and comforting bites in style.

#celebrateit As singapore progresses rapidly in the recent decade, living costs—and coffee prices—do too. But this place offers quality coffee at affordable prices. You can have fruity choices for your espresso too upon request. In addition, the croissant here was not only good by itself—great flaky lamination and buttery flavor—it’s served with equally good fermented butter AND homemade berry sauce with minimal sugar. I only wished it opens more branches in Singapore; for now it has three.

By far, this cafe has been my favourite in Singapore. Almost every dish I tried has it's flavours on point and the quality of the ingredients were good too. On both occasions, I visited during dinner and their menu differs between day and night so do take note! The Mentaiko Mac and Cheese is a crowd favourite, it's hard to go wrong with, great for sharing. The Carbonara was flavourful and very saucy. Some may find this too "jelak" or heavy but personally I loved it, dipped the fries in to finish up that good sacue too. The Wagyu Burger was pretty decent, flavours were well balanced, everything you need in a satisfying burger. The Risotto had a good texture and taste, though this was not my main, I thought it could use another element to make this dish more outstanding. My favourite was the Seafood Bouillabaisse, look how generous they are with their soughdough bread! The bread was perfectly toasted and it soaked up the soup nicely. The prawns and squid were fresh and juicy in comparison to other cafes I've been to. The soup was light but packed with sweet flavours of seafood and saffron. Very comforting! Last but not least, their waffles. A generous portion size, the texture of fluffy waffles paired well with the crunchy cereal. The slightly tangy berry sacue offset the sweetness of the icecream. Recommended for sharing as well. Come visit Five Oars for a 5/5 star cafe experience! #cafe #singapore