Cafe Kitsune — World-famous cafe lands in Singapore with iconic fox-shaped deal with

What do you get while you mix espresso with trend? An extraordinarily Instagrammable cafe in fact. The well-known Cafe Kitsune is exactly that and can formally open on 1 Dec 2022 at Capitol Singapore.

Cafe Kitsune is an enlargement of the Maison Kitsune model, which was based in 2002 as a file label. Soon, they began to broaden into a way of life model that mixed trend with music, with influences from Paris and Tokyo.

For the uninitiated, Cafe Kitsune is a French-Japanese bistro that first opened in Tokyo again in 2013, adopted by one other outlet in Paris in the identical 12 months. Currently, it has over 21 places worldwide, together with New York City, Bangkok and Indonesia. The cafe can also be identified for combining cafe and retail areas for its trend model.

Be ready to maintain your cameras prepared as their baked items and drinks absolutely embrace their trendy facet as effectively. Probably one of the crucial iconic objects is the Cafe Kitsune shortbread (S$4++), the fox-shaped deal with is available in 4 flavours: Matcha, Butter, Chocolate and Sesame. 

Be positive to position them on high of their drinks such because the Iced Dirty Matcha (S$9.50++) for that excellent trip-worthy shot. Despite solely being within the delicate launch part, Cafe Kitsune has a good variety of drinks starting from Dark Mocha (S$8.50++), Earl Grey Dark Chocolate (S$7.50++) and Iced Sparkling Spiced Apple (S$8.50++).

Pastry choices are additionally stellar with objects like Matcha White Chocolate Cookie (S$7++), Coconut Lime Cake (S$7++) and even Chilli Chocolate Tart (S$12++). Savoury meals consists of Egg Sando (S$13++), Chicken Katsu Sando (S$15++), Caramelised Onion and Sun-Dried Tomato Quiche (S$13++) and Smoked Salmon and Spinach Quiche (S$16++).

It positively feels like a visit to Cafe Kitsune can be a deal with for each your mouth and eyes!

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