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Bites & Brews: Popular Shanghai Cafe Opens In Singapore With Mapo Tofu Lasagna And Jian Bing Burrito

Bites & Brews is a famous cafe from Shanghai


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Those who believe that East side is best side just received a boost with the opening of Bites & Brews in Joo Chiat.  A popular franchise from Shanghai, this cafe offers unique Western-Chinese fusion food such as Jian Bing Breakfast Burrito and even Mapo Tofu Lagsana. 


Image credit: @bitesnbrews_sg

Interestingly, Bites & Brews features an interior inspired by Peranakan design, showcasing intricate windows and cupboards reminiscent of traditional Peranakan homes throughout the eatery. While this may seem like a strange choice for a fusion food cafe, we can look past it because the interiors are so interesting.


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The Mapo Tofu Lagsana ($21) is an interesting fusion dish: meat and tofu ragu are layered on Lagsana sheets and then combined with house-made tomato sauce and parmesan cheese. This dish is a must-try! 


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Another item you should check out is the  Lamb Shawarma Benedict ($28). Consisting of roasted lamb, spinach, hollandaise sauce, and two poached eggs, this dish is both highly flavourful and comforting. Don’t worry if you’re not a fan of lamb, as this dish is said to be devoid of the typical gamey taste. 


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If you’re looking to quench your thirst, try their signature Raspberry Mango Milkshake ($15)! Otherwise, their ice-cold tea creations, such as the Banana Orange Jasmine Tea or the Apricot Honey Rose Tea for $8 each, are worth a shot as well.

Bites & Brews is a good place to check out if you’re looking for a new brunch spot. 

For more East side grubs, check out Cafe Natsu, a cafe serving Japanese-inspired food. Otherwise, take a look at our East side cafe guide for breakfast and brunch. 

Address: 15 Crane Road, Singapore 429360
Opening hours: Tue-Fri 11am to 10pm, Sat 10am to 12am, Sun 10am to 10pm
Tel: 8815 9615
Website
Bites & Brews is not a halal-certified eatery.

Feature image adapted from @bitesnbrews_sg

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