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There’s A New Tokyo Train-Themed Cafe With Wagyu Curry Don, Onigiri Sets And More

Cafe Gyoen is a new Tokyo train-inspired cafe in Serangoon Gardens

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Thereā€™s a new kid on the Serangoon Gardens block: Cafe Gyoen, a Japanese-inspired cafe with unique decor thatā€™ll transport you to the Tokyo metro stations and train cabins!

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The train-themed cafe sports realistic signage and elements that make every corner photo-worthy.

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Thereā€™s even a metro cabin-inspired backdrop thatā€™s great for the gram!

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On to the food: thereā€™s a wide range of Japanese bites to try, from donburi bowls to maki rolls. If youā€™re feeling hungry, go for the Teishoku Big Breakfast setsā€”the cafeā€™s take on big breakfast meals, comprising onigiri, tamagoyaki, white goma spinach, miso soup, and pickles. The Wagyu Tataki ($29+), which stars seared Wagyu beef, is a popular pick.

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They also have a small selection of Japanese curry rice options, including Katsu Curry Don ($18.90+): deep-fried panko-coated pork loin, pearl rice, and house-made curry.

Besides these mains, you can look forward to soba and udon dishes, as well as sharing plates such as the Shoestring Fries with Parmesan ($13+).

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If youā€™re not that peckish, grab a light bite instead. The Waffle Gyoen ($11+) gets you stacks of freshly baked waffles served with maple syrup and butter. Else, top up $4.50+ for a scoop of ice cream!

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The drinks menu at Cafe Gyoen looks pretty extensive, with lesser-seen options such as Orange Americano ($7.50+), Goma Latte ($7.50+), and Matcha Yuzu Spritz ($7.50+). Alternatively, their regular Flat White ($6+) is said to be delicious, too.

Cafe Gyoen is a 10-minute bus ride from Serangoon MRT Station.

While youā€™re in the area, check out our Good Stuff review for handmade yong tau foo and Hakka noodles nearby! Otherwise, head to Myungdong K-Food in Kovan for legit gimbap and tteokbokki by a Korean couple.

Address: 55 Serangoon Garden Way, Garden Estate, Singapore 555951
Opening hours: Daily 9am to 9pm
Website
Cafe Gyoen is not a halal-certified eatery.

Featured image adapted from @cestsibonsg, Vivian Chan, and Fion

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