This Hidden Cafe Has Pandan Waffles With Black Sesame From $2 In Fortune Centre

Crescent Waffle & Sandwich Shop has pandan waffles in Fortune Centre

If you frequent Fortune Centre, you might have come across a new cafe located on the first floor of the mall. Crescent Waffle & Sandwich Shop is a cosy East-meets-West cafe that specialises in pandan waffles, barista-brewed coffee, and hearty sandwiches.

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Their signature Pandan Waffle is priced at $2 for the plain version. Classic fillings include Kaya, Blueberry, and Peanut Butter, and are priced at $2.60 each. There’s also a nutty Black Sesame ($2.80) flavour for those who want something different. Additional fillings go for $0.60 each.

The waffle batter is made with fresh pandan leaves, so you get a natural green hue and a lovely pandan fragrance. Each piece is made to order.

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For those who want something more satiating, check out their small selection of sandwiches on offer. The Peri-Peri Chicken ($11.90) is a popular pick; this hearty sandwich comes with chicken chunks drenched in a peri-peri sauce that’s savoury and mildly spicy. Alternatively, go for the more classic Ham & Cheese Croissant ($10.90).

Coffee-wise, you can get a White for $5. There’s also a more interesting Iced Crescent Coffee ($6.50) that features espresso topped with whipped cream.

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Crescent Waffle & Sandwich Shop stands out from its surrounding eateries with its minimalist, Japandi-style cafe interiors. It’s a convenient two-minute walk from Bencoolen MRT Station. All prices listed are nett too, so you won’t break the bank here!

For the full list of food in the area, check out our guide to the best food in Fortune Centre, including handmade pasta and Korean corndogs! Otherwise, for affordable weekday set lunches, head to The Secret Garden, a halal French-inspired restaurant in Kampong Glam.

Address: 190 Middle Road, #01-17, Fortune Centre, Singapore 188979
Opening hours: Tue-Sat 8am to 3pm
Website
Crescent Waffle & Sandwich Shop is not a halal-certified eatery.

Featured image adapted from @iris.nihao and @doggaebi

Anthia Chng

As the Associate Editor of Eatbook, Anthia survives on a steady diet of cake and coffee. With a decade of writing experience in food, fashion, and beauty—including six years at Expat Living Singapore—she’s passionate about sharing stories that excite and inspire, whether it’s discovering the latest restaurant opening or shining a light on a heritage hawker stall.