Nasty Cookie Opens Nasty Factory, A New Cafe With Birthday Cake Cookies, Nutella And Speculoos Lattes

Nasty Cookie cafe and factory in Kaki Bukit

Come 15 October, Kaki Bukit gets a little bit more exciting and a lot sweeter with Nasty Cookie’s second outpost ─ Nasty Factory. This is a brand-new, 4,000 square-foot cafe, R&D kitchen and production space right by the MRT station that you can visit and dine at.

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Nasty Factory follows the gourmet cookie brand’s takeout-only kiosk, which launched in Funan last year. Their signature cookies are made here, with over 2,000 being baked a day. Sharing the space is a concept cafe with an in-house barista and house-blended beans so you can have a cup of coffee along with your cookie.

To celebrate the opening, Nasty Cookie has a colourful new addition to their menu. The Birthday Cake ($5.50) is, literally, a birthday cake in a cookie. It’s filled with white chocolate chips, vanilla cream, and speckled with psychedelic sugar sprinkles.

I found this a tad sweet, though the scent of vanilla was delightful. It went well with the strong Cappuccino (from $5) on the side. The inner child in my dining companion loved it, the grin of his sugar high plastered on his face. 

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Besides this celebratory cookie, we picked a selection of Nasty Cookie’s best selling bakes, including the Milo Stylo ($5.50), a Milo-based cookie dough with white chocolate chips. 

I enjoyed the Red Velvet Crumble ($5.50), a relatively less sweet confection with a cream cheese centre and a slightly savoury cookie crumble topping. This, plus the slight tang of the cream cheese, balanced out the overall sweetness. 

Like the trending blackout cookies, the Choco Bueno ($4.90) is a dark chocolate cookie paired with everyone’s favourite Kinder Bueno. 

Double up on the hazelnut with their all-new Nutella Latte ($5.50) that’s simply, Nutella and milk. If eating Nutella out of the jar is too gao for you, this cold, milk-based beverage is a lighter concoction that doesn’t sacrifice on the spread’s signature sweetness.

Available only at their Kaki Bukit flagship, the Nutella Latte is joined by another inspired milk drink ─ Biscoff Latte ($5.50). Unlike the KOI Biscuit Milk Tea that has a base of milk tea, this is 100% Speculoos milk. It’s more subtle than the Nutella Latte, but no less of a treat.

Entirely decked in their signature blue and white, this cafe is full of ‘gram-worthy spots. What’s more, they have an exclusive line of limited-edition merchandise that’s only sold here at Nasty Factory, including socks, pins and tote bags that are while stocks last.

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If the way these cookies sold out in less than three minutes online during Circuit Breaker are anything to go by, we’re expecting Kaki Bukit to see a bit of a crowd on 15 October, when the Nasty Factory officially opens.

In celebration of their third birthday, Nasty Factory will be offering 50% off all cookies on 17 October! Each customer is only limited to a maximum of 6 cookies.

Meanwhile, wait out the crowd and head to LUNA Patisserie for their new desserts, or order yourself some equally IG-worthy croissant cereal!

Address: 1 Kaki Bukit View, #01-02, Techview, Singapore 415941
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10am to 8:30pm, Sat-Sun 1pm to 8:30pm
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Nasty Factory is not a halal-certified eatery.