I had a fantastic breakfast at Kinga Cart Coffee Factory and really enjoyed the experience! I tried the Coconut Latte and the Lao Gan Ma Scramble. The coffee was absolutely amazing — unique, refreshing, and full of interesting flavors. Definitely not your typical coffee! The Lao Gan Ma Scramble was also delicious and paired perfectly with the coffee. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared. Overall, a great spot for a unique breakfast and excellent coffee. Highly recommended if you’re looking for something a little different! ☕🥚✨ It’s a dog friendly place ! :)

Located along the bustling streets of Joo Chiat, Kings Cart Coffee is more than just a specialty café — it’s also a fully functioning coffee roastery serving thoughtfully crafted food. The standout for me was the Laksa Prawn Bennies. An exceptional take on eggs Benedict, featuring a bouncy prawn patty that paired beautifully with the perfectly poached eggs. The brioche soaked up the fragrant laksa sauce, while tobiko added a delightful burst of umami. Every bite was packed with flavour and texture. The Prawn Pesto Linguini was equally impressive. Fresh tiger prawns, al dente pasta, and a vibrant pesto sauce lifted with lemon-lime acidity created a dish that was rich yet refreshing. To finish, I had their Coconut Latte — beautifully balanced with fragrant coconut milk and gula melaka, just the right sweetness, and shaved coconut around the rim for an extra layer of aroma and texture. Great coffee, creative dishes, and a relaxed atmosphere make this a spot well worth visiting in Joo Chiat.

We liked the warmth cafe vibes that Kings Cart coffee delivered! Trying new flavours of coffee in Yuzu Cloud goes well with a hearty breakfast. Another 2nd cup of salted caramel latte extra hot gave a right booster! Bought 2 cans of cold brew for take away! A good cafe on a hot Saturday afternoon Joo Chiat cafe runs.

We came here with my parents who were visiting Singapore! A delicious treat for brunch, with coconut lattes that were warm and tasty (loved the coconut on the rim) and muffins that were also fresh and soft, filled with delicious cream. Well worth the visit! The weekday ambience is quiet and cozy for a chill morning before walking Joo Chiat.

All I wanted was a great coffee to liven up my day — my mood, my everything. And yes, it delivered. On the staff’s recommendation, I went with the Ethiopia West Arsi — medium roasted, with light floral and orangey notes and a tea-like finish. That was my coffee. Small in size but punchy enough to give both my heart and my brain the boost they needed. The space itself is something else. Spacious, encapsulating, and full of character — terracotta warriors standing guard at the entrance, a proper roaster on display, and a bar that clearly takes its craft seriously. There’s even a cheeky “Let’s do something naughty” on the awning, which honestly sets the tone perfectly. Unfortunately I had to run, but given the atmosphere, I would have happily lingered over some food. Kings Cart is the kind of place that makes you wish you had nowhere else to be.