Keong Saik Bakery

Food/Coffee

In our quest to explore Keong Saik's culinary offerings, we embarked on a delightful journey through their assortment of pastries and breakfast set. While the traditional Asian toast and eggs failed to leave a lasting impression, our taste buds were captivated by the recently introduced Miso Kouign Amann. This intriguing creation boasted a subtly sweet caramelized pastry adorned with delicate shreds of nori. With the first bite, we were greeted by a profound umami essence, accompanied by a delightful blend of toasty, funky, and salty-sweet richness.

Aesthetic

The exterior of the Holland Village shop immediately caught my attention with its charming pale baby blue hue. It exuded a sense of tranquility and freshness, inviting me to step inside. As I entered, I was greeted by a clean-cut contemporary cafe ambiance intertwined with nostalgic elements reminiscent of a traditional kopitiam. The interior featured retro-looking floor tiles that added a touch of vintage charm, blending seamlessly with the modern cafe aesthetic. This delightful fusion of past and present created a unique and inviting atmosphere, setting the stage for a memorable cafe cum kopitiam experience.

Location

Conveniently situated just a 5-minute walk from Holland Village MRT station. Open carpark right beside Raffles Holland V Mall as well as a few lots right along Jalan Merah Saga Rd.

Seating

Rather small indoor seating area, we were fortunate enough to find seats indoors but others that came later settled for the shaded outdoor seats.

Price

Pastries were not cheap, ranging from $4-$9, but expected from cafes nowadays. The burgers were really expensive as well. (yes, they serve burgers too)

Wifi/Outlets

No Wifi and outlets available.