Sevens Kissaten is a new cafe that bills itself a Japanese “tea drinking shop”, and mixes quintessential Japanese elements with a touch of modernity. The ambience is tranquil and minimalist here, with wooden furnishings, a stone counter, and white paper lanterns overhead.
It draws on the teahouses in Kyoto, so you can expect to sip on brews crafted with small-batch, artisan tea. There’s matcha, of course, as well as iced matcha latte made with ceremonial grade uji matcha sourced from Kyoto. Those with adventurous tastebuds can go for the Milky Popcorn Rojicha (with genmai and popcorn, $7) or the Melonamanpaku (melon and honeydew, $7).
Food-wise, you’ll get delish Japanese and fusion options like 7S Bara Chirashi, Omurice ($16), Mentai Dashimaki Baguette ($21) and even a luxurious A5 Kagoshima Wagyu Katsu Sando ($48). There’s also a 7S Breakfast Omasake set ($32++) that gets you sampling portions of various dishes.
Sevens Kissaten is at 58 Seng Poh Road, #01-15, Singapore 160058.
