December 07, 2021, 06:52 PM
After opening Sevens Cafe that specialises in modern Australian food in August, the same people behind the Sevens brand has opened a new cafe under a different concept on Dec. 4.
Known as Sevens Kissaten, the new cafe is inspired by Kyoto teahouses and serves Japanese French fusion food and artisanal Japanese desserts.
Translated as "tea-drinking shop," a kissaten is a Japanese-style tearoom and cafe.
Facade and interior
Image by @sevenskissaten on Instagram.
Like Sevens Cafe, Sevens Kissaten retains its elegant minimalist interior, albeit with a neutral colour scheme.
Image by @sevenskissaten on Instagram.
Image by @sevenskissaten on Instagram.
Ice cream 'sandwich' and popcorn tea
Comprising matcha ice cream and red bean mochi crepe sandwiched between two Japanese rice crackers, the Matcha Monaka (S$12) resembles an English muffin sandwich.
They offer Rojicha Japanese tea in interesting flavours such as Milky Popcorn (S$7) that boasts a "popcorn with butterscotch aroma" as well as more conventional ones like Matcha Latte (S$7).
The cafe also serves mains such as:
- Salmon Ikura Don (S$29)
Image by @sevenskissaten on Instagram.
- Kagoshima Wagyu Don (S$42)
Image by @sevenskissaten on Instagram.
- 7S Breakfast (S$32)
Image by @sevenskissaten on Instagram.
Food prices at Sevens Kissaten are higher than at Sevens Cafe, starting at S$5 for a Rice Set with Tsukemono (Japanese preserved vegetables) and miso soup to S$48 for a Wagyu Katsu Sando.
Click here for the full menu.
Sevens Kissaten
Photo by @sevenskissaten on Instagram.
Address: 58 Seng Poh Road, #01-15, Singapore 160058
Opening hours: 8:30am to 5:30pm, daily
Top images by @all_thingsbrightnbeautiful and @sevenskissaten on Instagram.
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