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Popular artisanal coffee stall, Generation Coffee Roasters, has officially opened its second outlet at Bedok North Market and Food Centre on 26 Dec 2022.
Generation Coffee Roasters first started out in Nov 2020 at Tekka Centre where they still remain. Previously, the owners founded PORE Coffee, a multi-roaster subscription platform for home brewers. That venture was cut short by the circuit breaker in 2020.
Then, they moved on to AhBoy Beverages, a small home-based business selling cold brews. As Singapore was slowly opening up after the circuit breaker, they had the idea of setting up a physical store so more could enjoy their coffee.
It goes without saying that the coffee beans used are freshly ground and brewed from an espresso machine; you might be forgiven for thinking you’re in one of those fancy (and overpriced) cafes!
They also use different blends for different coffees such as the Pioneer Blend which is a mixture of roasted quality Vietnam Robusta and Brazil Arabica beans for their traditional kopi menu.
Promising to bridge the gap between traditional and speciality coffee, it has a simple yet extensive menu. For starters, you can still enjoy traditional coffees such as Kopi-O (S$1.50/S$2), Kopi (S$1.60/S$2.10) and Kopi-C (S$1.70/S$2.20). There’s even traditional tea with options like Teh-O (S$1.50/S$2), Teh (S$1.60/S$2.10) and Teh-C (S$1.70/S$2.20).
As for their speciality coffee, you’ll be spoilt for choice with options such as Espresso (S$2.60), Americano (S$3.10/S$3.60), Flat White (S$3.60), Mocha (S$4/S$4.50) and Dirty Matcha (S$4/S$4.50).
If coffee isn’t your thing, you can have their non-coffee options such as Masala Chai Soy Latte (S$4), Chocolate (S$3.50/S$4), Matcha Latte (S$3.50/S$4) and Babyccino (S$2).
Who knew artisanal coffee could be affordable?
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