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The scene at Orchard Road is ever-changing, and it’s always exciting to see what pops up. As our penchant for cafes is as steadfast than ever, here is Rabbit And Fox SG to ensure we never run out of cafes. The quirky illustration aside, tea lovers will be pleased to know that the famed LiHO is behind Rabbit and Fox SG, so you can rest assured that they know their teas.
What’s even better is that Rabbit and Fox SG is having a 1-for-1 on their Teapresso series from the 5 Feb till 6 Feb 2021. For those serious about their tea, know that our Rabbit and Fox SG knows this too. Their tea is brewed with a special machine called Teapresso which means (I’m assuming) a more fragrant and pronounced flavour for your tea.
As with anything with from family of LiHO, you’ll know that their drinks will always be top-notch. I have my eye on the Da Hong Pao Milk Tea (S$3.60) for afternoons where I want to feel a little dainty without a care in the world. If not, you can always customise your tea with Rabbit and Fox SG tea base starting from S$3.20, and then you can go crazy with the toppings.
One of the highlights at Rabbit And Fox SG is their all-day brunch, which can only mean good news for a brunch fiend. If you feel particularly ravenous, I’d say go for the Rabbit & Fox Big Breakfast (S$16.90). Your classic serving of avocado, croissant and scrambled eggs are sure to make any day an even better one.
Or the Pork Bratwurst Rösti (S$14.90) for something a little heartier and perhaps a little indulgent too.
For those with a sweet tooth, Rabbit & Fox has cakes from LUNA that is sure to make an excellent pairing with your tea. If you know anything about LUNA, you’ll know that the LUNA Orh Nee (Price TBC) is a must. If you ever need a moment alone after all the shopping, you’ll know where to go.
