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In need a quick late night bite? Waffl. has got you covered.
Located in a neighbourhood in Jurong East, this Muslim-owned cafe is open from 4.30pm to 1am during this Ramadan period. Waffl. boasts an affordable selection of waffle dishes, baked goods and drinks to choose from. Who says waffles can only be eaten for breakfast?
Satisfy your sweet tooth with Waffl.’s Belgian Buttermilk Waffle (S$4.50) paired with a selection of nine gelato flavours, categorised into three ranges: Standard (S$3.60), Premium (S$4.60) and Exclusive (S$9).
If you seek something a little more savoury, Waffl. sets itself apart from other waffle cafes through its Waffl. Burgers (S$9.90). Coming in three variations, Spicy Chicken, Kimchi Chicken and Mashed Tuna, each burger comes with a hefty amount of savoury fillings sandwiched between two thick waffle pieces. Paired with a side of crunchy nacho chips, these unique, hearty burgers are definitely on my must-try list.
Finally, is a cafe even a cafe if it doesn’t offer drinks? Give in to your sugary fantasies when you try their Lava Milk, which comes in Milo (S$5) and Matcha (S$6) variations. Each glass of Lava Milk features gorgeous, totally Instagram-worthy coloured swirls. Alternatively, you could opt for a more classic option of Original Iced Chocolate ($4.50), which also comes in the flavours of Caramel, Hazelnut or Vanilla, priced at S$5 each.
Regardless of whether you’re looking for a halal eatery to break your fast, or if you’re a night owl with a penchant for late night cafe hopping, Waffl. is certainly a cafe worth exploring if you happen to be in the West.
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