One of those places that either you are staying near the area, or need a car to get there. Or, you may want to follow Derrick's
tips on navigating to Yahava via public transportation. How did I get there? Hehe, friends get you everywhere! Special thanks to
Ivan and
Hence. If you're driving, there's a public car park nearby, with limited capacity of course.
The shop itself has a large sign-board and viewable from afar. Once, you're at its doorstep, you'll notice its door handle/knob that's different from others.
Yahava has a fairly large space to accommodate cafe-goers. At its backroom, one could probably see an on-going coffee appreciation workshop in session. Barista courses are available too. Find out more from this
link.
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| what's available |
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| beans and brews |
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| the mechanics |
The place was pretty cosy, very relaxed vibe. Felt almost as if it has a
do-as-you-wish kind of atmosphere. Ordered some koffees and cakes to sample.
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| collective order - affagato, the rose late (for SG50), hot chokolate, mokha and black coffee |
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| danish and scones |
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| cakes |
Spent some time choosing the cakes. Finally, made the decision to try matcha and the earl grey cakes.
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| matcha cake |
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| earl grey cake |
Preferred the green tea cake for its spongier and lighter texture. The earl grey cake was a tad too dense for my liking.
In terms of drinks, I totally dig the Rose Latte. You'll love this if you like drinking bandung. However, it can do with more coffee. Well, I did mix it a bit with the Kintamani black coffee and it tasted good!
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| Rose Latte |
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| my order of Mokha @$5 |
Yahava KoffeeWorks
Website:
www.yahava.sg
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/YahavaSG
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