Malaysia’s Oriental Kopi is confirmed to open in Bugis Junction on November 27 after a two-month delay

[Joey5555]

This one in JB already charging similar to SG price. I wonder how much they gonna charge when they are here

 

[justln]

The food quite nice le, egg tart jin hor jiak. Maybe try when the hype and queue die down in Singapore branch.

Malaysia Mid Valley outlet queue queue queue, super long. Whole mall dark dark in the morning, only this place got queue liao.

 

[virtualape]

Let me guess...their egg tarts will be sgd4. Jb rm5+ iirc.

Nasi lemak set rm19ish. Sg will be $12?

 

[Whimsica]

Should wait for a few more months then their jhk/ jhb employees can each bring on 15 kg of foodstuffs every morning when they commute here to work.

Grace and Lawrence - thanks ah.

Yee Kung - better build more hospitals and hire more doctors and nurses specialising in laosai and stomach cancer.

 

[Shion]

not going to support all these

 

[pippo20]

As usual, edmw bbfa said not good lah wont support blah blah but sure long queue when open and huat big big open many outlets lol..

 

[Flexamoria]

I refer hua mui or kopiloco

 

[buttbERry]

come here will be ex bo?

 

[Flexamoria]

come here will be ex bo?

Yeah, confirm + chop

 

[come_5]

Come here open at bugis junction. They forget this is not Malaysia. Confirmed rental alone will kill their business. Plus nearby is queens street bus terminal. Take one bus can go in JB eat already haha.

 

[buttbERry]

Yeah, confirm + chop

siao liao lor like that

 

[elf108]

At most buy their coffee pack only.
Eat sure will be expensive. This type try once only.

 

[eeLoyH]

In bolehland always long queue. But come here will charge yakkun prices?

Nope they will charge higher. After awhile no more hype.

it’s hyped now because sinkies go Malaysia to pay Malaysia price to eat above avg food.

come to Singapore your mindset different it doesn’t become a staple

 

[tExtra]

Tried once. Not nice leh. Dunno what’s the hype?

 

[bIkErS]

Come here open at bugis junction. They forget this is not Malaysia. Confirmed rental alone will kill their business. Plus nearby is queens street bus terminal. Take one bus can go in JB eat already haha.

Their target audience at bugis is AMDK that r in sg...

And they will say sg very chip chip chip

Just like we did in jb

 

[The_Davis]

Each day trip to Johor Bahru warrants a laundry list of things to do. For some it's getting a good massage or stocking up essentials from the pharmacy. And then there are others who cross the causeway just for Oriental Kopi. Come late November however, there will no longer be a need for that.

Earlier this year, Oriental Kopi announced its plans to open eight stores across Singapore within the next few years. Its first Singapore outlet was originally meant to be ready by September this year, but after a two-month delay, it has moved its official opening date to November 27 at Bugis Junction.

So what's so special about Oriental Kopi? Founded in 2021, the coffee chain gained massive popularity in a short period of time and now operates 14 outlets across Malaysia. It attracts long queues for its signature polo buns stuffed with creamy butter slices and condensed milk, as well as freshly baked Portugese egg tarts made with French butter. It also serves a special blend of Hainaese coffee brewed with three types of beans – Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica.

The brand takes pride in its breakfast toasts as well, which are all cut to a precise thickness of 1.8 centimeters, and come in variations like crunchy peanut butter, egg mayo, curry double lava, and the standard margarine sugar toast. Meanwhile, there are also hearty Nanyang dishes like curry chicken rice and chicken hor fun, as well as Malaysian classics like nasi lemak and mee siam on the menu.

A full menu with prices has yet to be released, but guesses are that all the signature items will be made available in Singapore as well, and hopefully without too much of a price increase.
https://www.timeout.com/singapore/news/oriental-kopi-to-open-in-singapore-on-november-27-111524

in JB already chop carrot price Liao.
Come SG price at $5 also?

 

[sumire]

A group of us just tried it yesterday at City Square. It really sucks and is not cheap

 

[recruit]

This kind is target sg tourist one.

Please guys, if really want nanyang kopi, just go to your hawker centre and support your old kopi uncle and kopi ah soh. They have brewing experiences for probably more than 30-50 years and it’s cheap and authentic.

Stop only favouring all these fancy nanyang kopi so you can fund the towkay next luxury property.

 

[magnus]

jb people told me this one is atas kopi and locals usually don't go there

 

[Tsoukalos]

Each day trip to Johor Bahru warrants a laundry list of things to do. For some it's getting a good massage or stocking up essentials from the pharmacy. And then there are others who cross the causeway just for Oriental Kopi. Come late November however, there will no longer be a need for that.

Earlier this year, Oriental Kopi announced its plans to open eight stores across Singapore within the next few years. Its first Singapore outlet was originally meant to be ready by September this year, but after a two-month delay, it has moved its official opening date to November 27 at Bugis Junction.

So what's so special about Oriental Kopi? Founded in 2021, the coffee chain gained massive popularity in a short period of time and now operates 14 outlets across Malaysia. It attracts long queues for its signature polo buns stuffed with creamy butter slices and condensed milk, as well as freshly baked Portugese egg tarts made with French butter. It also serves a special blend of Hainaese coffee brewed with three types of beans – Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica.

The brand takes pride in its breakfast toasts as well, which are all cut to a precise thickness of 1.8 centimeters, and come in variations like crunchy peanut butter, egg mayo, curry double lava, and the standard margarine sugar toast. Meanwhile, there are also hearty Nanyang dishes like curry chicken rice and chicken hor fun, as well as Malaysian classics like nasi lemak and mee siam on the menu.

A full menu with prices has yet to be released, but guesses are that all the signature items will be made available in Singapore as well, and hopefully without too much of a price increase.
https://www.timeout.com/singapore/news/oriental-kopi-to-open-in-singapore-on-november-27-111524

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