Café

At BO-LOGNE the Japanese show their take on Danish bread. Known for some time in Japan as the magical bread, having 81 whole layers after folding, it is made with great care and unique skill by the Kyoto-based brand.

Walls covered with an array of magazines and free WiFi access, the Brunch Club serves a perfect refuge for a day.

Café Graham serves home-style European bistro-fare in a relaxed environment. The various posters and pictures on the walls gives the café a homey feel, in addition to the friendly staff and simple but tasty food.

Signature Café O fare includes the stylish eatery's metre-long pizzas, all-day breakfast, fantastic smoothies smoothies and freshly squeezed juices. The Arbuthnot Road outlet is the ideal place for a casual lunch or quick bite.

Situated on Hollywood Road, EDIT operates an interesting concept; part frozen yogurt shop, part chic boutique (and they've also recently introduced a cheeky alcoholic topping for their froyo).

Forest Bird isn’t just a cafe or just a boutique store, it’s both! You can enjoy a cup of Javanese coffee whilst shopping for either clothes or jewellery, specifically designed by the likes of Bruno Pieters and Rue de Mail.

Habibi Café is the choice for those with limited time but who don’t, however, want to eat quick meal.

A charming little cafe, nestled along Tai Ping Shan Street, that makes delicious homemade treats.