Chye Seng Huat Hardware
Cafe · Lavender ·
Gourmet coffee, eclectic eats, gadgets & gifts in a former hardware store.
Gourmet coffee, eclectic eats, gadgets & gifts in a former hardware store.
"One of the pioneering cafes in the neighbourhood, CSHH which means to ‘flourish again’, is a tribute to the hardware heritage of the site. Expect good food, good coffee and good ambience here. With the unique island bar, customers also get to enjoy a pleasant 360 degree view of the baristas brewing craft." - Shophouse & Co
"Chye Seng Huat Hardware (CSHH), Jalan Besar by Shophouse & Co. One of the pioneering cafes in the neighbourhood, CSHH which means to ‘flourish again’, is a tribute to the hardware heritage of the site. Expect good food, good coffee and good ambience here. With the unique island bar, customers also get to enjoy a pleasant 360 degree view of the baristas brewing craft."
"Built in a former hardware store, Chye Seng Huat is next to a church and a Buddhist monastery, and down the street from several Hindu temples. It’s probably just a coincidence but we like to think that the coffee at this Kallang cafe is part of the reason everyone gets along. You’ll see pancakes or the sticky fig pudding on most tables - and they should be on yours too - but their wagyu beef burger is highly underrated. Check out the coffee lab in the back, then sit in the courtyard and think up your best “a priest, a monk, and a pujari walk into a coffee shop” joke." - Anthony Eu
"Enter from the hidden entrance to find a capacious space that retains the industrial design of a past life as a hardware store. A glossy U-shaped bar in the middle of the room gives guests a 360-degree view of baristas working their craft, while up on the second floor, all manner of coffee gadgets will enthrall the java nerd. The staff know their coffee and are very happy to discuss their nuances with customers who delightfully sip to sounds of vinyl." - Annette Tan
"Enter from the hidden entrance to find a capacious space that retains the industrial design of a past life as a hardware store. A glossy U-shaped bar in the middle of the room gives guests a 360-degree view of baristas working their craft, while up on the second floor, all manner of coffee gadgets will enthrall the java nerd. The staff know their coffee and are very happy to discuss their nuances with customers who delightfully sip to sounds of vinyl." - Annette Tan