Easties rejoice: Kenangan Coffee will be opening a new outlet in Tampines Mall soon.
Slated to welcome customers sometime in the middle of March this year, the store will be located on the first floor of the mall.
It will take over the Watches of Switzerland store.
On 30 Jan, Facebook page I Love Tampines shared the news about the upcoming outlet at Tampines Mall.
The image submitted by a follower featured a poster informing visitors about the coming launch.
Source: I Love Tampines on Facebook
I Love Tampines stated that the outlet will be located at #01-48, next to Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC).
Kenangan Coffee is a well-known Indonesian coffee chain that made its way to Singapore last year. In Indonesia, the chain is better known as ‘Kopi Kenangan’.
Notably, the chain uses high-quality Arabica beans in its beverages that are sourced from Java, Sumatra and other parts of Indonesia.
Amongst its well-loved menu items is the fan-favourite signature Kenangan latte, concocted using a premium palm sugar derived from the sap of the Arenga Pinnata Palm in Java.
With the launch of the new Tampines outlet, the East will soon be home to three branches. At present, the other two Kenangan Coffee outlets in the East are located at Jewel Changi Airport and Terminal 2. The brand also has outlets at Raffles City, Takashimaya Shopping Centre and VivoCity.
If you happen to be in the East in March and in need of coffee, here’s how you can find the store:
Kenangan Coffee Tampines Mall
Address: 4 Tampines Central 5, #01-48, Singapore 529510
Nearest MRT station: Tampines
MS News has reached out to Kenangan Coffee for comments.
Also read: Tampines Mall Has New Food Court Selling Thai Cuisine & Spanish Tapas, Pending Halal Certification
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Featured image adapted from I Love Tampines on Facebook and CapitaLand.
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