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Change Alley Is A New Mall In The CBD With Coffee Bars, Top Bubble Tea & Famous Ramen

Change Alley Mall


If there’s one thing we always look forward to during a regular workday, it’s our lunch breaks to re-energize and HTHT with our work pals. Well, good news for those working in the CBD because there’s now a new lunch spot to wind down mid-day. 

At Change Alley Mall, you’ll have a host of F&B outlets to get your much-needed espresso shots and go for food coma-inducing lunches with your kakis. From customisable salad bowls to award-winning ramen, there are also a slew of bubble tea joints here to grab your mandatory BBT fixes.


Coffee joints for your daily pick-me-up


For those who rely on caffeine like life support to fuel long work days, you’ll be thrilled that Change Alley Mall has no shortage of places you can get your daily cup of joe.

Get the Hand Brew ($5.50)

One of them is Tanamera Coffee that has artisanal Indonesian coffee – their first branch in Singapore. Have a go at their signature Hand Brew ($5.50) for a solid dose of caffeine, or the Cold White ($6.50) that comes in a chic glass bottle to conveniently dabao back to the office. 


Tanamera Coffee also has Indonesian grub like Nasi Goreng Tanamera ($14.80)

Over at 6oz Espresso Bar, they’ve nailed classics like the Americano ($5.50) and Flat White ($5.90). Those craving for a hint of sweetness can get their hands on specialities like the Caramel Latte ($6.80).


Image credit: Kopi ONG

On days when you’re running late for work but still want to get your morning perk-me-up, you can order ahead and beat the queue with Kopi ONG’s Kopi Ong Foodster” via Facebook Messenger. They have affordable Kopi Peng ($2.80) and Hot Teh ($2.20) to-go.


Restaurants and shops for hearty lunches


Known for their premium beef bowls, Waa Cow! has been giving Japanese food lovers a run for their money. With their new outlet, office peeps can hop over and indulge in their Mentaiko Salmon Bowl ($19.90) topped with a generous slab of salmon, or Yuzu Foie Gras Wagyu Beef Bowl ($26.90) on days you want to treat yourself.

If you’re game for drinks with the work fam after hours, be sure to head down before 8PM for their happy hour Asahi pints ($8.80, U.P. $10.90). Pair them with sides like Hokkaido Oysters Yuzu Vinaigrette ($6/piece) or Soy Glazed Wings ($10.90).


Chomp on the Kotteri Tonkotsu Ramen ($18.90).

Ramen-lovers are in luck as Change Alley also has the award-winning Kanada-Ya which has solid ramen options. Get your hands on the Kotteri Tonkotsu Ramen ($18.90) that’s drenched in their 18-hour signature pork bone broth and topped with belly chashu or the rich Truffle Ramen Special ($26.90) to help you power through the day.

Those gunning to fulfil their clean-eating new year’s resolutions for 2021 can snack on grains and goodies at The Source Bulk Foods. CBD folks can stock up their personal pantries with a ton of healthy snacks such as Organic Banana Chips ($1.90/100g) to Sweet Chilli and Lime Soya Crisps ($3/100g).


BBT outlets for your sugar cravings


As an absolute BBT fan, saying no to a cup of milk tea with pearls is practically impossible. And at Change Alley Mall, you definitely won’t be lacking in boba tea options for your obligatory mid-day treat. 

Folks with brown sugar cravings can head straight for R&B Tea for their raved-about Brown Sugar Boba Milk ($3.80). Else, try their signature Devil’s Booster ($4.20) blended with orange, pineapple and peach for more citrusy flavours.


Image credit: Eatbook

Fans of the OG Taiwanese BBT will also be glad to know that Milksha has set up a shop here. If you’re down for matcha, the Azuki Matcha Milk ($5.60) might be right up your alley for a velvety consistency, topped with their highly rated Honey Pearls ($1).

The Dong Ding Oolong Fresh Milk Tea ($4.70) and Yi Fang Tea ($5.50) won’t disappoint
Image credits: @chiachasanchen.sg and YiFang Taiwan Fruit Tea SG

But if you’re looking for a good ol’ cup of milk tea, CHICHA San Chen has their top pick, Dong Ding Oolong Fresh Milk Tea ($4.70). Alternatively, you can get the Green Tea with Mousse ($4.70) for a creamy finish on every sip.

For an equally enjoyable yet healthier BBT alternative, check out Yi Fang’s array of fruit tea options. You won’t go wrong with their signature Yi Fang Tea ($5.50) mixed with pineapple, passion fruit, apple, orange and Jade tea, or the aromatic Multi-Floral Honey Mountain Tea ($4.30).


New Change Alley Mall in the CBD


You’ll find yourself pretty spoiled for choice at the new Change Alley Mall when it comes to coffee and BBT joints, as well as places to eat. 

While you’re here, take in some mid-day retail therapy at one of the many retail outlets at Level 2 too. Fashion-forward folks can head to OnTheList for branded goods, or CREAMSTUDIOS and Mint & Ooak for office-appropriate outfits. There are also beauty shops like Nail Bliss for manicures, and TFX gym for your daily workout sesh. 

A new mall that’s just sprung up in the heart of the CBD right at Raffles MRT Station, Change Alley Mall can be your new go-to spot for lunch for food and shopping. 

Find out more about Change Alley Mall here


Address:
Change Alley Mall, 30 Raffles Place, Singapore 048622


This post was brought to you by Change Alley Mall.
Photography by Pepita Hope Wauran.
Cover image adapted from: @chiachasanchen.sg & Eatbook

Deborah Gan

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