Tiffany & Co. Blue Box Cafe ION Orchard
“Well, when I get [anxious] the only thing that does any good is to jump in a cab and go to Tiffany’s,” to borrow a line from the one and only Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Very soon, not only can you head to the newly renovated Tiffany & Co. at ION Orchard for retail therapy, but you can also treat yo’self to some tasty nosh while you’re there.
We were treated to a preview of the Blue Box Cafe ahead of its opening on 15th July 2026 – here’s what you can look forward to:
When is Tiffany & Co. Blue Box Cafe Singapore opening?
If you’ve been a regular hanger-outer at ION Orchard, you’ll know that the OG 2-storey boutique closed last September for a revamp, moving into temporary digs in the atrium.
The renovated store reopened to the public on 24th June 2026, with Garden In Bloom, an exclusive archival exhibition, taking place from 2nd to 12th July 2026.
With regards to Blue Box Cafe, the opening date is set for 15th July 2026, and reservations are now open on the Blue Box Cafe website.
What can I expect at Tiffany & Co. Blue Box Cafe?
Emulates the iconic Manhattan store
Where the previous iteration of the boutique saw just 2 floors, they’ve now added an extra level, with the top floor of this new triplex housing the Blue Box Cafe. This makeover comes after their iconic Fifth Avenue store in New York underwent a 4-year-long revamp – the brand’s biggest and most major rebranding since 1940. And our ION store was designed to emulate that very outlet.
After your posh nosh at the Blue Box Cafe, be sure to make your way down the spiral staircase to the boutique below. Or you could do this in reverse, if you wished.
First in Southeast Asia
But returning to the topic of the cafe, it’s the first Blue Box Cafe in Southeast Asia, after those in Hong Kong and Tokyo.
There is also a Blue Box Cafe at Harrods in London, but this would only be the 5th permanent cafe globally, with just over 20 seats, making for a cosy, intimate space.
Menu by 3-Michelin-starred Odette chef
Image credit: Blue Box Cafe
Regardless of which Blue Box Cafe you visit, you can be sure that the menu has been created in collaboration with a chef who’s got Michelin-starred pedigree. In Singapore, you’ll find the man of the hour being Julien Royer, chef-owner of 3-Michelin-starred Odette.
The menu is split into 3 sections: Breakfast at Tiffany’s, served from 10am to 11.30am daily, All Day Dining, which you can enjoy from 11.30am to 9pm, and Tea at Tiffany’s, only available from 2.30pm to 5.30pm.
The 3-tiered Tea at Tiffany’s Set is priced at $98++/person, with a free flow of coffee, tea, or soft drinks such as juice. Everything, as you can tell, is served on exquisite Tiff & Co dishware – we’ve checked, and you can only cop your own set at their NYC store.
The teas, from a.muse tea, include a Blue Box Cafe Original Blend ($12++) of rose, lavender and vanilla, with a black tea base.
Otherwise, consider one of their coffees (from $8++)– some of which come printed with the Blue Box Cafe logo on top. The beans, in case you were wondering, are roasted by PPP Coffee.
On the savoury front, there’s a selection of luxe finger nibbles, including an Aged Comte Gougere and Potato Mille-feuille topped with Ostrecia CAviar and Creme Fraiche.
The Citron Glace is a refreshing palate cleanser of lemon sorbet, served in a halved lemon.
The Lavender Madeleine is extra floral and best enjoyed with the accompanying vanilla bean-speckled whipped cream.
On the patisserie front, we’d recommend enjoying the Calamansi Tartelette with Confit Calamansi in between its sweeter peers.
Image adapted from: Blue Box Cafe
We weren’t able to try the rest of the menu, but on the All Day menu, you’ll find the Tiffany Burger ($34++), as well as Confit Yellow Chicken ($48++), AKA a chicken rice-inspired creation, made with Niigata rice, grilled maitake, and Albufera sauce – a white French sauce.
Image credit: Blue Box Cafe
Otherwise, the Breakfast at Tiffany’s Set is priced at $78++/person, and comes with freshly baked baguette, fruit, granola with organic yoghurt, Japanese egg with caviar, cured trout with creme fraiche, and your choice of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate.
Set amidst Tiffany Blue
In case you’re unfamiliar with the brand, they’ve got a signature Tiffany Blue, AKA 1837 Blue on the Pantone chart. You won’t be able to escape that colour at the Blue Box Cafe, so named for that iconic Blue Box, which you’ll find hanging from the mirrored ceiling.
Peep the upholstery with the custom emblem too. You have to take a second look at the floor, inlaid with circles of unpolished onyx in cheery pops of colour.
If you score the first table right by the window, you’ll even find yourself watched over by none other than Audrey Hepburn herself, for a true blue Breakfast at Tiffany’s experience.
Tiff & Co.’s Blue Box Cafe Singapore is opening in Orchard
Your wallet might not be able to stomach a bauble-filled Tiffany Blue Box every time you’re upset, but perhaps a meal at the Blue Box Cafe would make a satisfactory substitute? We’ll update this article with more information when we have it, so stay tuned.
Address: 2 Orchard Turn, #03-11/12, ION Orchard, Singapore 238801
Opening hours: 10am-10pm, Daily
Contact: 1800 843 3269 | Tiffany & Co website
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Cover image adapted from: Tiffany & Co.