[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Coexist Coffee (Lifelong Learning Institute) (Updated May)

#mysgmemories Wah if you love coffee like me, then this place must definitely visit lah. It is a hidden cafe within an academic institute at Lifelong learning Institute, which you will least expect to find a nice cafe there hor. But you will be in for a surprise because this cafe is really very nice leh. Their coffee is good and it has a nice dark industrial interior design, makes you feel like you're in an overseas cafe. I tried their matcha latte, which was milky with a subtle matcha taste and their cuppacino was robust and wasn't too acidic. Paired their drinks with some pastries and wah it is my ideal tea break. So shiok and yummy! Head there now as they're having some tea time specials. You can also see a huge coffee bean grinder within their cafe, which is pretty cool. It does get crowded during peak period so make a table reservation beforehand. It's a great place to chill and catch up. Ordering of food and drinks is through an app so it's pretty convenient. This is one of the best cafes in Singapore with an interesting concept so do go try ok!

If you know about Coexist Coffee, you should be familiar with their colour-themed outlets. Their third outpost is opening soon, and it’ll be a mono concept and the biggest one so far The café is designed to mimic a ‘walk in the park in old London’, with actual volcanic rocks on the ground to mimic asphalt pavements and street lamps with directional signs. 🌳 It’s been a while since we’ve seen a café this huge - 3,500 sqft. with a mezzanine and communal steps for seating. Quite a fair bit of their items are spicy, so do ask before ordering. ☺️ The 𝗘𝗯𝗶𝗸𝗼 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘂𝗶𝗻𝗲 is one of our favourites! It’s topped generously with roe, nicely seasoned, and the grilled prawns have a nice char; definitely a bang for your buck! 🦐 The 𝗖𝗮𝘂𝗹𝗶𝗳𝗹𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿 𝘄 𝗕𝗮𝘁𝘁𝘂𝘁𝗼 𝗗𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 is garlicky and tangy, great for even those who dislike veggies. 🥦 #singaporetrip#food

#singapore Such a great coffee shop. I love how they have execute fusions of Asian and other foods like the Asian, Middle Eastern chili crab shakshuka plate that I ordered. I ordered a hojicha latte, chili crab shakshuka, and a pastry. Each was very good. How it works is you arrive to your table, scan the QR code to order and they bring your food. There is water at the table to help yourself already and a button to press if you need something. The entrance can be a bit tricky to access cause they close parts, but you'll find it. Highly recommend for a nice cafe and work space.

I found another work-coffee spot for you! Coexist is a 2-story cafe and this can be your next work-coffee spot or if you need a quick coffee run like me! Coexist is located conveniently at Paya Lebar MRT, hidden in the lifelong learning institute building! I love doing work here too because its quiet, has charging plugs and serves quality coffee! If you need brunch or bites to munch on, their food is really fantastic for a cafe! #coexistcoffeeco #Coffee

Saw this cafe appeared in some social media platform like 1 year ago. Finally got the chance to dine in. Stepping in the cafe without any friendly approach.. we'll maybe the staff are tired as already mid day afternoon😅. Ordered their coffee small cup with nice lassi art. Ordered a Main Laksa Fish & Chips. The plating looks nice however I think the chef forget to marinate the fish as the halibut is tasteless. 😅😅. Would be great it is sprinkle with some pink salt before deep frying. But the Laksa sauce is not bad thou. Cost SGD26++😅😅. Table should do a quality check as it is already shaky😅😅. Overall will only visit them once is enough😅😅#cafe #review #Notrecommended