% Arabica Menu Singapore Prices 2026
% Arabica Singapore operates 6 outlets islandwide as of October 2026, led by the Arab Street flagship that opened on 28 June 2019 as the brand’s first Southeast Asian store. % Arabica is a Kyoto-based specialty coffee brand founded in 2014 by Kenneth Shoji, with the first-ever outlet opening in Hong Kong in 2013 and the Kyoto Higashiyama original following in 2014.
% Arabica Singapore is not MUIS halal certified, so Muslim diners should treat it as non-halal. At % Arabica Singapore, a Caffe Latte costs S$7.00 (Short) to S$8.00 (Tall), the signature Spanish Latte costs S$7.80 (Short) to S$9.00 (Tall), the Matcha Latte costs S$8.60 (Short) to S$9.60 (Tall), an Iced Americano costs S$7.00, and the Beef Katsu Sando (Chip Bee Gardens only) costs S$32.00. % Arabica Singapore is best known for its minimalist white design, in-house roasted beans, Spanish Latte with condensed milk, Caffe Latte with the signature % logo latte art, and Kyoto Latte.
% Arabica Singapore Menu Prices 2026
% Arabica Singapore’s menu covers espresso-based drinks, signature Caffe Latte and Spanish Latte, hand-drip single-origin pour-overs, Matcha Latte, retail coffee beans and limited pastries. The Chip Bee Gardens outlet uniquely offers a full brunch food menu.
Signature Espresso Drinks
% Arabica Singapore uses its proprietary house blend sourced across Latin America, Africa and Europe, roasted in-house at every outlet.
| Drink | Short | Tall | Iced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Espresso | S$4.80 | – | – |
| Doppio (Double Espresso) | S$5.80 | – | – |
| Macchiato | S$5.80 | – | – |
| Caffe Latte | S$7.00 | S$8.00 | S$8.00 |
| Cappuccino | S$7.00 | S$8.00 | – |
| Flat White | S$7.00 | S$8.00 | S$8.00 |
| Mocha | S$8.00 | S$9.00 | S$9.00 |
| Cortado | S$6.50 | – | – |
Signature Kyoto Latte and Spanish Latte
The Spanish Latte (espresso with condensed milk and whole milk) and Kyoto Latte are % Arabica Singapore’s hero sweet lattes, often the cafe’s top sellers.
| Drink | Short | Tall | Iced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spanish Latte | S$7.80 | S$9.00 | S$9.00 |
| Kyoto Latte | S$8.00 | S$9.00 | S$9.00 |
| Caramel Latte | S$8.00 | S$9.00 | S$9.00 |
| Vanilla Latte | S$8.00 | S$9.00 | S$9.00 |
| Honey Latte | S$8.00 | S$9.00 | S$9.00 |
Americano and Black Coffee
| Drink | Short | Tall | Iced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Americano (Blend) | S$5.80 | S$6.80 | S$6.80 |
| Americano (Single Origin) | S$6.50 | S$7.50 | S$7.00 |
| Long Black | S$5.80 | S$6.80 | – |
| Cold Brew | – | – | S$8.50 |
Hand Drip and Single-Origin Pour-Overs
% Arabica Singapore’s hand-drip pour-overs rotate single-origin beans from the brand’s own farms and partners across Ethiopia, Colombia, Guatemala and Panama.
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Hand Drip Single Origin (Ethiopia) | S$9.00 |
| Hand Drip Single Origin (Colombia) | S$9.00 |
| Hand Drip Single Origin (Guatemala) | S$9.00 |
| Hand Drip Panama Geisha (Premium) | S$18.00 |
| V60 Pour-Over | S$9.00 |
Matcha and Non-Coffee Drinks
% Arabica Singapore’s Matcha Latte uses Uji matcha from Kyoto, a nod to the brand’s Japanese heritage.
| Drink | Short | Tall | Iced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matcha Latte | S$8.60 | S$9.60 | S$9.60 |
| Strawberry Matcha Latte | S$9.80 | S$10.80 | S$10.80 |
| Hojicha Latte | S$8.60 | S$9.60 | S$9.60 |
| Chai Latte | S$7.80 | S$8.80 | S$8.80 |
| Iced Lemonade | – | – | S$7.50 |
Hot Chocolate, Pastries and Food (Chip Bee Gardens Exclusive)
Pastries at Jewel Changi, 313@Somerset and other outlets are sourced from The French American Bakery. The Chip Bee Gardens outlet is the only % Arabica globally with a full food menu.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Hot Chocolate | S$7.50 |
| Iced Chocolate | S$8.50 |
| Croissant (French American Bakery) | S$5.80 |
| Pain au Chocolat | S$6.20 |
| Almond Croissant | S$6.80 |
| Sweet Pea Salad (Chip Bee Gardens) | S$16.00 |
| Homemade Yoghurt with Fresh Berries | S$18.00 |
| Grain Porridge Maison | S$20.00 |
| Croque Madame | S$22.00 |
| Fedelini with Shiso Pasta | S$24.00 |
| Beef Katsu Sando | S$32.00 |
Coffee Beans Retail
Every % Arabica Singapore outlet operates an in-house roastery and sells its freshly roasted beans by the bag.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| House Blend Beans (200g) | S$28.00 |
| House Blend Beans (500g) | S$58.00 |
| Single Origin Beans (200g) | S$32.00 |
| Single Origin Beans (500g) | S$68.00 |
| Panama Geisha Beans (100g) | S$68.00 |
| Decaf Beans (200g) | S$32.00 |
| Drip Bag (10 pcs) | S$22.00 |
Merchandise and Tumblers
% Arabica Singapore stocks its Japan-made merchandise and lifestyle items at every outlet.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Logo Mug (Ceramic) | S$28.00 |
| Stainless Steel Tumbler | S$48.00 |
| Reusable Cup | S$32.00 |
| Tote Bag | S$38.00 |
| Cap | S$48.00 |
| T-Shirt | S$58.00 |
| Logo Pin | S$15.00 |
Milk and Customisation
% Arabica Singapore drinks default to whole milk on standard lattes. Milk alternatives include oat milk, soy milk and almond milk at around S$1.00 upgrade. Sugar levels are not customised in detail (the Spanish Latte and Kyoto Latte are sweet by design via condensed milk and syrups). Hot drinks can be ordered iced; the hand-drip pour-over is served hot only. Decaf shots are available on request.
Deals and Promotions
% Arabica Singapore does not run regular discount promotions given its premium positioning. The brand occasionally runs bring-your-own-tumbler rewards (around S$0.50 to S$1 off) and anniversary bean promotions on 28 June (Arab Street outlet anniversary). GrabFood and foodpanda first-order deals give S$5 to S$10 off. Seasonal single-origin bean drops (Panama Geisha, Ethiopian Yirgacheffe) are released through Instagram @arabica.sg.
Happy Hour at % Arabica Singapore
% Arabica Singapore does not operate a happy hour in any form. The brand’s pricing is premium and consistent across all day parts. The closest substitute is the bring-your-own-tumbler small discount and GrabFood or foodpanda first-order promo codes.
% Arabica App and Loyalty
% Arabica Singapore does not operate a loyalty app in Singapore. The parent brand does not run a global rewards programme either. Discounts and perks come through third-party delivery apps (GrabFood, foodpanda, Deliveroo) and in-store bean purchase stamps at some outlets. Gift cards are not standardised across outlets; check with the specific location.
Delivery Options
% Arabica Singapore delivers via GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo at 313@Somerset, Chip Bee Gardens and Jewel Changi outlets. Delivery hours track outlet hours (typically 8am to 9pm). Minimum orders start around S$15 to S$20 depending on platform, with delivery fees S$3 to S$6. Hot espresso drinks travel moderately well; iced lattes are best within 10 to 15 minutes. The Marina Bay Sands and CapitaSpring outlets are takeaway-only and do not offer delivery.
Payment Methods
All % Arabica Singapore outlets accept cash, NETS, PayNow, Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, GrabPay, FavePay and ShopeePay. Contactless and QR payments are standard. The Marina Bay Sands and Jewel Changi outlets also accept international cards (Alipay, WeChat Pay, UnionPay) for tourist payments.
% Arabica Outlets in Singapore
% Arabica Singapore operates 6 outlets islandwide as of October 2026.
| Outlet | Address | Format |
|---|---|---|
| % Arabica Arab Street (First outlet, 28 Jun 2019) | 56 Arab Street, Singapore 199753 | Dine-in |
| % Arabica Chip Bee Gardens (Holland Village) | Chip Bee Gardens, near Holland Village MRT | Dine-in (full food menu) |
| % Arabica 313@Somerset | 313 Orchard Road, 313@Somerset | Dine-in |
| % Arabica Jewel Changi Airport (Sep 2020) | 78 Airport Boulevard, #01-K208, Jewel Changi Airport | Dine-in / Takeaway |
| % Arabica CapitaSpring | 88 Market Street, CapitaSpring | Takeaway kiosk |
| % Arabica Marina Bay Sands (Jan 2023) | 2 Bayfront Avenue, #01-75/76, The Shoppes at MBS | Takeaway only |
% Arabica Singapore outlets run from around 8am to 9pm (Arab Street), 11am to 9pm (Jewel Changi), with MBS and CapitaSpring following their respective mall and building hours. There are no 24-hour % Arabica outlets in Singapore.
Ordering Options and Catering
% Arabica Singapore accepts orders at the counter at every outlet. Mobile pre-ordering is not available via a dedicated % Arabica app, but delivery platforms serve as pre-order channels at full-service outlets. Catering can be arranged for private events and corporate orders through direct outlet enquiry: minimum order from around S$300 upward, with specialty bean sampling, barista on-site services and bulk pour-over available. The Chip Bee Gardens flagship accepts private event bookings.
Is % Arabica Halal in Singapore?
No. % Arabica Singapore is not MUIS halal certified at any of its 6 outlets as of October 2026. The brand’s drinks are coffee and tea based and typically do not contain alcohol or pork, but the Chip Bee Gardens food menu includes Beef Katsu Sando, Croque Madame and other items made without halal certification. Muslim diners should treat % Arabica Singapore as non-halal and verify with the outlet staff if ordering only drinks.
Ingredients and Coffee Sourcing
% Arabica Singapore uses 100% premium Arabica beans sourced through founder Kenneth Shoji’s Hawaiian coffee farm partnerships and farms in Ethiopia, Colombia, Guatemala and Panama. Beans are roasted in-house at every outlet on signature white Slayer or Probat roasters, with freshness turnover typically within 1 to 2 weeks. The brand uses a custom house blend combining Latin American, African and European-origin beans for balance. Milk is Singapore-sourced; oat milk, soy milk and almond milk alternatives are stocked. Pastries at non-food outlets come from The French American Bakery.
Calories at % Arabica
Approximate calorie counts for % Arabica Singapore’s most popular drinks and food items. Values are per serving at default size and milk.
| Item | Approx. Calories |
|---|---|
| Espresso | ~5 kcal |
| Americano (no milk) | ~5 kcal |
| Caffe Latte (Short, whole milk) | ~110 kcal |
| Caffe Latte (Tall, whole milk) | ~160 kcal |
| Spanish Latte (Tall) | ~280 kcal |
| Kyoto Latte (Tall) | ~260 kcal |
| Matcha Latte (Tall) | ~190 kcal |
| Iced Matcha Latte (Tall) | ~210 kcal |
| Hot Chocolate | ~340 kcal |
| Beef Katsu Sando | ~720 kcal |
| Croque Madame | ~620 kcal |
| Grain Porridge Maison | ~420 kcal |
Allergens, Gluten and Dairy
Common % Arabica Singapore allergens include dairy (whole milk in lattes, cheese in Croque Madame), wheat (croissants, pastries, Shiso Pasta, Beef Katsu Sando bread), eggs (Croque Madame, Beef Katsu Sando, pastries), soy (soy milk, sauces), tree nuts (almond croissants, almond milk) and gluten (bread-based food items). Black coffee, Americano and espresso are naturally gluten-free; the food menu at Chip Bee Gardens contains wheat throughout. Oat milk and soy milk upgrades support lactose-intolerant customers.
Vegetarian and Vegan Options at % Arabica
% Arabica Singapore’s drinks menu is largely vegetarian-friendly: all lattes, Matcha Latte, Hojicha Latte, Chai Latte, Hot Chocolate and black coffee are vegetarian. Vegan options include Espresso, Americano, Long Black, Cold Brew and any latte with oat milk or soy milk upgrade (S$1 extra). Hand-drip pour-overs are naturally vegan when served black. The Chip Bee Gardens food menu includes Sweet Pea Salad and Grain Porridge Maison (confirm ingredients with staff) as vegetarian options; Fedelini with Shiso Pasta is vegetarian. Beef Katsu Sando and Croque Madame are not.
% Arabica Singapore FAQ
Quick answers to the most searched questions about % Arabica Singapore, pulled from Google autocomplete and People Also Ask.
Is % Arabica in Singapore? Yes. % Arabica Singapore operates 6 outlets islandwide as of October 2026, with the first outlet at 56 Arab Street opened on 28 June 2019.
When did % Arabica open in Singapore? % Arabica opened its first Singapore outlet at 56 Arab Street on 28 June 2019 after months of delay from an original April 2019 target.
Who founded % Arabica? % Arabica was founded by Kenneth Shoji, a Japanese coffee farm owner, with the first store opening in Hong Kong in 2013 and the Kyoto Higashiyama original in 2014.
Where is % Arabica from? % Arabica is a Kyoto-based specialty coffee brand from Japan, with over 200 outlets worldwide across Asia, Europe, the Middle East and North America.
How many % Arabica outlets are in Singapore? % Arabica operates 6 outlets in Singapore as of October 2026: Arab Street, Chip Bee Gardens (Holland Village), 313@Somerset, Jewel Changi Airport, CapitaSpring and Marina Bay Sands.
How many % Arabica outlets are there worldwide? Over 200 outlets globally across more than 20 countries including Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, UAE, China, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, UK, France, Germany, USA, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
Is % Arabica halal in Singapore? No. % Arabica Singapore is not MUIS halal certified at any of its 6 outlets. Muslim diners should treat it as non-halal.
What is the signature drink at % Arabica? % Arabica Singapore’s signature drinks are the Caffe Latte with the signature % logo latte art, the Spanish Latte (espresso with condensed milk and whole milk) and the Kyoto Latte.
How much is a % Arabica Caffe Latte in Singapore? A Caffe Latte at % Arabica Singapore costs S$7.00 (Short), S$8.00 (Tall), and S$8.00 (Iced).
How much is a % Arabica Spanish Latte in Singapore? A Spanish Latte at % Arabica Singapore costs S$7.80 (Short) and S$9.00 (Tall or Iced).
How much is a Kyoto Latte at % Arabica? A Kyoto Latte at % Arabica Singapore costs S$8.00 (Short) and S$9.00 (Tall or Iced).
How much is a % Arabica Matcha Latte? A Matcha Latte at % Arabica Singapore costs S$8.60 (Short) and S$9.60 (Tall or Iced). Strawberry Matcha Latte is around S$9.80 (Short).
How much is a % Arabica Americano? An Americano at % Arabica Singapore costs S$5.80 (Short Blend) to S$7.00 (Iced Single Origin).
What is the cheapest drink at % Arabica Singapore? An Espresso at S$4.80 or an Americano Short at S$5.80 is the cheapest cup at % Arabica Singapore.
Is % Arabica expensive? Yes. % Arabica Singapore sits at the premium specialty coffee tier, with a Caffe Latte starting at S$7.00 and signature lattes from S$7.80. Prices are significantly higher than Starbucks or Toast Box.
Where is the first % Arabica in Singapore? The first % Arabica Singapore outlet is at 56 Arab Street, which opened on 28 June 2019 and remains an active dine-in cafe.
Is there a % Arabica at Marina Bay Sands? Yes. % Arabica Marina Bay Sands is at #01-75/76, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Avenue. It opened in late January 2023 as a takeaway-only outlet.
Is there a % Arabica at Jewel Changi? Yes. % Arabica Jewel Changi Airport is at #01-K208, 78 Airport Boulevard. It opened in September 2020 as the brand’s 66th outlet worldwide.
Is there a % Arabica at Orchard? Yes. % Arabica 313@Somerset is at 313 Orchard Road, directly opposite Somerset MRT station.
Is there a % Arabica at Holland Village? Yes. % Arabica Chip Bee Gardens is near Holland Village MRT and is the only % Arabica outlet in the world with a full food menu.
Is there a % Arabica at CBD? Yes. % Arabica CapitaSpring is a takeaway kiosk at 88 Market Street in the CBD.
Which % Arabica Singapore outlet has food? The Chip Bee Gardens outlet near Holland Village is the only % Arabica outlet in the world with a full brunch and food menu, curated by Chen Lanshu, former head chef of a Michelin-starred restaurant in Taichung.
What food does % Arabica Chip Bee Gardens serve? The Chip Bee Gardens food menu includes Sweet Pea Salad (S$16), Homemade Yoghurt with Fresh Berries (S$18), Grain Porridge Maison (S$20), Croque Madame (S$22), Fedelini with Shiso Pasta (S$24) and Beef Katsu Sando (S$32).
Does % Arabica deliver in Singapore? Yes. % Arabica Singapore delivers via GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo at the 313@Somerset, Chip Bee Gardens and Jewel Changi outlets. The MBS and CapitaSpring takeaway kiosks do not offer delivery.
What is the minimum delivery order? Around S$15 to S$20 depending on platform.
Does % Arabica have an app? No. % Arabica Singapore does not operate a dedicated loyalty or ordering app. Orders go through counter walk-in or delivery platforms.
Does % Arabica have loyalty rewards? No formal loyalty programme in Singapore. Bring-your-own-tumbler offers a small discount of S$0.50 to S$1 at some outlets.
Does % Arabica accept cash? Yes. Cash, NETS, PayNow, major cards, GrabPay, FavePay and ShopeePay are all accepted.
Does % Arabica sell coffee beans? Yes. Every % Arabica Singapore outlet operates an in-house roastery and sells fresh house blend and single-origin beans at S$28 (200g) to S$68 (500g). Panama Geisha premium beans are around S$68 for 100g.
Does % Arabica sell merchandise? Yes. Japan-made merchandise including stainless steel tumblers (S$48), ceramic logo mugs (S$28), tote bags (S$38) and T-shirts (S$58) are stocked at every outlet.
What time does % Arabica open? Most % Arabica Singapore outlets open at 8am (Arab Street) or 11am (Jewel Changi), closing at 9pm. MBS and CapitaSpring follow their building hours.
Is % Arabica open 24 hours? No. There are no 24-hour % Arabica outlets in Singapore.
Is % Arabica vegetarian? All % Arabica Singapore drinks are vegetarian-friendly. Food items at Chip Bee Gardens include vegetarian options (Sweet Pea Salad, Grain Porridge, Shiso Pasta).
Is % Arabica vegan? Espresso, Americano, Long Black, Cold Brew and any latte with oat milk or soy milk upgrade (S$1 extra) are vegan-friendly at % Arabica Singapore.
Does % Arabica have oat milk? Yes. Oat milk upgrade is available on all lattes for around S$1.00 extra.
Does % Arabica have soy milk? Yes. Soy milk and almond milk are also available as dairy alternatives.
Is % Arabica gluten-free? All black coffee, espresso and milk-based lattes are naturally gluten-free. Pastries and the Chip Bee Gardens food menu contain wheat and are not gluten-free.
How many calories in a % Arabica Caffe Latte? Around 110 kcal (Short) or 160 kcal (Tall) with whole milk.
How many calories in a Spanish Latte? Around 280 kcal for a Tall Spanish Latte at % Arabica Singapore, due to the condensed milk.
What does the % symbol mean in % Arabica? The % symbol in % Arabica represents the ratio of specialty-grade Arabica beans in the brand’s coffee: 100% premium Arabica. The brand’s visual identity centres on the simple white and black % logo.
How do you pronounce % Arabica? % Arabica is pronounced simply as “Arabica” (ah-RAB-ih-cah), with the % symbol serving as a logo rather than being spoken.
Does % Arabica roast its own beans? Yes. Every % Arabica Singapore outlet operates an in-house roastery, with signature white Slayer or Probat roasters visible in-store. Beans are roasted fresh with a 1 to 2 week turnover.
Where does % Arabica source its beans? % Arabica sources beans from founder Kenneth Shoji’s Hawaiian coffee farm partnerships and premium farms in Ethiopia, Colombia, Guatemala and Panama.
What’s the difference between the Short and Tall sizes at % Arabica? Short is around 240ml and Tall is around 350ml at % Arabica Singapore, with a price difference of S$1 to S$1.20 depending on the drink.
How does % Arabica compare to Starbucks? % Arabica Singapore is premium specialty coffee at S$7 to S$9 per Caffe Latte, versus Starbucks at around S$6 to S$7. % Arabica roasts in-house with single-origin focus; Starbucks offers a wider food menu, loyalty rewards and 100+ outlets.
How does % Arabica compare to Bacha Coffee? Both are premium Singapore cafes but very different: Bacha Coffee is Moroccan-French luxury heritage with gold-rim pots and 100+ coffee blends. % Arabica is Japanese minimalist with in-house single-origin roasting and a tighter signature drinks list.
How does % Arabica compare to Common Man Coffee Roasters? Both are specialty coffee brands. % Arabica Singapore has a Japanese minimalist aesthetic and lower-sugar Caffe Latte focus; Common Man Coffee Roasters leans Australian cafe culture with a broader food menu at its full outlets.
How does % Arabica compare to Flash Coffee? % Arabica Singapore is premium at S$7 to S$9 per latte with specialty single-origin beans. Flash Coffee is budget-tier at S$3 to S$5 per latte focused on mobile app ordering.
Is % Arabica Instagrammable? Yes. % Arabica Singapore’s minimalist white-and-wood aesthetic, signature % logo latte art and clean product photography styling make it one of Singapore’s most Instagrammed coffee cafes.
Can I bring my own cup to % Arabica? Yes. Bring-your-own-tumbler is accepted at all % Arabica Singapore outlets with a small discount of S$0.50 to S$1 at some outlets.
Can I order % Arabica beans online in Singapore? % Arabica Singapore sells beans at outlet counters. Online bean ordering through GrabFood and Deliveroo is available at full-service outlets; direct online shipping may be limited.
Is % Arabica good for working from a cafe? Seating at % Arabica Singapore is limited, with the Arab Street and Chip Bee Gardens outlets offering most seating. The MBS, CapitaSpring and Jewel outlets are takeaway or standing-focused. Wi-Fi is not advertised across outlets.
Does % Arabica have decaf? Yes. Decaf shots are available on request at % Arabica Singapore and decaf beans (200g) are sold at around S$32.
Where can I follow % Arabica Singapore updates? Follow @arabica.sg on Instagram for new outlets, limited single-origin bean drops and seasonal menu launches.
