Flash Coffee Menu Singapore Prices 2026
Flash Coffee closed all its Singapore outlets on 13 October 2023 and no longer operates in Singapore. Flash Coffee’s Singapore entity filed for a creditors’ voluntary winding-up on 11 October 2023 under founders David Brunier (CEO) and Sebastian Hannecker (Director), with the business reportedly owing over S$14 million to more than 150 creditors.
Flash Coffee first launched in Jakarta in January 2020 before moving its headquarters to Singapore, peaked at nearly 30 Singapore outlets in 2021, and closed its final 11 Singapore stores on 13 October 2023. At the time of closure, a Regular Flash Coffee Americano cost S$2.80, signature lattes such as Nutella Latte, Oat Cappuccino and Matcha Latte cost S$4.80, an Iced Yuan Yang (Small) cost S$5.30, and app-exclusive promo drinks started from S$1.50. Flash Coffee Singapore was not MUIS halal certified during its operating years.
Flash Coffee Singapore Menu (Legacy Reference Prices)
Flash Coffee Singapore’s menu at closure in October 2023 covered app-first grab-and-go espresso drinks, signature flavoured lattes, iced coffee, fruit teas and shakes. Prices below are the brand’s final SG prices for reference only.
Signature Espresso Drinks (Legacy)
Flash Coffee Singapore priced its core espresso range at a budget-friendly tier, well below Starbucks and % Arabica.
| Drink | Regular | Large |
|---|---|---|
| Espresso | S$2.00 | – |
| Americano | S$2.80 | S$3.30 |
| Hot Latte | S$3.80 | S$4.30 |
| Flat White | S$3.80 | S$4.30 |
| Cappuccino | S$3.80 | S$4.30 |
| Mocha | S$4.30 | S$4.80 |
| Macchiato | S$3.30 | S$3.80 |
Signature Flash Lattes (Legacy)
Flash Coffee Singapore’s flavoured lattes, built on signature Flash Coffee house blend espresso.
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Nutella Latte | S$4.80 |
| Oat Cappuccino | S$4.80 |
| Caramel Latte | S$4.80 |
| Vanilla Latte | S$4.80 |
| Hazelnut Latte | S$4.80 |
| Brown Sugar Oat Latte | S$5.30 |
| Osmanthus Latte (seasonal) | S$5.30 |
Iced Coffee and Cold Brew (Legacy)
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Iced Americano | S$3.30 |
| Iced Latte | S$4.30 |
| Iced Flat White | S$4.30 |
| Iced Caramel Latte | S$4.80 |
| Iced Nutella Latte | S$4.80 |
| Iced Mocha | S$4.80 |
| Cold Brew | S$4.80 |
| Iced Yuan Yang (Small) | S$5.30 |
Fruit Tea and Non-Coffee Drinks (Legacy)
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Peach Oolong Tea | S$3.80 |
| Mango Green Tea | S$3.80 |
| Lychee Oolong | S$3.80 |
| Passion Fruit Lemonade | S$3.80 |
| Strawberry Shake | S$4.80 |
| Lotus Biscuit Shake | S$4.80 |
| Milo Dinosaur | S$4.30 |
| Yuzu Soda | S$3.80 |
Matcha and Chocolate (Legacy)
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Hot Matcha Latte | S$4.80 |
| Iced Matcha Latte | S$4.80 |
| Strawberry Matcha Latte | S$5.30 |
| Hot Chocolate | S$4.30 |
| Iced Chocolate | S$4.80 |
| White Chocolate Mocha | S$5.30 |
Pastries, Bottles and Snacks (Legacy)
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Croissant | S$3.80 |
| Almond Croissant | S$4.80 |
| Pain au Chocolat | S$4.30 |
| Chocolate Chip Cookie | S$2.80 |
| Flash Bottled Cold Brew (250ml) | S$4.80 |
| Flash Bottled Latte (250ml) | S$5.30 |
Milk and Customisation (Historical)
Flash Coffee Singapore defaulted to whole milk on standard lattes. Milk alternatives were oat milk, soy milk and almond milk at around S$0.50 to S$0.80 upgrade. Sugar levels could be customised through the Flash Coffee app (0%, 50%, 100%). Hot drinks could be ordered iced; cold brews and shakes were iced only. Decaf shots were available on request.
Flash Coffee Singapore Closure Timeline
| Date | Milestone |
|---|---|
| January 2020 | Flash Coffee founded in Jakarta by David Brunier and Sebastian Hannecker as a grab-and-go coffee concept |
| 2020 to 2021 | Flash Coffee moves regional HQ to Singapore and opens first SG outlets |
| April 2021 | Flash Coffee raises US$15 million Series A led by White Star Capital to fuel Asia expansion |
| 2021 Peak | Flash Coffee operates nearly 30 outlets in Singapore at its peak |
| December 2021 | 50% off first 5 drinks app promo launched at 8 new SG outlets (AMK Hub, Jem, Guoco Tower, Plaza Singapura, Keppel Bay Tower, Alexandra Techno Park, International Plaza, Millenia Walk) |
| November 2022 | First mass layoffs during economic slowdown |
| Early 2023 | Flash Coffee closes 10 outlets in Taiwan and at least 3 in Hong Kong |
| May 2023 | Flash Coffee raises S$50 million Series B led by White Star Capital, CEO forecasts group profitability in 2024 |
| 11 October 2023 | Flash Coffee Singapore files for creditors’ voluntary winding-up |
| 12 October 2023 | Jurong Point outlet closes amid barista strike over allegedly late salary payments |
| 13 October 2023 | All remaining 11 Flash Coffee Singapore outlets close |
| 2024 | Flash Coffee pivots to Indonesia-focused strategy with 67 outlets in Indonesia, Thailand converted to franchise |
| 2026 | Flash Coffee remains absent from Singapore with no announced relaunch |
Where to Buy Similar App-First Coffee in Singapore Now
Since Flash Coffee no longer operates in Singapore, these are the closest alternatives on the local scene today for budget-friendly app-based specialty coffee. Kenangan Coffee (Indonesian chain, over 15 Singapore outlets, S$3 to S$5 per cup) is the closest match for Flash Coffee’s app-first model. Alchemist Coffee offers premium specialty coffee at mid-tier pricing. Luckin Coffee Singapore (launched 2025) is the Chinese app-first giant with similar tech-driven ordering. Toast Box, Ya Kun Kaya Toast and Killiney Kopitiam cover traditional kopitiam coffee at S$2 to S$3. For premium specialty: % Arabica, Common Man Coffee Roasters, Bacha Coffee.
Deals and Promotions (Historical)
Flash Coffee Singapore ran app-first promotions during its 2020 to 2023 operating years. Signature campaigns included 50% off first 5 drinks for new app sign-ups, S$1.50 flash sale drinks, buy-1-free-1 Burpple Beyond deals, GrabFood and foodpanda first-order codes, and seasonal flavour launches (Osmanthus Latte, Strawberry Matcha). These promotions ended on 13 October 2023 with the closure.
Happy Hour at Flash Coffee Singapore
Flash Coffee Singapore did not run a traditional daily happy hour during its operating years. Instead, promotions were app-based and tied to time windows (weekday afternoon off-peak discounts) and sign-up incentives. All promos ended at closure on 13 October 2023.
Flash Coffee App and Rewards (Historical)
Flash Coffee Singapore was an app-first coffee chain with mobile pre-ordering and payment running through the Flash Coffee app (iOS and Android). The app tracked a stamp-based rewards system (every 10 drinks earned a free drink), handled sign-up vouchers (50% off first 5 drinks), seasonal campaigns and digital gift cards. The Flash Coffee Singapore app shut down with the October 2023 closure. The Indonesia-market Flash Coffee app continues to operate separately for Indonesian customers.
Payment Methods (Historical)
At its peak, Flash Coffee Singapore accepted in-app payment via linked card or e-wallet, cash and NETS at outlet counters, PayNow, major credit cards, GrabPay, FavePay and ShopeePay. The in-app payment flow was the signature grab-and-go method. All payment channels closed with the 13 October 2023 shutdown.
Flash Coffee Outlets in Singapore (Current Status)
There are no Flash Coffee outlets in Singapore as of October 2026. All 11 remaining Flash Coffee Singapore stores closed on 13 October 2023. At peak in 2021, Flash Coffee operated nearly 30 Singapore outlets in CBD and heartland malls including:
| Outlet (Closed Oct 2023) | Location Type |
|---|---|
| Flash Coffee Robinson Road | CBD |
| Flash Coffee One Raffles Place | CBD |
| Flash Coffee Guoco Tower | Tanjong Pagar CBD |
| Flash Coffee Keppel Bay Tower | CBD |
| Flash Coffee International Plaza | CBD |
| Flash Coffee Millenia Walk | Downtown |
| Flash Coffee Plaza Singapura | Orchard area |
| Flash Coffee Jem | Jurong East |
| Flash Coffee AMK Hub | Ang Mo Kio |
| Flash Coffee Alexandra Techno Park | Alexandra |
| Flash Coffee Jurong Point | Jurong West |
| Flash Coffee Changi City Point | Changi East |
If you see a store calling itself Flash Coffee in Singapore today, it is not an authorised Flash Coffee operation and may be an unaffiliated use of the name.
Is Flash Coffee Halal in Singapore?
Not applicable. Flash Coffee Singapore ceased operations on 13 October 2023 and was not MUIS halal certified during its 2020 to 2023 operating years. The drinks menu was coffee and tea based with no pork or alcohol, but no formal halal certification was in place. Flash Coffee Indonesia (the brand’s current main market) operates under Indonesian local halal certification frameworks.
Ingredients and Sourcing (Historical)
Flash Coffee Singapore used 100% premium Arabica beans sourced across Latin America and Asia, blended by four internationally renowned barista champions who curated the chain’s original menu. Beans were roasted centrally and distributed daily to Singapore outlets. Milk was Singapore-sourced; oat milk, soy milk and almond milk were stocked. Pastries at Singapore outlets were sourced from local bakery partners.
Calories at Flash Coffee (Reference)
Approximate calorie counts for Flash Coffee Singapore’s most searched drinks at closure, based on published nutrition data.
| Drink | Approx. Calories |
|---|---|
| Espresso | ~5 kcal |
| Americano (Regular) | ~5 kcal |
| Hot Latte (whole milk) | ~140 kcal |
| Iced Latte | ~140 kcal |
| Nutella Latte | ~310 kcal |
| Oat Cappuccino | ~160 kcal |
| Caramel Latte | ~260 kcal |
| Iced Matcha Latte | ~210 kcal |
| Lotus Biscuit Shake | ~380 kcal |
| Iced Yuan Yang | ~230 kcal |
| Hot Chocolate | ~310 kcal |
Allergens, Gluten and Dairy
Common Flash Coffee Singapore allergens included dairy (whole milk in standard lattes), wheat (croissants, pastries, cookies), eggs (pastries, Lotus Biscuit Shake), soy (soy milk alternative), tree nuts (hazelnut, almond, Nutella) and gluten (bread-based pastries). Black coffee, Americano and espresso were naturally gluten-free; oat milk and soy milk were available as dairy alternatives.
Vegetarian and Vegan Options at Flash Coffee
Flash Coffee Singapore’s drinks menu was largely vegetarian-friendly: all lattes, matcha drinks, hot chocolate and black coffee were vegetarian. Vegan options included Espresso, Americano, Cold Brew, Hot and Iced Teas, and any latte with oat milk or soy milk upgrade (around S$0.80 extra). The Lotus Biscuit Shake and Nutella Latte contained dairy. Pastries contained wheat and typically egg and dairy.
Flash Coffee Overseas (Still Operating)
Flash Coffee continues to operate overseas after its Singapore closure. Indonesia is Flash Coffee’s current main market, with 67 outlets as of September 2024 (growth plans for Jakarta and Bandung within 12 months) and operational profitability reached in 2024. Thailand operations were converted to a franchise model. Hong Kong, Taiwan and other previous Asian markets saw partial closures and consolidation during the Singapore winding-up period. The Flash Coffee brand globally is now Indonesia-focused.
Flash Coffee Singapore FAQ
Quick answers to the most searched questions about Flash Coffee Singapore, covering the closure history, legacy menu and current alternatives.
Is Flash Coffee still in Singapore? No. Flash Coffee closed all 11 remaining Singapore outlets on 13 October 2023 after filing for a creditors’ voluntary winding-up on 11 October 2023.
Why did Flash Coffee close in Singapore? Flash Coffee Singapore filed for a creditors’ voluntary winding-up on 11 October 2023 due to accumulated liabilities, despite raising a S$50 million Series B in May 2023. The Singapore entity reportedly owed over S$14 million to more than 150 creditors, including baristas with unpaid salaries.
When did Flash Coffee close in Singapore? Flash Coffee Singapore closed all remaining stores on 13 October 2023. The Jurong Point outlet shut on 12 October 2023 amid a barista strike.
Who founded Flash Coffee? Flash Coffee was founded in January 2020 in Jakarta by David Brunier (CEO) and Sebastian Hannecker (Director) as a tech-driven grab-and-go coffee chain.
Where was Flash Coffee based? Flash Coffee was founded in Jakarta and later moved its regional headquarters to Singapore, before pivoting operations back to Indonesia after the 2023 Singapore closure.
How many Flash Coffee outlets did Singapore have? Flash Coffee operated nearly 30 outlets in Singapore at its 2021 peak and closed with 11 remaining stores on 13 October 2023.
Will Flash Coffee return to Singapore? As of October 2026, there is no announced plan for Flash Coffee to return to Singapore. The brand has refocused on Indonesia with 67 outlets as of September 2024.
Where can I buy Flash Coffee in Singapore now? You cannot. The closest app-first alternatives are Kenangan Coffee (Indonesian chain, 15+ Singapore outlets), Luckin Coffee Singapore (launched 2025), Alchemist Coffee, Toast Box, Ya Kun Kaya Toast and Killiney Kopitiam for traditional kopi, and % Arabica, Bacha Coffee or Common Man Coffee Roasters for premium specialty.
Is Flash Coffee the same as Kenangan Coffee? No. Both are Indonesian-origin app-first coffee chains that operated in Singapore, but they are separate companies. Kenangan Coffee (founded 2017 in Jakarta) still operates in Singapore; Flash Coffee closed Singapore operations in October 2023.
Is Flash Coffee halal? Flash Coffee Singapore was not MUIS halal certified during its 2020 to 2023 operating years. Not applicable in Singapore today as the brand no longer operates here.
Was Flash Coffee bankrupt? Flash Coffee Singapore entered creditors’ voluntary winding-up on 11 October 2023, which is a formal liquidation process. The ACRA status for Flash Coffee’s Singapore entity is listed as “in liquidation.”
How much was a Flash Coffee latte? A regular Hot Latte at Flash Coffee Singapore cost S$3.80 at closure; signature flavoured lattes (Nutella, Caramel, Vanilla) cost S$4.80.
How much was a Flash Coffee Americano? A Regular Americano at Flash Coffee Singapore cost S$2.80.
How much was Flash Coffee Iced Yuan Yang? The Iced Yuan Yang (Small) at Flash Coffee Singapore cost S$5.30.
How much was a Flash Coffee espresso? An Espresso at Flash Coffee Singapore cost around S$2.00, making it the cheapest cup on the menu.
What was Flash Coffee’s cheapest drink? Flash Coffee’s cheapest drinks were S$1.50 app-promo flash sale items; the standard cheapest cup was an Espresso at around S$2.00.
Was Flash Coffee cheaper than Starbucks? Yes. Flash Coffee Singapore priced significantly below Starbucks: a Hot Latte at S$3.80 at Flash Coffee versus around S$6 to S$7 at Starbucks for a comparable drink.
Was Flash Coffee cheaper than % Arabica? Yes. Flash Coffee Singapore priced far below % Arabica: a Hot Latte at S$3.80 at Flash Coffee versus S$7 to S$8 at % Arabica.
Did Flash Coffee have an app? Yes. Flash Coffee was an app-first coffee chain with mobile pre-ordering, in-app payment and loyalty stamps running through the Flash Coffee app. The Singapore app shut down with the October 2023 closure.
What was the Flash Coffee app promo? New Flash Coffee app users got 50% off their first 5 drinks. This promo was active during the 2021 to 2023 operating years and ended at closure.
Did Flash Coffee deliver in Singapore? Yes. Flash Coffee Singapore delivered via GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo during its operating years.
Did Flash Coffee have bottled coffee? Yes. Flash Bottled Cold Brew and Flash Bottled Latte (250ml) sold at S$4.80 to S$5.30 at outlets and selected retailers.
Did Flash Coffee have Nutella Latte? Yes. The Nutella Latte was a signature Flash Coffee Singapore drink at S$4.80.
Did Flash Coffee have Lotus Biscoff? Yes. The Lotus Biscuit Shake at Flash Coffee Singapore was priced at S$4.80.
Did Flash Coffee have oat milk? Yes. Oat milk upgrade was available at around S$0.80 extra on all lattes.
Was Flash Coffee at Jurong Point? Yes. Flash Coffee Jurong Point was one of the final outlets, closing on 12 October 2023 amid a barista strike over late salary payments.
Was Flash Coffee at Jem? Yes. Flash Coffee Jem Jurong East was one of the 8 new outlets launched in December 2021 with the 50% off app promo.
Was Flash Coffee at Plaza Singapura? Yes. Flash Coffee Plaza Singapura was part of the 2021 expansion wave.
Was Flash Coffee at AMK Hub? Yes. Flash Coffee AMK Hub was among the 8 new outlets opened in December 2021.
Was Flash Coffee at Robinson Road? Yes. Flash Coffee Robinson Road was one of the CBD flagship locations at the brand’s 2021 peak.
Did Flash Coffee owe money to its staff? Yes. At closure, Flash Coffee Singapore reportedly owed over S$14 million to more than 150 creditors including baristas with up to two months of unpaid salaries. Head office staff were offered roles in other markets.
How much Series A funding did Flash Coffee raise? Flash Coffee raised US$15 million Series A in April 2021 led by White Star Capital to fuel Asia expansion.
How much Series B funding did Flash Coffee raise? Flash Coffee raised S$50 million Series B in May 2023 led by White Star Capital, five months before the Singapore winding-up.
Who is White Star Capital? White Star Capital is an international venture capital firm that led Flash Coffee’s Series A (US$15M, April 2021) and Series B (S$50M, May 2023) funding rounds.
What was Flash Coffee’s peak outlet count worldwide? Flash Coffee operated around 250 outlets across Asia at its peak in Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea.
Is Flash Coffee still in Indonesia? Yes. Flash Coffee Indonesia is the brand’s current main market with 67 outlets as of September 2024 and operational profitability reached in 2024. New stores are planned in Jakarta and Bandung.
Is Flash Coffee still in Thailand? Flash Coffee Thailand operations were sold and converted to a franchise during the regional consolidation.
Is Flash Coffee still in Hong Kong? Flash Coffee closed at least 3 Hong Kong outlets in early 2023 during the regional consolidation. The current HK status is unclear as of October 2026.
Is Flash Coffee still in Taiwan? Flash Coffee closed 10 Taiwan outlets in early 2023 during the regional consolidation.
Was Flash Coffee founded in Singapore? No. Flash Coffee was founded in Jakarta, Indonesia in January 2020 and later moved its regional headquarters to Singapore. The brand has refocused on Indonesia since the 2023 Singapore closure.
Does Flash Coffee sell beans in Singapore now? No. Flash Coffee bottled products and beans are no longer sold in Singapore as of October 2026.
Can I still use my Flash Coffee app in Singapore? No. The Singapore market closed on 13 October 2023 and the Flash Coffee Singapore app no longer accepts orders. The Indonesia-market app is a separate operation.
Did Flash Coffee have food? Flash Coffee Singapore offered a small pastry range (croissants S$3.80, almond croissants S$4.80, pain au chocolat S$4.30, cookies S$2.80) but did not run a full food menu.
What was Flash Coffee’s business model? Flash Coffee ran a tech-driven, app-first, grab-and-go coffee model targeting the price point between kopitiam and premium specialty cafes, with a focus on quick service and rapid outlet expansion.
Who ran Flash Coffee Singapore? Flash Coffee Singapore was run by David Brunier (CEO and founder) with Sebastian Hannecker (Director and co-founder), headquartered in Singapore until the October 2023 winding-up.
How does Flash Coffee compare to Kenangan Coffee? Both are Indonesian-origin app-first coffee chains at the budget tier (S$3 to S$5 per cup). Kenangan Coffee still operates in Singapore (15+ outlets as of 2026) and continues to expand; Flash Coffee closed all Singapore operations in October 2023.
How does Flash Coffee compare to Luckin Coffee? Luckin Coffee Singapore (Chinese app-first giant, launched 2025) now fills the budget-tier app-first coffee market segment that Flash Coffee once occupied. Luckin has a wider menu including fruit teas and signature nut drinks.
Can I buy Flash Coffee beans in Singapore? No. Flash Coffee beans and bottled products are no longer available in Singapore.
Will Flash Coffee come back to Singapore? Flash Coffee has not announced any plan to return to Singapore as of October 2026. The brand’s current focus is Indonesia growth and Thailand franchise operations.
Where can I follow Flash Coffee global updates? Follow Flash Coffee on Instagram and Facebook (@flash.coffee.id for the Indonesia market, which is the current operating country) for brand updates, new store openings and seasonal flavour launches.
