Menu from Monniker
Menu highlights
Breakfast
Bowl Full of Greekness (veg)
Greek yoghurt drizzled with honey, topped with house made granola, served with a side of fresh fruit
Eggs Ben
Breakfast fit for a Captain
Salads
Watermelon and Feta Salad
Grilled Chicken and Avocado Salad
Meat
Chicken Waffle Stack
Fish with Chips
All Ribbed Up!
Desserts
House Made Cakes
Affogato
Buttermilk Waffles
More about the restaurant: Monniker
Taking Singaporeans on an adventure as soon as they step through the door, Monniker is somewhere between a cafe and a Victorian steampunk airship. With industrial and Victorian aesthetics, Monniker recreate an alternative universe through their decor and at this cosy cafe on Balestier Road your coffee is served with a side of science fiction! One of Singapore’s most exciting new coffee houses, booking a table at Balestier’s Monniker in advance is recommended!
Frequently asked questions
Does Monniker serve Cake & Coffee food?
Can I pay with a credit card at Monniker restaurant?
Thinking about making a Monniker booking?
More old school magicians than they are baristas, at Monniker on Balestier Road they believe that coffee is a mix of science and magic. These caffeine alchemists have fine tuned their craft to create the perfect cup making Monniker over in Balestier a must-visit for the coffee addicts of Singapore. You’ll also find Valrhona chocolate drinks and gourmet teas as well as a range of craft beers and ciders. Serving up comforting bistro-style food that has all been given a special Monniker touch, it’s not just the coffee and decor here that is out of this world.
Signature dishes on the menu include their Breakfast Fit For A Captain (Mangalica pork sausages served with pommes noisettes that are both crunchy and creamy) and the chicken waffle stack – fried chicken and a waffle smothered in cheddar, mushroom sauce and served alongside a sunny side up egg. And remember to keep an eye out for their ever-changing chef specials! Combining their passion for coffee, food and steampunk fandom, there is no surprise that this quirky Balestier cafe is quickly establishing a name for itself throughout Singapore.