# Cafe Gyoen

> Singapore's first matcha bar — single-origin matcha and Japanese teishoku on Club Street.

Singapore's first matcha bar — single-origin matcha and Japanese teishoku on Club Street.

Brand: Cafe Gyoen Matcha Bar (relocated from Serangoon Gardens to Club Street).

Address: 87 Club Street, Singapore 069455

Email: hello@cafegyoen.com

Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ym11AAtUhP3MjXB48

Hours: Closed Tuesdays; Mon, Wed–Fri · 11am – 9pm; Sat–Sun · 10am – 9pm

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cafegyoen/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Cafe-Gyoen/61557350542457/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cafegyoen

Matcha regions: Kagoshima, Mie, Uji (Kyoto). Customise strength (straight / latte / extra-rich), oat milk, and seasonal specials. Food: Japanese teishoku, sandos, udon/soba, take-home tins.

Key FAQs for Cafe Gyoen Club Street — the Gyoen name, matcha sourcing, visiting, hours, food menu, and take-home shop.

## FAQs
- [FAQs](https://www.cafegyoen.com/faqs): This page. Machine-readable notes: https://www.cafegyoen.com/faqs/llms.txt

## Page content
- **What does Gyoen mean?**: Gyoen (御苑, gyo-en) means imperial garden. It is the feeling we want you to carry when you step inside — balance, care, and quiet respect. We honour tradition by treating life, the environment, and the craft behind every ingredient with the attention they deserve. Our flavours are guided by balance: gentle, considered, and satisfying. Every ingredient is cared for from its origins to the moment it reaches you.
- **Where does your matcha come from?**: We only source our matcha from Japan, from producers who we trust, and are chosen for their shared values around craft and quality.
- **Are your matchas ceremonial grade?**: We prefer to describe our tea more precisely: shade-grown, stone-milled, first flush. These are the qualities that matter to us.
- **Can I visit without a reservation?**: Yes, walk-ins are welcome. If you'd like to reserve a table, you can do so on our reservations page.
- **Where is Cafe Gyoen, and how do I get there?**: We're at 87 Club Street, Singapore 069455, in the Telok Ayer and Chinatown conservation area. The nearest MRT stations are Maxwell (Thomson–East Coast Line) and Telok Ayer (Downtown Line), both a few minutes' walk away. Street parking is limited, so MRT or a rideshare is usually easiest.
- **What are your opening hours?**: We're closed on Tuesdays. We're open 11am–9pm on Monday and Wednesday to Friday, and 10am–9pm on Saturday and Sunday.
- **Do you take reservations for larger groups?**: Walk-ins are welcome and you can reserve a table on the reservations page. For larger groups, get in touch through our contact page and we'll help arrange it.
- **What is the Matcha Flight?**: It's a side-by-side tasting of three of our regional matcha for about S$21, so you can compare their distinct profiles in one sitting. It's available on weekdays.
- **Do you serve coffee, and are there non-dairy options?**: Yes. Alongside matcha we serve espresso-based specialty coffee (100% Arabica) and hojicha drinks, and oat milk is available on any latte.
- **What's on the food menu?**: The kitchen runs Japanese teishoku set meals (roughly S$18–29) — including tori karaage, shio tori chicken, saba shioyaki, softshell crab, Hokkaido pork, wagyu hamburg, and wagyu tataki — plus donburi, sharing plates, udon, and focaccia sandos. Signatures include the Focaccia Katsu Sando and the hojicha burnt cheesecake.
- **Can I buy matcha or teaware to take home?**: Yes. You can shop our take-home matcha tins — including Kagoshima, Mie, and Uji (Kyoto) — plus whisks and teaware, in-store and through the shop on this site. Harvest stock rotates, so what's available can change through the year.

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- [Reach Us](https://www.cafegyoen.com/reach-us): Contact form + subset FAQs

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