Percolate Coffee - 136 Bedok North Ave 3

Good place for coffee with outdoor seating with 4 tables at five foot way. Ordered coconut coffee as recommended by the reviews. Coffee had strong coconut taste however my sensitive tastebud picked up the rancid undertone which meant I didn't fully enjoy this coffee. We also ordered mocha & ginger latte. Feedback received is so so. I do like the coffee milk art but I saw there were some nicer milk art from other reviews. We had our coffee outside and there were quite many people dining inside. Aircon was strong inside but we prefer to sit outside to minimise risks of COVID-19 infection.

If you are looking for good cafe, THIS is one of the best cafes with the best service. Impeccable staff with articulate manners. Polite,friendly and professional.I am glad I decide to stop by here and I am impressed from the beginning. I am glad I came here for a cup of coffee and I'll definitely come back here again and dine in with my colleagues and friends.

My friend suggested this place for meet up so we decided to head there early to try the mains. Was a very nice cafe and I quite like the ambience. Staff there were attentive and friendly, helped cleaned the tables promptly to get us an available one, and good at recommending some pastries. Mains ordered the Unagi soba and the curry Crab noodles. Had a flat white and a CNY drink the orange chocolate. Also had a pistachio lemon cake. Drinks and cakes were good, the mains were not to our liking. Though 1st look the portion of the Unagi soba looked small, it wasn't so good that we didn't even finish the whole thing. The curry noodles tasted a bit more like the Peranakan style Laksa, and also didn't really like it because of the type of noodles used. The noodles wete very tasteless as they couldn't absorb the flavour of the soup. In short, I would say stick to the drinks and cakes.

Located at Bedok, Percolate is one of the places, hidden and served amazing desserts, hot drinks and contemporary cuisine. The dishes are 'comfort food' with a local twist — from their range of croissant sandwiches to their Duck Breast Congee and Prawn Curry Mash. And a twist to their desserts — Cold Brew Cheng Tng. I enjoyed the coconut Chocolate, served in hot and with stylish designs. We encountered friendly staff who welcome and wishes you. If you are looking for fusion / specialty coffee and a local dessert, try this shop that showcases their knowledge in the craft.

Dropped into here as I was nearby but already had lunch prior. The place was busy with both students and people catching up. Ordered the croissant with sausage and a flat white. The coffee was strong which is great. The croissant was a touch underwhelming as it was a cheap sausage. Go for the coffee and maybe avoid the sausage croissants.

Read a couple of positive reviews about their croissant and coconut latte so decided to give it a try. My final verdict is, overpriced and so so only lorrr... Latte tastes just ok, but overpriced for a small cup of 'specialty' coffee. I finished the coffee before the food arrived 'cuz it's so little... I had PB&J croissant, was good, with generous amount of peanut butter. My partner had Ham&cheese sandwich croissant was really disappointing for a price of $8 (or 7), cheese was hard, cold and dry, plus 1 slice of ham n 1 slice of lettuce in the croissant, it was just.. dry. Ambience was ok, got nice music, quiet, but honestly I won't spend this price again for a brunch in a HDB shophouse cafe location like this.

Passed by this place often and saw many raves about this place on blogs and even rating in Google was high. Finally tried them, cake (size of cupcake) was small and expensive ($7), taste alright though, there was no price tag, so myself to blame for not checking. Coffee was small and very diluted. Had salmon wasabi croissant ($9) and ham & cheese croissant ($7.50), fillings was not generous, the lettuce tricked into looking full, nothing to shout about. I don't see a reason to go there again.

Came by for a pre-meeting coffee, and was pleased with the drinks here. Chocolate was okay, nothing to shout about. Mocha had a fair balance between the coffee and chocolate. At $5 a cup, can’t complain much about the drinks.