Kopi Buns and Homemade Iced Tea starting at P100 at Kopi Roti (Up to 52% off)

Writing the next great novel to a movie adaptation takes commitment, courage, and the ability to seamlessly splice together passages and quotations from Nicholas Sparks and Dan Brown. Start your next project in the ideal café setting with today's Groupon to Kopi Roti. Choose between two options:

• P100 (P200 value) for 2 Kopi Buns + 2 glasses of Homemade Iced Tea 
• P192 (P400 value) for 4 Kopi Buns + 4 glasses of Homemade Iced Tea

Kopi Roti’s concept originated from Singapore when kopi tiams, or coffee shops started catering to a very demanding clientele; locals who knew how coffee should be blended. Kopi Roti is a traditional Singaporean coffee shop serving Singaporean specialty beverages and breads. With today’s deal, Groupon holders get to enjoy their signature baked product, the Kopi Bun. This house specialty is soft bread with a coffee-flavored crust and sweet buttery filling inside. Iced tea will be served with it to push down the chompable coffee goodness.

 

Using only the freshest and tastiest ingredients, Kopi Roti prides themselves years of excellent service and products. Distracted by the city’s fast pace and the constant change, one sometimes craves for simple joys – a monkey’s massage and comfort food can be one of them. Try Kopi Roti’s other specialties and best sellers such as Choco Bun (P50), Roti French Toast (P60), Milk or Choco Toast (P45), Choco and Milk or Peanut Butter Toast (P45), Kaya Puff (P28) or the Peanut Butter Blueberry Toast (P55). Also, beverages that tickle taste buds and take you back home are available. With their Kopi with Milk (P60), Tea with Milk(P60), Hot Barley (P65), Tea Tarik (P65), Iced Kopi Jelly (P90) and quite a few more in variety on stock, the mouth will surely be craving for more.

One place that we do all like to eat eggs at however, is at Kopi Roti. It's similar to the kopi tiams, coffee shops scattered all over Singapore, where locals get their caffeine fix and talk shop. Because I grew up speaking Bahasa Indonesia, which is similar to Malay, the term Kopi Roti is very familiar to me: kopi is coffee and roti is bread. And that's exactly what you get at Kopi Roti. While not an extensive menu by any stretch of the imagination, what you'll find here is representative of what's served at Malay coffee shops, quite different from the more recognizable Western counterparts. True to its name, there are breads, coffees, and teas, either separate or in sets. 
-- Dessert comes first