... Read moreDuring my recent visit to Wooly's Bagels Arab Street, I was intrigued by their unique strawberry matcha foam drink. While the strawberry flavor was quite dominant—almost overpowering the matcha—I found the sweetness quite enjoyable as a refreshing treat. For those who love a strong matcha flavor, this might be a bit too sweet, but it’s definitely worth trying if you want something different from the usual matcha drinks.
The highlight for me was the GTF bagel. It’s a perfect balance of classic flavors with chicken, egg, hash brown, and a hint of truffle mayo that really elevates the taste. Choosing between plain, sesame, or cheese bagel flavors adds a nice customization element. Portion-wise, it's just right for a satisfying solo meal without feeling too heavy.
I also tasted the beef chilli mac & cheese, which was creamy and cheesy as expected. It’s a comforting dish that pairs well with the bagel selection, and the beef chilli adds a nice savory kick.
One thing to note — the café space is small and dimly lit, which makes for a cozy ambiance but can feel cramped during busy hours, like on a Tuesday afternoon when I visited. This might affect the overall experience if you prefer more spacious seating.
For the prices, a total of $35.20 seemed reasonable considering the quality and combination of dishes offered. While I enjoyed the food, I’m unsure if I’d make it a regular spot given the space constraints and the sweetness profile of the drinks.
If you are in the Bugis area and looking for a casual café that offers both classic bagel options and creative drinks like strawberry matcha foam, Wooly's Bagels is a worthwhile stop. It adds to the growing café scene in Singapore with its unique menu items and cozy vibes.