CDC café crawl: where to sip and save! ✨
🍋 hey zesties! ☕️✨ if you’re like me and love discovering cute cafés without burning a hole in your wallet, you’re in for a treat! this is part 1 of my mini café-hopping adventure around Singapore — but here’s the twist: every spot I visited accepts CDC vouchers! 😍💳🧁 think great drinks, cozy vibes, and budget-friendly bites. let’s get into it! 🍽️🫶
the first café i visited was Daily Mujo 日常咖啡 (for my easties) it is a HDB shop near Bedok 85 and it’s quite obvious as the aesthetics of the café stand out among the rest of the shops!
now, onto the important part: the food 😋 i would definitely recommend getting the prawn aglio olio (except that it can be quite spicy) and mango matcha ✨ my spice tolerance is basically nothing so i almost died eating the laksa 💀 cause the spiciness of the prawn aglio olio fades quickly but the heat from the laksa retains for a while… the drink that my partner got was really refreshing and tasted like passion fruit mixed with lime! i didn’t take a photo but the cauliflower soup was really nice as well (their mushroom soup was sold out)
there were many more options on the menu that we didn’t get to try but overall, i will give a 4/5 rating! ⭐️
stay tuned for more 🤩
If you’re planning a visit to Daily Mujo, here are some tips that might make your experience even better. First off, since the café accepts CDC vouchers, it’s a smart way to enjoy quality food and drinks while keeping your costs low. I found the ambiance really inviting—a comfy spot ideal for catching up with friends or even enjoying some quiet time. The prawn aglio olio is a standout dish for seafood lovers but a heads-up to those sensitive to spiciness—the heat lingers longer than expected, especially in the laksa. For a refreshing lift, the mango matcha latte is a delightful balance of sweet and earthy flavors. If you’re lucky, you might also get to try their cauliflower or mushroom soups, which are perfect for adding some comfort to your meal. Daily Mujo’s location near Bedok North Street 4 makes it very accessible for Easties, and the café’s unique aesthetics definitely catch the eye amidst the HDB shops. I’d recommend checking out their menu online before heading down because they offer a variety of choices that cater to diverse tastes. Finally, since there are plenty of noteworthy dishes we didn’t try yet, I’m looking forward to discovering more hidden gems here. Keep an eye out for my next café crawl update! Meanwhile, make sure to bring your CDC vouchers along and save while you sip and savor. #DailyMujo #CafeHopping #CDCVouchersSG #BedokCafe
