Bacha Coffee Menu Singapore: Prices & Guide (2026)

Quick answer: Bacha Coffee Singapore serves coffee from around $9 to $20+ a pot, with croissants from $3–$8 and mains from $18–$22. It is not halal-certified, though it claims no pork or lard is used.

If you’ve walked past ION Orchard and seen the queue snaking out of a shop lined with gold coffee tins, that’s Bacha Coffee and you’re probably wondering what it actually costs to sit down for a cup. Bacha Coffee Singapore has built a reputation for its Moroccan-palace theming and eye-watering variety of Arabica beans, and in 2026 it remains one of the most photographed cafés on Orchard Road.

This isn’t a grab-a-cup-and-go kind of place, so it helps to know the price range and how ordering works before you’re seated. Here’s a breakdown of what’s on the menu, what you’ll actually pay, and what’s worth trying.

Where to Find Bacha Coffee in Singapore

Bacha Coffee has expanded well beyond its original ION Orchard shop, though only two locations offer full sit-down dining.

Outlet	Address
Bacha Coffee (ION Orchard) — Coffee Room & Boutique	2 Orchard Turn, #01-15/16, ION Orchard, Singapore 238801
Bacha Coffee (Marina Bay Sands, The Shoppes) — Coffee Room & Boutique	2 Bayfront Avenue, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Bacha Coffee (Takashimaya) — Coffee Bar & Boutique	391A Orchard Road, Food Hall/B2, Takashimaya Department Store, Singapore 238873
Bacha Coffee (Changi Airport, Terminal 1 & 3) — Coffee Boutique (retail/takeaway)	Multiple locations across Changi Airport terminals

Only ION Orchard and Marina Bay Sands have a full coffee room where you can dine in with the gooseneck pot service the other outlets, including Takashimaya and the Changi Airport boutiques, are more geared toward takeaway coffee, beans, and retail. Bacha Coffee has grown quickly in Singapore, so it’s worth checking their official locations page before you go, in case a new outlet has opened near you.

What’s on the Bacha Coffee Menu?

Bacha Coffee’s whole concept is variety reviewers mention menus running well over 10 pages, covering more than 200 single-origin, blended, flavoured, and decaffeinated coffees. Prices below come from multiple outlet visits and reviews; individual outlets or seasonal menu changes may bring slight variations, so treat these as a guide rather than a fixed price list.

Menu Item	Description	Price (SGD)
Single-Origin or Blended Coffee (pot)	Served in a signature gooseneck coffee pot, for one	From ~$9.00
Premium/Specialty Coffee (pot)	Rarer origins or specialty blends	Up to ~$20.00+
Butter Croissant (dine-in, pair)	Classic plain croissant, served in twos	~$8.00
Flavoured Croissant (dine-in, pair)	Kaya, chocolate, almond, pistachio, and other fillings	~$8.00
Croissant (takeaway, single)	Same range of flavours, sold individually	~$3.00–$4.50
Eggs Florentine	Baby spinach, poached eggs, Mornay sauce	~$22.00
Croissant with Comté Cheese	Served with a green salad	~$18.00
Burrata Salad	Tomatoes, citrus vinaigrette	~$22.00
Sandwich/Toast	Various fillings	~$22.00
Molten Grand Cru Chocolate Cake	Served with Bantu Secret Coffee ice cream	~$12.00
Tiramisu	Made with Rwanda Superior Coffee	~$12.00
Dessert Duo (dine-in)	Two dessert pieces, mixed selection	From ~$8.00++

A couple of things worth knowing before you order: each person is generally expected to order their own pot of coffee sharing one pot between two people isn’t the norm here. And dine-in prices are typically quoted “++”, meaning 10% service charge and 9% GST get added at the till, so budget a bit more than the menu price shown.

If you’re coffee-curious but not sure where to start, the Caramelo Morning Coffee gets repeat mentions from regulars as an easy, crowd-pleasing pick and going for takeaway croissants rather than dine-in pairs is the better move if you’re mainly there for the pastry, since it works out cheaper per piece.

Is Bacha Coffee Halal in Singapore?

No Bacha Coffee is not halal-certified in Singapore. The brand states that its menu doesn’t contain pork or lard, but that’s a company claim rather than an official certification.

For Muslim customers, this means Bacha Coffee doesn’t carry certification from Singapore’s official halal authority (MUIS), so it won’t appear on halal-certified café directories. If certified halal status matters for your visit, it’s worth checking a dedicated halal café list instead, or contacting the outlet directly to ask about their ingredients and preparation process.

How to Order From Bacha Coffee Singapore

Walk-in / dine-in at the ION Orchard or Marina Bay Sands coffee rooms — this is the main way to experience the full sit-down service with the signature coffee pots.
Official website (bachacoffee.com) – lists current outlet locations, opening hours, and their online boutique for beans and gift sets.
Takeaway at any outlet, including Takashimaya and the Changi Airport boutiques, if you just want coffee beans or a quick croissant.
Phone or social media — the ION Orchard outlet can be reached at +65 6363 1910; Bacha Coffee is also active on Instagram and Facebook for updates on new blends and seasonal items.
GrabFood or Foodpanda — a confirmed, live delivery listing wasn’t verifiable at the time of writing, so this is better treated as a dine-in or takeaway experience rather than something to order for delivery.

Popular Bacha Coffee Menu Items

Based on repeat mentions across reviews, these are the standout picks:

Item	Price (SGD)
Caramelo Morning Coffee	From ~$9.00
Kaya Croissant	~$3.00–$4.50 (takeaway)
Chocolate Coffee Croissant	~$3.00–$4.50 (takeaway)
Molten Grand Cru Chocolate Cake	~$12.00
“Croissant of the Month” (rotating special)	Varies

The “Croissant of the Month” is a fun one to watch for if you visit regularly — it’s a limited-time flavour that keeps the menu feeling fresh even if you’re a repeat customer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A takeaway single croissant, at around $3 to $4.50, is generally the most affordable item. For coffee, pots start from roughly $9.

No. Bacha Coffee is not halal-certified, though the brand states its menu contains no pork or lard — worth confirming directly if certification is important to you.

This wasn’t confirmed at the time of writing. There’s no verified GrabFood or Foodpanda listing, so dine-in or takeaway at an outlet is the more reliable option.

Typically no reviewers note that each customer is expected to order their own beverage rather than split a single pot between two people.

The Caramelo Morning Coffee and the flavoured croissants (kaya and chocolate coffee, in particular) are the most frequently recommended items.

No dedicated loyalty app or rewards scheme has been reported for the Singapore outlets as of 2026.

Largely, though only ION Orchard and Marina Bay Sands offer the full dine-in coffee room experience — other outlets are retail/takeaway-focused, so what you can order does vary by location.

Conclusion

Between the pots starting around $9 and mains pushing past $20, the Bacha Coffee menu in Singapore sits firmly in treat-yourself territory rather than a daily coffee run in 2026. Check the current menu and outlet hours on their website before heading down, since Bacha has been expanding fast and pricing can shift.