Prada? I hardly know ha. Prada’s first Southeast Asia cafe at ION Orchard to offer a blend of luxury and culinary delights, with pastries from Marchesi 1824 and more.
Prada is set to launch its first cafe in Southeast Asia in 2025, located at its flagship store in ION Orchard, Singapore. The cafe will serve a selection of decadent pastries and treats from Marchesi 1824, a 200-year-old Italian pastry shop based in Milan. Currently in its soft launch phase, the cafe is not open to the public yet but is expected to welcome visitors soon, though the official opening date has not been announced. The store will be open daily from 10 am to 10 pm and offer a seamless blend of retail and F&B, featuring a range of tableware, jewellery, accessories, apparel, and bags for customers to explore.
What the new Prada Cafe in Singapore has on offer
Featuring the same pastel-green interiors and checkered flooring as the Prada store in Harrods, London, the cafe’s iconic design is inspired by Prada’s historic boutique on Corso Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan. The new Prada Caffè in Singapore is home to a sweeping curved pastry counter, where cakes and chocolates embossed with the iconic Prada logo are displayed.
Some of the pastries and desserts on the menu include the apricot Sacher cake (SGD 24 or THB 609) and berry tartlet (SGD 24 or THB 609), among other items. Some of the savoury items on offer at the Prada cafe in Singapore include smoked salmon and avocado crostone (SGD 36 or THB 913), lobster toast (SGD 42 or THB 1,066), and black truffle burrata (SGD 55). A coffee bar, which is also part of the cafe, is the ideal place to grab a latte, macchiato, or other beverages.
Singapore is home to several luxury brands cafes and restaurants, including Gucci Osteria, and Cafè Dior by Ladurèe. One of the most popular destinations in Asia, Singapore offers visitors a glitzy world of high-end brands and some of the world’s most iconic attractions, from Singapore Botanic Gardens, Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa Island, and Universal Studios Singapore.
(Feature image credit: Erwin Soo from Singapore, Singapore, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons)
This article originally appeared on Travel + Leisure Asia.
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