Check out what’s new at INDOCAFE - The White House

Visit Scotts Road if you’re a fan of modern Peranakan cuisine.

According to a release, INDOCAFE – The White House elevates cultural and culinary heritage to charming new heights through its celebration of modern Straits-Peranakan cuisine, coffee appreciation and cultural performing arts. It also highlights its novel collaboration with Arts & Cultural Centre. A diverse and sumptuous array of Nonya dishes is available to diners, and prepared by blending contemporary touches with first-rate

culinary techniques, fresh spices and premium ingredients to exquisite effect. Adjacent to the restaurant, the Arts & Cultural Centre offers guests the pleasure of scrumptious treats at the casual café, daily live cultural performances, coffee appreciation workshops and a quaint retail shop.

INDOCAFE – The White House is located at 35 Scotts Road and is open daily from 12pm – 3pm and 6pm – 10:30pm.

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