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Lantine

★ 4.6(519)on Google$$coffeekallang

103 Rangoon Rd, #01-01, Singapore 218386

Lantine is a cafe located in Kallang on Rangoon Road, serving coffee and light fare to the neighbourhood. Visitors note the comfortable atmosphere and quality drinks that keep them returning.

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Opening Hours

Today (Saturday)12:00 – 11:00 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

AExcellent

Score: 85 / 100

Atmosphere95

Food quality90

Value for money75

Based on 5 data points · Updated 5 months ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 2 Nov 2026

Our take: Lantine offers a serene, oriental-inspired escape, praised for its traditional Chinese beverages and less-sweet desserts.

The ambiance, described as 'zen' and 'calming,' makes it a good spot for unwinding.

The Osmanthus Roasted Milk Tea, priced at $13.90 for a pot serving 2-3 people, is a standout for its strong, fragrant, and quality ingredients, though some note it's an acquired taste that grows on you.

For desserts, the Taro Mochi ($6.90) is frequently recommended for its smooth taro paste and chewy texture, appealing to those who prefer less sweetness.

While the taro flavor might be mild for some, its overall balance is a plus.

We think Lantine is best for those seeking a tranquil setting to enjoy traditional Chinese tea and desserts, especially if you appreciate subtle sweetness.

The outdoor seating is a bonus during pleasant weather.

Signature

Osmanthus Roasted Milk Tea ($13.90)

Best time

quiet afternoon or evening

Price

$$ ($7-15/person)

Score: 85 · 5 sources

What customers say

Lantine is highly praised for its serene, oriental-inspired ambiance, offering a perfect spot for relaxation.

Customers consistently highlight the quality of their traditional Chinese beverages, especially the roasted mai tea and rose pu-er, noting their fragrance and depth.

Desserts like the soufflés and Taro Mochi are also popular, often appreciated for being less sweet, though some found the taro flavor mild.

The cafe also offers well-received mains, including creamy mala rice noodles and vegetarian options.

Serene & oriental ambianceHigh-quality traditional Chinese teas (roasted mai, rose pu-er)Less sweet, well-textured desserts (soufflés, Taro Mochi)Variety of well-received mains (creamy mala, vegetarian options)

80% positive20% neutral0% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★ausphs· 2 months ago

Visited for a casual meal + dessert; great atmosphere, thoughtful customisation, average main dish The mock chicken curry rice was decent but fairly standard—nothing special or memorable. Flavour was…

★★★★★The Global Kaki· 3 months ago

Souffle pancakes are a must have and highly recommended. Tasty thick pancakes with generous servings, topped off with freshly brewed tea makes this place a fantastic place to return to hang out and en…

★★★★★Madeleine Tan· 5 months ago

The cafe has a cozy and zen atmosphere with beautiful oriental inspired decor and even the utensils matched the aesthetic. The Strawberry Souffle was soft, fluffy and not overly sweet with popping bu…

★★★★★Jodi Tan· 4 months ago

Love this place! Friendly service and delicious desserts - been back soo many times. 💛 Must-orders: taro mochi, tiramisu, soufflé pancakes, & their teas. Think I’ve tried almost everything on the m…

★★★★★megan· 3 months ago

The vibe was very calm I felt my family and I contributed to the noise The lychee smoothie was nice but I think it contains milk (4.5/5 - my dads rating) The tofu pudding was also nice if a bit swee…

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