Another Coffee Festival returns with 34 roasters 3-6 Sep 2026

Another Coffee Festival 2026 at Guoco Tower Urban Park Singapore

If you’re heading down to Singapore’s biggest coffee festival this weekend, here’s everything you need to know.

Another Coffee Festival 2026 runs from 3 to 6 September at Guoco Tower Urban Park, directly above Tanjong Pagar MRT. 34 speciality roasters, 19 based in Singapore and 15 flown in from across Asia and Europe, are gathered in the same place, featuring their best roasts.

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Photo: Another Coffee Festival

Here’s how to festival works, and here are our top recommendations to try while you’re there.

All you need to know about Another Coffee Festival 2026

Instead of committing to full cups at every booth, the festival runs on a token system. Buy tasting tokens at the counter and each one gets you a 70–80ml pour, so you can sample far more roasters without maxing out on caffeine.

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Tokens start at $12 for 3, $22 for 6, and $36 for 10. You’ll also need a cup to drink from — pick up the official festival cup for $15, or bring your own from home.

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There’s also a HARIO V60 collab this year: a dripper-style tasting cup bundled with 3 tokens for $29.9, available in grey, beige, or blue.

Full product list:

  • 3 Tokens: $12
  • 6 Tokens: $22
  • 10 Tokens: $36
  • Festival Cup: $15
  • Festival Bundle: $27
  • HARIO V60 Dripper Tasting Cup + 3 Tokens (Grey/Beige/Blue): $29.90
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The roaster lineup is the real draw. Beyond the 19 Singapore-based names, international roasters are coming in from South Korea, Thailand, Japan, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Norway, Malaysia, and the Philippines — several making their Singapore debut. Expect founders and roasters at their own booths for conversations, plus live art installations and limited-edition roasts that won’t be around after this weekend.

Why it’s worth going?

There are more than 100 varieties to try across the festival, most of which are from award-winning coffee roasters all around the world.

We’ve tried more than 15, and here are three are worth spending your tokens on.

For a light, syrupy, fruity cup, get the Panama Lerida Lerida Estate Geisha Washed from Aery (South Korea). For a prominent orange blossom flavour, go for the Wicha Fully Washed Gesha from Sauce Coffee (Thailand). And for something crisp and grapey, try the ALO Ethiopia from Terraform (China). Honorary mention goes to the Costa Rica Ortiz 2000 from Coffee County (Japan), for a standout manuka honey flavour.

Here’s the full lineup of 34 booths at Another Coffee Festival 2026:

Local (19)

  1. Alchemist
  2. Apartment
  3. Bettr Coffee
  4. Common Man Coffee Roasters
  5. Dutch Colony Coffee Company
  6. Glyph Supply Co
  7. Homeground Coffee Roasters
  8. Kurasu
  9. Kyuukei Coffee
  10. Maxi Coffee Bar
  11. Morning
  12. Narrative Coffee
  13. Oaks Coffee Roasters
  14. PPP Coffee
  15. Pyroast
  16. Smitten Coffee Roasters
  17. The Community Coffee
  18. Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee
  19. Zero Coffee

International (15)
20. Aery Coffee (South Korea)
21. All Day Roasting Company (Taiwan)
22. Brewing Ceremony (South Korea)
23. Center Coffee (South Korea)
24. Coffee County (Japan)
25. Common Grounds (Indonesia)
26. Felt Coffee (South Korea)
27. Fuglen (Norway)
28. Kielo Coffee (Japan)
29. Oasis Coffee Roasters (Taiwan)
30. One Half (Malaysia)
31. Sauce Coffee (Thailand)
32. Terraform Coffee Roasters (China)
33. ULT Coffee Roaster (Japan)
34. Yardstick (Philippines)

FAQ

  • Is Another Coffee Festival free to enter?
    Yes. Entry Another Coffee Festival is free — you’ll only need to pay for tokens or a festival cup once you want to start tasting.
  • Do I need to book tickets in advance?
    No. You can walk in and buy tokens or a festival cup on-site, though pre-ordering online ahead of the event may work out cheaper.
  • What’s the best way to spend my tasting tokens?
    Save a few for standout pours like Aery’s Panama Lerida Geisha or Sauce Coffee’s Wicha Gesha — both stood out from over 15 cups tried across the festival.
  • Is the festival suitable for kids or pets?
    It’s pet-friendly, so you can bring your dog along, and the outdoor park setting makes it casual enough for families too.

Date: 3–6 September 2026

Location: Guoco Tower Urban Park, 1 Wallich Street, Singapore 078881
Opening hours:
3-4 Sep: 11am–8pm
5-6 Sep: 10am–8pm

Admission: Free entry; tasting tokens from $12 for 3

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