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Tampines Bean House

Our specialty coffee starts at about S$20 for 1 kg, and drip bags are around S$13. Do you want whole beans or ground coffee, and how many grams do you use a month?

Woodlands Tea Corner

Our tea canisters for 8 to 10 people start at about S$35, and 100 g loose leaf packs are around S$11. Do you want black, green or herbal tea, and for how many people?

Jurong Brew Supply

We can quote a pour-over stand from about S$62, and capsule packs from about S$9. Which brewing method do you use at home, and do you need delivery to Jurong West?

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Coffee and tea in Singapore: prices, brewing kits and freshness

Coffee and tea in Singapore cost about S$9 for a capsule pack and up to S$130 for a brewer, while ground and drip coffee is about S$13 to S$26 a bag, approximately, according to sellers' websites, November 2026. To get offers for the amount and brand you want, describe it in a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
ProductExamplesPrice
Capsules or instantCapsule pack, instant coffee for 30 servingsS$9 to S$30
Ground or drip coffee bagDrip filter, ground coffee (sizes vary)S$13 to S$26
Specialty beansSingle-origin and blended beans (sizes vary)S$20 to S$32
Tea bags or loose leaf10 tea bags, 100 g loose leafS$10 to S$20
Brewing kitPour-over stand, French press, tea and coffee brewerS$62 to S$130

Sizes differ between listings, so compare the price per gram or per serving before you choose.

Food and import rules

Coffee and tea are covered by Singapore's Food Regulations, which list tea, coffee and cocoa among the regulated foods. Imported coffee needs registration with the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) and English labelling, so ask any seller to confirm both before you buy an imported brand. Businesses selling food at retail need a licence, which the SFA sets out in its requirements.

Warranty on brewing machines

Brewing equipment is covered by the brand's warranty rather than the food rules. One brewer carries a 1-year limited warranty covering up to 225,000 ml of brewing, and another warranty covers manufacturing faults under normal use. Some commercial-use terms are shorter, such as a 3-month limit, so check whether the machine is for home or business use.

Heat, humidity and freshness

Singapore is hot and humid all year, with wet and dry seasons instead of winter, so there is no seasonal peak for coffee or tea. Humidity is the main threat to freshness, so keep beans and tea sealed in a cool, dry place and buy the amount you will use in a few weeks.

What to write in your request

Name the product (beans, ground coffee, capsules, instant, tea bags or loose leaf), the variety or roast, the brand if you have one, the quantity in grams or servings, and the brewing method (espresso, filter, French press or cold brew). Say whether it is a one-off or regular order, your delivery city and your budget. Freshness matters, so ask for the roast date.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the coffee or tea in your own words in a chat. The AI asks for missing details before it looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore, then shows the prices and sellers it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, price and delivery terms, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to share them. You can also browse grains, flour and groceries or drinking water and soft drinks.

Questions and answers

How much does coffee cost in Singapore?

Ground and drip coffee bags are about S$13 to S$26, and specialty beans about S$20 to S$32, approximately, according to sellers' websites in November 2026. Capsules start at about S$9.

How much is a home brewing set?

A pour-over stand costs about S$62, a French press about S$87, and a tea and coffee brewer about S$130, according to listings in November 2026.

Do I need a licence or registration to sell or import coffee?

Food retail needs a licence from the Singapore Food Agency, and imported coffee needs SFA registration and English labelling. Ask the seller to confirm both.

How long is a brewing machine warranty?

One brand offers a 1-year limited warranty, and some commercial-use terms are limited to 3 months. Check the terms for home use.

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