Located in a two-storey tenement building that’s over 50 years old, Loop Kulture features grey and white walls that retain traces of the structure’s historic character. Its tables are repurposed from rustic logs, which are complemented by other wooden furniture and a variety of plants that add texture to the interiors.

The upstairs has an outdoor-inspired backdrop — a pitched camping tent — that makes for great photo ops. Besides, Loop Kulture has a dedicated corner for selling products made with natural ingredients as well as organic foods. Customers are encouraged to bring their own containers to take their purchases home.

Loop Kulture’s menu highlights include “Loop” — a rich, fruity coffee mixed with coconut juice and ice cubes made from coconut milk for a refreshing, aromatic taste. They’ve also got light bites such as yoghurt bowls with fresh fruit, sourdough toast and pasta dishes.