Singaporean singer Lin Chiara Lin explains Miracle Coffee's opening

When asked why Singapore is the fifth city on Miracle Coffee's expansion plans, the star shared, Being Singaporean, you always want to bring the best back home. Since I started Miracle Coffee, I always wanted to bring it back home. I would be looking for spaces whenever I was in Singapore. I would ask Jun Yang fellow Singaporean singer for the right spot to open a coffee shop. I am always at MBS. Lin said that whenever we cycle by MBS, I would be looking for coffee. During the Pandemic, I did a charity show and we started talking about Miracle Coffee and now we have Miracle Coffee at MBS. I would think what I should do and eventually end up in my store if I have pockets of free time. It's the best hangout spot. "I wish I could literally make coffee and serve everyone," said the singer. I will make coffee but I am not allowed to serve. Fans started queuing at the pop-up from 5: 40 am on Friday, ahead of the cafe's opening at 12 pm. The physical queue is limited to 200 people at any one time. The queue system requires one to register for slots using a QR code before getting notified when it's your turn.

The pop-up will serve 10 signature coffee options, as well as a Singapore-exclusive beverage, the Kaya Cloud, an Americano-style coffee topped with fresh cream cap flavoured with kaya and shaved gula melaka.