If you are coming by public transport, Hub & Spoke is located nearest to Terminal 2 and you can follow the directional signs on ground.Park at Hub & Spoke Car Park (the former South Car Park). If you are driving, head towards Terminal 2 and follow the signs in brown to Hub & Spoke (Jurassic Mile).If you’re thinking of visiting, follow these simple directions: Getting to Hub & Spoke is not that straight forward as it’s not located within any of the terminals. You can live it up for the gram at these charming spots around the café Hang around a little longer from mid-morning to late afternoon during the warmest and sunniest time of the day and you’ll find butterflies, dragonflies, honeybees and caterpillars resting and having a field day on the plants. What’s unique about this tree is that the flowers and fruits bear along the trunk while most trees bear their flowers and fruits on the branches instead (and yes, the large rounded fruits look very much like cannonballs and thus the name!). Keep a look out for the Cannonball Tree – a species native to Trinidad and the northern regions of South America.
Take a leisurely stroll through the garden just outside of the café and you will be able to spot many familiar and unique free-flowering plants. In true Changi fashion, the café is surrounded by a lush tropical landscape. It wouldn’t feel like a part of Changi Airport if horticulture isn’t part of the experience. Try to spot the large rounded fruits on the Cannonball Tree!
Or if you’re feeling something more refreshing, go for their range of Specialty Tea, or hop onto the bubble tea bandwagon and treat yourself with their Signature Taro Milk Tea (S$4.20) or Gula Melaka Avocado Shake (S$4.90). As for drinks, their good ol’ Kopi (S$1.40) never disappoints. Other must-try items include the Chicken Chop (S$13.90 pictured above), and Prime Ribeye Steak ($19.90) - 200g of grilled, dry-rubbed steak served with chipotle maple glaze, roasted corn, and lemon and chimichurri sauce. brunch like post work out, the Hub & Spoke Café has something that caters to everyone. Regardless of whether you’re craving for a piping hot bowl of laksa (S$6.90 pictured above) or simply feeling something more. Led by a young and motivated team who are always pushing the boundaries, the Hub & Spoke café was born as an open kitchen concept café with a colonial-styled interior and where classic local delights meet with modern gastronomy.įlip through their menu and you'll be spoilt for choice. Operated by Roast & Toast, a relatively young start up founded by entrepreneur Jaryl Sim in 2018, they started off with their flagship café in Buangkok Square that serves quality and traditional coffee and tea paired with local delights. While cafés in Singapore are aplenty, it is not common to find cafés that offer a mix of western and local food choices as part of their menu. Not feeling western? Go for their classic local delights. After you’re done exploring, head over to the terminals and Jewel for a fun-filled day with our eat, play, shop guide! We share some of these open secrets with you so the next time you’re there, do take some time out to appreciate the beauty surrounding the café. Apart from its extensive menu, there are a few things not a lot of people know about the café. If you've been to Changi recently or stopped by the Changi pit stop while using the connector, you may have noticed the Hub & Spoke Café, a new glasshouse casual dining spot located just outside Terminal 2, opposite the Hub & Spoke Car Park (the former South Car Park). If you haven’t heard, the latest talk of the town is the opening of the Changi Airport Connector - a 3.5km cycling and jogging path that links Changi Airport to East Coast Park and the rest of Singapore’s Park Connector Network.
As always, be assured that safe distancing and other precautionary measures are in place across our attractions, retail, F&B and service outlets for your health and safety. Don’t forget to observe good hygiene measures and practice safe distancing during your time at Changi.
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