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June’s Breathe Cafe
59 Nanyang Dr, level 3, Singapore 636921
June's Breathe Cafe is a cafe located at 59 Nanyang Dr, level 3, in the Western Water Catchment area. The venue has received a 4.2 rating across 25 reviews from visitors.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
June’s Breathe Cafe offers a bright, open-concept dining experience within NTU's Experimental Medicine Building, a welcome change from typical campus canteens.
We note its appeal for those seeking a cleaner, more spacious environment.
The menu is extensive, featuring pastries, sandwiches, wraps, and customizable rice/pasta bowls with various toppings.
Reviewers consistently highlight the quality of ingredients, particularly the fresh vegetables and the option for brown rice.
The espresso-based coffee also receives praise for its quality and value.
However, a recurring point of feedback is the pricing and portion sizes.
While the $6.50 bowls with chicken or tofu and three toppings are appreciated for their quality, some find them a bit steep and insufficient for a full lunch.
Seating can also be an issue during peak lunch hours, despite the spacious concourse.
We think it's a good option for a lighter, quality-focused meal, especially if you're in the area and prefer a more relaxed setting than other campus eateries.
Best for groups of 2-3 during term time, or larger groups during term breaks when it's less crowded.
Signature
customisable rice/pasta bowl
Best time
during term breaks
Wait time
can get crowded during term time
Price
$$ ($6.50+ for a bowl)
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Breathe Cafe is generally well-regarded for its pleasant, naturally lit atmosphere and fresh, customizable rice/pasta bowls, especially the brown rice option with various vegetable and meat choices.
Customers appreciate the warm pastries, good quality espresso-based coffee, and friendly owners.
However, common concerns include the higher price point and smaller portion sizes compared to other campus options, with some finding it insufficient for a full lunch.
Seating can also be an issue during peak lunch hours.
Google Reviews
One pretty quaint lunch spot away from the more well-trafficked places in NTU campus, owned by a cheery middle aged couple. It's located in a concourse of the Experimental Medicine Building (third flo…
Nice atmosphere for lunch as the cafe is open concept with many natural lighting. Very clean feeling unlike other canteens in NTU (ESPECIALLY QUAD)…. Food wise taste average like your salad bowl and a…
Love this space and the food. Usually I’ll go for the brown rice with dishes. I like veggies and there’re plenty of options. For meat lovers, there’re also meat dishes. It can get crowded during term…
It’s good and they’re realllyyy nice. But it’s expensive and the portion isn’t very big. $6.50 for a bowl (with chicken or tofu) and 3 toppings. They have brown rice which I really liked! But it’s not…
Relaxing cafe with wonderful green views. We came at 4PM for late lunch and had some yummy lasagna (unfortunately the lady proprietor’s highly recommended healthy bowl usually sells out by 3PM).
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