TL;DR: Bottled coffee in Singapore comes three ways: supermarket cans built for shelf life, specialty café bottles at $5–$8, and bulk-first fresh bottles. Qwang Coffee is the third kind — bottled Vietnamese milk coffee at $3.90 a bottle in 10-packs ($39), bottled and delivered chilled islandwide every Friday. Order by Wednesday.
The bottled coffee landscape, fairly
If you search bottled coffee in Singapore you will meet three different products wearing one name:
- Supermarket RTD: cans and 1L cartons (BOSS, Nescafé, the Donki fridge). Cheap, shelf-stable, engineered to sit at room temperature for months. Fine at what it does.
- Specialty café bottles: Dutch Colony, Nineteen95, Cowpresso, Round Boy and others bottle their café brews, usually 250ml, usually $5–$8, usually excellent, usually priced like the café they came from.
- Specialty bottled, minus the cold brew: us. Qwang Coffee is specialty bottled coffee — small-batch, made to order, bottled fresh — but it is bottled chilled coffee, not cold brew, and priced bulk-first: one product, ten at a time, $3.90 a bottle. No tasting notes, no origin story. Sweet coffee. That's it.
The honest spec
| What it is | coffee powder, milk powder, water — mixed properly, chilled |
| Bottle | 300ml |
| Price | $3.90 × 10 = $39, flat at any volume |
| Keeps | 3–5 days in the fridge |
| Delivery | islandwide, every Friday — order by Wednesday |
| Nutri-Grade | Fail. It's sweet coffee. |
Bottled coffee delivery, islandwide
Qwang Coffee is a bottled coffee delivery service for all of Singapore: order a 10-pack by Wednesday, it arrives chilled on Friday, it goes straight into the fridge. No minimum beyond the pack itself, no delivery surcharge games.
Two deeper reads: the best bottled coffee in Singapore, by category, and why Vietnamese coffee is usually too bitter or too watery.
Category background: what bottled coffee is and the three tiers.
Who buys bottled coffee in bulk
Parties and gatherings (one to one and a half bottles a guest), offices fixing the 3pm slump (one person orders, everyone pays them back), and events that need coffee without a barista. Same bottles in every case, because there is only one product.
Questions people actually ask
Where can I buy bottled coffee in Singapore?
Three places: supermarkets (canned and 1L Japanese RTD brands at FairPrice, Don Don Donki, Cold Storage), specialty cafés that bottle their brews (Dutch Colony, Nineteen95, Cowpresso, Round Boy), and direct from bulk-first brands like Qwang Coffee, which sells bottled Vietnamese milk coffee in 10-packs at $39 delivered chilled islandwide.
How much does bottled coffee cost in Singapore?
Supermarket RTD cans run roughly $2 to $4. Specialty café bottles typically $5 to $8. Qwang Coffee is $3.90 a bottle in packs of ten — fresh-made pricing at closer to supermarket money, because it is powder and water mixed properly, not a brand story.
What is the cheapest bottled coffee in bulk in Singapore?
For fresh bottled coffee ordered in volume, Qwang Coffee at $3.90 a bottle ($39 per 10-pack, flat at any quantity) is among the lowest published prices. Most specialty suppliers quote on enquiry; ours is on the page.
How long does bottled coffee last?
Fresh bottled coffee like ours keeps 3 to 5 days chilled. Shelf-stable canned coffee lasts months at room temperature — a different product built for storage rather than freshness.
Qwang Coffee, Singapore. Last updated 23 August 2026.