Designed to meet the needs of foodpreneurs
Culture Spoon is a licensed co-working kitchen and bakery with retail and dine-in services, offering comprehensive yet flexible solutions for F&B business owners to embark on their entrepreneurial journey. With us, foodpreneurs can just focus on their craft and bring good quality food to consumers.
Foster collaboration and growth
Collaborative
Building a community where foodpreneurs can come together to thrive, it is the perfect platform to scale or start your F&B business.
Build a business at low risk
Low Risk
Strike an optimum balance between profitability and sustainability: Flexible commitment terms, lower investment risk and maximise production.
Simplify a complex startup process
Simple
Get your business up and running within a month through customised packages that meet your needs.
A coworking space designed for chefs, bakers and foodpreneurs, serving multiple menus under one roof, sans the hassle
Our Solutions
Designed to kickstart food businesses at lower cost and faster time
Our Story
Entrepreneurship may be a long and tough journey, however, it is not necessary to go through it alone. Culture Spoon was born out of adversity, a concept that seeks to revamp the F&B business model, through a collaborative platform that empower foodpreneurs to thrive and evolve. We believe sharing economy is the way to go, and we welcome you to be part of it.
The Team
No man is an island, there is power when a group of people with shared values work together towards a common goal. A team made up of people with diverse skillsets and experiences brings the best out of each person, allowing individuals to achieve much more with less effort.
Beyond the kitchen, foodpreneurs at Culture Spoon are backed by an all-rounded team of specialists coming from the culinary, events, media, logistics and finance industries, providing full range support for business, finance and marketing needs.
Where the foodpreneur journey begins
If there is a way to run food business without fretting about operations, maintenance, marketing, as well as high investment cost in equipment, rental and manpower… Will you give it a try?
