Started for family. Grew because it's good.
A trailer, a pregnancy craving, and a lot of early mornings.
A craving that became a coffee trailer
Sukh Singh — chef, ex-Craggy Range, ex-Mister D — started making cinnamon scrolls to satisfy his wife Minnie's pregnancy cravings. It went further than either of them expected.
Zoyi is named after their daughter — itself a nod to morning prayer.
From a trailer to Manchester St
What began as a coffee trailer now trades from a fixed spot at 221–235 Manchester St — right opposite The Church Pub. Same scrolls, same 4am starts, just a proper roof over the espresso machine.
Baked fresh, every day
No frozen dough, no shortcuts. If it's in the case, it went in the oven that morning.
Small enough to care
One spot, one team. We're not trying to be a chain — we're trying to be good.
Real, not polished
What you see on Instagram is what you get in the car park. No filters on the flavour.