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The Goodwood Park Hotel is having a double celebration this August — Singapore’s 60th birthday and their 125th anniversary! In celebration of these momentous occasions, the Goodwood Park Hotel is releasing a wide slate of delicious Singapore-inspired promos — from playful desserts and charming 1-for-1 delights! 

The Goodwood Singaporean “Breakfast”

From Aug. 1 to 31, 2025, The Deli and L’Espresso are saying a “Happy Birthday” to Singapore with “The Goodwood Singaporean Breakfast,” a nostalgic nod to a typical Singaporean breakfast featuring a cute Mini Milo Crèmeux Cup (in an edible chocolate shell and dusted with Milo powder on top), a Kaya Toast Macaron, and a Flaky Egg Tart, for S$9 nett a box. 

The first 30 guests at The Deli on Aug. 9 will enjoy a 1-for-1 takeaway deal! 

1-For-1 Local Delights on Weekdays at the Coffee Lounge

Enjoy classic Singaporean dishes, such as Char Kway Teow, Laksa, Nyonya Chicken Curry, Hainanese Chicken Rice, and Hainanese Pork Chop, at S$25++ each! Available Mondays to Fridays, until Aug. 31. 

Double the happiness and bring a friend!

16 Signature Durian Puffs at The Deli

The Deli’s signature Durian Puffs will fit right in at an NDP watch party! From Aug. 8 to 10, the 16 Durian Puff box will be available at a special price of S$60 nett.

Pre-orders are available via The Deli website. 

SG60 Dining Deals Across the Hotel’s Dining

From Aug. 1 to 31, guests and visitors can enjoy S$60++ promotions at the hotel’s main dining outlets: 

• Coffee Lounge: Taiwan Porridge Set Menu for 2, and other favorites
• Gordon Grill: Three-Course Set Lunch
• L’Espresso: English Afternoon Tea Buffet with Local Delights (plus free dining for the 4th guest born in 1965)
• Min Jiang: Whole Camphor Tea Smoked Duck for S$60 (for the first five diners for lunch and dinner)
• Min Jiang at Dempsey: Five-Course Set Lunch

Cardholder Perks

DBS/POS and UOB Card members can enjoy the following promotions from Aug. 1 to 31, 2025: 

• 10% discount at L’Espresso for a minimum of two paying adults
• The Taiwan Porridge Set Menu for a 10% discount at Coffee Lounge for two
• No minimum cap at Min Jiang for Camphor Tea Duck 

Anything fancy your eye? Get ready to celebrate Singapore’s 60th birthday with a feast! Full details and reservations are available on the Goodwood Park Hotel website. 

Follow The Goodwood Park Hotel on Facebook and Instagram. 

So, tofu as…ice cream…exists?

Yes! Singapore’s first crafted tofu-based gelato, TOFU G, has officially launched with a pop-up at Mandarin Gallery. At the heart of this concept is clean indulgence, thoughtful ingredients, and the magic of traditional Korean tofu-making, reimagined for today’s dessert lovers.

Each scoop is creamy, light, and protein-rich: a guilt-free treat made to satisfy without heaviness, and as a refreshing, honest option, offering vegan-friendly and dairy-free options and flavors for those seeking something new and healthy. 

A Modern Take on Korean Craftsmanship

TOFU G’s philosophy is anchored on the values of clean and mindful living and refined Korean craftsmanship. Inspired by Korean artisanal tofu-making methods, TOFU G delivers a one-of-a-kind experience that is both novel and rooted in tradition.

Every batch of gelato is thoughtfully made with natural ingredients — like non-GMO soybeans, roasted black sesame, and sweet potato — reflecting a mindful approach to dessert. 

TOFU G Menu Highlights

TOFU G proudly introduces an innovative lineup of gelato and dessert offerings, each showcasing the silky richness of tofu and the authentic flavors of nature. 

Signature Tofu-Based Gelato

• Original Tofu Gelato (S$8) (Vegan-friendly & Dairy-free): Light, silky, and satisfying, this is TOFU G’s signature flavor.
• High-Protein Tofu Gelato (S$8) (Vegan-friendly & Dairy-free) (Limited daily availability): Enhanced with extra soy protein, giving a nourishing, protein-rich indulgence made for fitness enthusiasts. 

Other Gelato Flavors

• Black Sesame Gelato (S$8) (Vegan-friendly & Dairy-free): Rich, nutty, and deeply aromatic with black sesame.
• Chodang Sweet Corn Gelato (S$8): Made with premium Korean Chodang sweet corn, this gelato is subtly sweet, savory, and creamy.
• Korean Sweet Potato Gelato (S$8): Infused with real Korean sweet potatoes, this gelato is comforting and creamy.
• Pistachio Gelato (S$8): Made with premium pistachios, this gelato is rich and nutty with a luxurious, velvety texture.

TOFU G’s Interior and Concept

TOFU G’s flagship is designed like a modern hanok; blending tradition with a clean, minimalist design, all in a calm Korean atelier-inspired dessert boutique. Soft, neutral colors and minimalist décor, paired with natural materials allow the focus to remain on the artisanal gelato experience. 

Ingredients like soybeans, corn, and sesame are thoughtfully displayed on shelves throughout the space — subtly connecting customers with the roots of each flavor and the brand’s tofu-making heritage. 

Here’s Why You Should Visit TOFU G

• Singapore’s First-Ever Tofu Gelato Spot

Be one of the first to try this fresh, new category of dessert!

• Clean, Nourishing, and Plant-Based Friendly

Crafted with clean ingredients, TOFU G’s offerings include plant-based and vegan-friendly options. 

• Live Churning Machine

TOFU G’s gelato is churned on the spot, and you can watch the magic happen before your eyes. 

• Instagrammable, Korean-inspired Space

Inspired by a modern hanok, every detail is curated for a calm, clean, and photo-worthy experience — perfect to pair with your tofu gelato!

• Real Ingredients, Honest Taste

TOFU G uses only the finest, carefully selected natural ingredients to make the flavors shine on their own.  

Details of TOFU G’s flagship store opening will be revealed soon! Follow TOFU G on Instagram for more information. Visit their website here.

TOFU G Pop-Up

Location: L2-21 Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard, Singapore

Opening Hours: 11 AM to 10 PM

If you thought JUMBO’s signature chilli crab couldn’t get any more iconic, meet JUMBO Premium — the group’s first-ever “premium” concept, now open at WEAVE, the newly refreshed dining enclave inside Resorts World Sentosa (RWS).

This marks the seventh JUMBO Seafood outlet in Singapore, but the first to carry that shiny “Premium” title. With 140 seats and two plush VIP rooms that fit up to 24 guests each, the space is tailored for everything from bougie birthdays to boardroom feasts.

From 9 AM to 5 PM, it’s all about dim sum — elevated, of course. Think delicate Red Ruby Dumplings with Fresh Mushrooms and Black Truffle Sauce, shimmering parcels of umami wrapped in translucent wrappers. Or Beef Tripe in Satay Sauce, featuring honeycomb tripe soaked in spicy sha cha goodness.

Other bites worth fighting over include carrot-shaped Ham Sui Kok with Minced Meat, Red Rice Rolls with Prawns and Crispy Rice Net, and Pan-Fried Iberico Pork Buns, juicy enough to ruin normal pork buns forever.

From 11:30 AM till 10 PM, the à la carte menu kicks in with signature dishes JUMBO fans know and love, including the award-winning Chilli Crab, the price of which depends on choice of crab, but also with refined new twists, like Chilled Prawns and Pomelo Salad in Thai Style (S$18), or Asparagus Sautéed with Black Truffle Sauce and Scallop (S$38/S$57/S$76).

You can also grab a souvenir for your tastebuds at their curated retail shelf, which offers Singapore Chilli Crab Paste (S$8.60) and Mee Goreng Sauce (S$5.20), as well as Teochew Bak Kut Teh (S$9.90) spice blends to take home.

Make a reservation now at JUMBO Premium here. For more information, visit JUMBO Premium on their website, Instagram, and Facebook. 

Location: 26 Sentosa Gateway, #B1-202/203, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore  

Opening Hours: 

À la Carte: Daily, 11:30 AM to 10 PM (Last order 9:15 PM)
Dim Sum: Daily, 9 AM to 5 PM (Last order 4:45 PM)

Celebrate Singapore’s 60th birthday with premium front-row seats at Fairmont Singapore and Swissôtel The Stamford’s stay-and-dine package! Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a festive meal, or simply a toast to Singapore’s 60th year of independence, the hotel complex has some fashionable packages bursting with local flavors in store for everyone. 

Fireworks by the Bay Staycation Package

Back by popular demand, this staycation package invites guests to celebrate National Day with uninterrupted views of the Marina Bay fireworks and parade. 

The package includes: 

• A Marina Bay-facing room or suite,
• Daily breakfast for two,
• An exclusive In-Room National Day platter (worth S$600++) featuring Chicken Satay, Otah Spring Rolls, and Truffle Fries
• Priority reservations across the hotel complex’s restaurants and bars, from ANTI:DOTE, Prego, and SKAI
• Access to the swimming pool, fitness centers, and spa facilities

The “Fireworks by the Bay” package is available across all Saturday previews and on National Day itself: July 19 and 26, and Aug. 2 and 9, 2025. A minimum stay of two nights applies. 

Early bookings are recommended, so book your stay at Fairmont Singapore and Swissôtel The Stamford now.

A National Day Experience Above the City at JAAN by Kirk Westaway

Celebrate National Day 2025 with an unforgettable evening at the two-Michelin-starred JAAN by Kirk Westaway. Located on the 70th floor, celebrate the night with the best fireworks views with a luxe British tasting menu, including a nostalgic take on Fish and Chips, Onion Cracker, Goose Mousse, signatures like Cheddar Pancake, and seasonal dishes like Blue Lobster, Red Mullet, and Kagoshima Wagyu. Desserts such as Strawberry and Cardamom and Textures of Chocolate bring the evening to a delicate close. 

Dinner is priced at S$588++ per guest, inclusive of a complimentary glass of Krug Grande Cuvée.

Celebrate Singapore’s 60th with Fireworks, Elevated Dining, and Skyline Views at SKAI

Sweeping skyline views and a refined four-course dinner are available on July 19 and 26, and Aug. 9 at SKAI. 

The four-course dinner includes Bluefin Tuna, Hokkaido Scallop, Seared Foie Gras, Wylarah Wagyu, and a refreshing Strawberry Yuzu dessert for S$198++. Wine pairing is available at S$128++ per person. 

Celebrate Singapore’s Hawker Heritage at Asian Market Café

The Signature Hawker Fare Buffet at Asian Market Café pays tribute to Singapore’s vibrant food culture with a halal-certified feast from Aug. 4 to 31, 2025. The spread includes Salmon Sashimi and Tuna Tataki, a Seafood on Ice featuring Slipper Lobster, Half Shell Scallop, Cooked Prawn, Mussel, and Mud Crab. 

Serangoon brings local classics to life, including a DIY Noodles Station Singapore Laksa, a Hainanese Chicken Rice Stall, and a Grilled Assorted Satay with Condiments. 

The Spice Corner showcases signature dishes like the Singapore Chilli Crab with Golden Mantou, Nasi Goreng Kampung with Anchovies and Seafood, Beach Road Lamb Bistik, and Tekka Fish Curry with Okra and Brinjal. 

The experience continues at Geylang with nostalgic desserts including Durian Pengat, Assorted Nyonya Kueh, Kueh Lops with Gula Melaka Sauce, and a crowd-favorite Ice Kachang Station. 

The lunch buffet is priced at S$78++ per adult and S$39 per child, while dinner is available at S$90++ per adult and S$45 per child from Monday to Thursday, and at S$98++ per adult and S$49 per child from Friday to Sunday and on Aug. 9, 2025. 

Sunset Barbecues at The Eight

A relaxed rooftop BBQ awaits across National Day preview nights and on National Day itself (Aug. 19 and 26, and Aug. 2 and 9, 2025). The grill spread includes Wagyu Smash Burgers, Signature Porterhouse, Lamb Rack, Tiger Prawns, Mud Crabs, and Scallops. 

The BBQ at The Eight is priced at S$88++ per adult (S$80 for Accor Plus members) and S$25++ per child (six to 12 years old). Guests can opt for a S$38++ free flow drinks package featuring draft beer, house wine, and Prosecco. 

ANTI:DOTE Presents Sips of History

Celebrate SG60 with thoughtfully crafted cocktails at ANTI:DOTE. Their special menu, “Sips of History,” was inspired by Singapore’s journey as a nation since 1965. 

The menu’s highlights include The Beginning 1965, Skyline 60, Lion Sling, and Golden Heritage. “Sips of History” is available from July 28 to Sept. 28, 2025, with the cocktails priced from S$26 per glass. 

Toast to Singapore’s 60th anniversary in style with awesome fireworks views and Michelin cuisine, to hawker feasts and sunset cocktails at Fairmont Singapore and Swissôtel The Stamford stay-and-dine options! 

Follow Fairmont Singapore on Facebook and Instagram, and visit their website here. Follow Swissôtel The Stamford on Facebook and Instagram, and visit their website here. 

After a short hiatus, Fi Woodfire Thai (ไฟ) is back, having relocated to a new home in Shaw Centre from its previous location on Robertson Walk.

Reopening July 8, 2025 at Shaw Centre, Singapore’s first fire-powered Thai kitchen returns with familiar crowd-pleasers and a sizzling new line-up that fans will love.

Helmed by Chef Arom Eploi, Fi stays true to its roots with a kitchen centered around a Greek charcoal oven and the sweet, smoky burn of lychee wood.

Their Signature Moo Ping Pork Rib (S$48, 500g bone-in) is Chef Arom's personal favorite on the menu. 500g of bone-in pork is slow-grilled until juicy, flame-glazed for char, and served with sticky rice cake glazed in coconut sugar and a feisty nam jim jaew. 

Other highlights include French Poulet (S$32), the Roasted Duck Green Curry (S$24) layered with turkey berry and eggplant, and the Basil Minced Pork on Charred Eggplant (S$18), a rustic favorite elevated by wok and flame.

There is a variety of delectable starters, like the Grilled Green Mango Salad (S$12) and Watermelon with Fish Floss (S$14), which features housemade tom yum–seasoned fish floss.  

Don’t miss the Son-in-Law Eggs (S$10) — crisp-edged, oozy-centred, and topped with a sweet-tart strawberry tamarind glaze.

Seafood fans can dive into Fragrant Garlic Prawns (S$24), Chargrilled Octopus (S$24), or the Banana Leaf Seafood Otah (S$18). And the Insta-famous Pineapple Rice Stack (S$24) is a two-tiered 'volcano' of fried rice, seafood, tobiko, ikura, and crispy laksa leaf.

For carbs with a kick, go for the Drunken Noodles (S$14) — a wok-fried whirlwind of shrimp, squid, mushrooms, and chilli padi under a perfect sunny egg.

The desserts are as delicious as they are IG-worthy, like the brightly colored Fresh Mango with Butterfly Pea Mango Sticky Rice (S$12) or the more delicate Red Ruby (S$12) packed with handmade ‘rubies,’ strawberries, jackfruit, chia seeds, and coconut gelato.

Sip on cheeky drinks with a Thai twist, like the Iced Matcha Thai Tea (S$8) or Tom Yum Mule (S$12 Happy Hour, U.P. S$20)  

Other cocktails to match are their Sabai (Mekong rum, lemon, basil leaf) and Sawasdee Sling (vodka, cherry brandy, angostura bitters, pineapple juice, lychee syrup, soda).

Lunch sets from S$12 cater to the CBD crowd — don’t miss the highlights: Smoked Coconut Chicken Rice Bowl (S$12), Laksa Siam (S$16), or Green Curry Braised Rice (S$16). 

To make reservations at Fi Woodfire Thai, click here. For more information, visit Fi Woodfire Thai on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.

Location: Fi Woodfire Thai, Shaw Centre, 1 Scotts Rd, #03-14/15, Singapore

Opening Hours: Daily, Lunch: from 11:30 AM to 3 PM, Dinner from 5 PM to 10 PM (Last order 9:30 PM)

It’s about to get real saucy!

Just in time for National Day, McDonald’s Singapore teams up with JUMBO Seafood to bring Singapore’s chilli crab magic to the McDonald’s menu! The special menu features a take on a Singaporean favorite, launching on July 10, 2025, islandwide. 

McDonald’s newest menu is a playful tribute to one of Singapore’s most beloved dishes, with the burgers coming in two bold takes: the Chilli Crab Prawn Burger and the Chilli Crab Sauce Chicken Burger. 

The Chilli Crab Sauce Prawn Burger is filled with a crispy prawn patty, fluffy scrambled egg, lettuce, and JUMBO Seafood’s iconic chilli crab sauce, all wrapped in a brioche bun. It’s available single or double and is priced from S$8.95 per meal. 

The Chilli Crab Sauce Chicken Burger has a juicy, crispy chicken patty and the same toppings, all in a brioche bun. The meal starts at S$8.95. If you’re looking for more sauce, then a tub of OG Chilli Crab Sauce is available for S$1. 

The special menu goes beyond the burgers: Kampung Drumlets, which are loaded with chilli, turmeric, cumin, and ginger and fried to perfection, priced from S$3.35; Pulut Hitam Pie, a beloved kaya-like coconut and glutinous rice filling stuffed in a crispy pie crust, priced from S$1.80; Chendol Soft Serve, sweet coconut and gula melaka flavors available in cone, sundae, or McFlurry form, priced from S$1.30; and Iced Dinosaur, made for true Milo fans, iced, chocolatey, and sprinkled with more Milo power, priced from S$4.15.

A limited-edition insulated McDonald’s Lunch Bag is also launching on July 28 at 11 AM to keep your meals warm while you’re on the go. It’s priced at S$7.90 with any Extra Value Meal, Large Extra Value Meal, Special, 2x Value Meal, and Family Meal. McDonald’s Members get early access from July 24 through the app, available for 1,500 MyM points while stocks last.

This collaboration is a toast to Singaporean identity, culture, and culinary pride! Make sure to follow McDonald’s Singapore on Facebook and Instagram to stay updated!

As Singapore celebrates its 60th year of independence, Din Tai Fung is joining the party with two special menu offers to pay tribute to the nation’s rich culinary heritage. 

From July 1 to Aug. 31, the crowd-favorite Steamed Chilli Crab & Pork Xiao Long Bao (S$11.50 per basket of 4 pcs) returns with its signature 18 folds! These scrumptious buns are 40% larger than the classic Xiao Long Bao and stuffed with a generous amount of succulent pork, pristine crab meat, and a fiery chilli crab broth, which is a nod to Singapore’s iconic dish. 

Diners can enjoy these scrumptious morsels for an exclusive 10% discount when they pay with a Citi Credit or Debit Card. Additionally, you can also order them via Din Tai Fung’s delivery partners such as Grab, Deliveroo, and Food Panda.

Also making its debut is their Steamed Kaya Bun (S$3 per piece, S$8.50 for 3 pcs), which features dough slightly infused with palm sugar, giving it a warm caramel color and sweetness. Perfect for dessert or a much-deserved treat, each bun is filled with silky Nonya kaya and topped with toasted coconut flakes that provide that satisfying crunch. 

This new treat will be available at all Din Tai Fung restaurants across the island for a limited time only, while the restaurant in Resorts World Sentosa will launch it as a permanent addition to their menu. 

*Prices may vary across restaurants, and are subject to prevailing GST and service charge.

For more delectable updates, follow Din Tai Fung Singapore on Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram. 

Get a taste of Italian tradition with innovative Younique-ness in Golden Goose’s café concept. 

Italian luxury fashion brand Golden Goose, known for their sneakers’ distressed and worn-in look, is now brewing Italian coffee and desserts in their first Younique Café branch in Singapore, located at the Paragon. 

This is the second Younique Café branch in Southeast Asia, following Golden Goose’s first branch in Bangkok at EmQuartier last year, marking the luxury fashion brand’s debut into the F&B industry. 

Fashion enthusiasts and sneakerheads can get their caffeine fix and sweet treats at this newest café spot in town, with numerous other brands, and the Golden Goose branch in Paragon. The branch highlights golden touches and mood-based interactions with surprise messages on Golden cups, paired with classic Italian desserts like Tiramisu and Affogato, and an exclusive Singapore creation called the Golden Hour. 

Other items on the menu are their signature hot and cold drinks like the Golden Latte, Golden Matcha, Golden Thai Tea, Golden Spiced Latte, the Triple Shot Espresso, and more. 

The café is located right just the end of the mall (close to the Golden Goose branch), with a gray and gold exterior. You can check out the Younique Café menu here.

For more information and updates, follow the Younique Café page on Instagram, as well as the Paragon Facebook and Instagram pages. 

Location: Younique Café, Paragon, 290 Orchard Road, #01-K1 Paragon 238859 Singapore

Din Tai Fung’s Xiao Long Bao with cocktails and teas? Sign us up, please!

Globally acclaimed Taiwanese restaurant Din Tai Fung just opened its newest restaurant at WEAVE @ Resorts World Sentosa, unveiling a new chapter for the icon. Celebrating 22 years in Singapore, this premier, elevated dining concept blends its rich legacy with a fresh, modern twist on Taiwanese dining. 

The new 250-seater restaurant isn’t just big; it’s bold. It’s home to the brand’s first cocktail bar in Asia, with a menu mixing timeless favorites with exclusive new creations. For the first time ever, guests can take part in immersive experiences like Xiao Long Bao making workshops, tea etiquette lessons, and cocktail pairing sessions. 

The restaurant also features a dedicated retail space, where exclusive merch from Taiwan and Ready-To-Heat products let guests take a piece of the Din Tai Fung experience home. 

Sip In Style

At the heart of Din Tai Fung’s first Cocktail Tea Bar is a trio of signature cocktails, each one inspired by a character from the restaurant’s name — embodying heritage, harmony, and abundance — and thoughtfully inspired by Taiwanese tradition and local flavors. 

Din 鼎 (S$30) is composed of Bombay Sapphire Gin, homemade jasmine syrup, lychee juice, strawberry purée, and a splash of lemon juice. Delicate yet vibrant, this aromatic tipple is a refreshing prelude to a flavorful meal. 

Tai 泰 (S$30) features citrus-infused Patrón Silver Tequila, fresh pineapple, lime juice, and a drizzle of honey. It is a tropical blend reflecting the symbolism of pineapple lanterns, evoking peace and balance with its sweet and tangy flavor profile. 

Fung 豐 (S$30) is made with Bacardi Spiced Rum, Bénéroy Fine Calvados, fragrant house-made lemongrass and ginger syrup, lemon juice, and a hint of ginger beer. Representing abundance, the drink is a deeper, spiced character that boasts bold dimensions with a soothing warmth. 

Guests can pair these drinks and more with moreish bar bites like Taiwanese Fried Chicken 盐酥鸡 (S$9.80) and Taiwanese Crispy Battered Squid 酥炸鱿鱼 (S$11.80). 

Iconic Signatures, Fresh Innovations

While classic favorites such as the Steamed Pork Xiao Long Bao 小笼包 remain, guests can look forward to refined interpretations of these classic dishes. 

One highlight is the Steamed Beef Tenderloin Xiao Long Bao 牛柳小笼包 (S$18 for 6 pcs / S$27 for 10 pcs). Made with premium minced beef tenderloin, each dumpling delivers a burst of silken, umami-rich broth that coats the palate with a deep, satisfying flavor. It is also available in the form of Steamed Beef Tenderloin Buns 牛柳包 (S4.80 per pc / S$13.80 for 3 pcs). 

The Premium Lobster Dry Noodle in Chef’s Seafood Sauce龙虾干拌面佐秘制海鲜酱 (S$39.80) is made with wild-caught Boston lobster, springy noodles, and housemade seafood sauce with a fragrant shredded scallop mixture, delivering a rich, aromatic depth with top-quality dried scallops, shrimp, chili, onsen eggs, fresh leeks, and spring onions. 

The Steamed Yuzu Coconut Buns 香柚椰子包 (S$3 per pc / S$8.50 for 3 pcs) is a thoughtful tribute to Singapore’s culinary heritage, featuring delicate skin infused with grated coconut and palm sugar, creating layers of natural sweetness and texture. 

The Steamed Kaya Buns 椰香咖椰包 (S$3 per pc / S$8.50 for 3 pcs) pays homage to Peranakan tradition, with dough kissed with palm sugar that imparts a gentle caramel hue and toasted grated coconut weaving through every bite that creates an aromatic depth of spice routes and heritage kitchens. 

A medley of steamed buns and snacks is also available, including Honey Chocolate Buns 蜜香可可流心包 (S$4.20 per pc / S$12 for 3 pcs) and Steamed Osmanthus Longan Cake 桂花龙眼蒸糕 (S$12.50 for 2 pcs). 

Curated Retail Experience

Bring a piece (or two) of the Din Tai Fung experience home with a curated selection of merch. Popular made-in-Taiwan condiments such as the Taiwan Chili Oil 辣油 (S$16) and Fragrant Chili Sauce 豐味香辣酱 (S$16), alongside Din Tai Fung’s Pineapple Cakes 鼎泰豐凤梨酥 (S$32.80) and thoughtfully selected souvenirs like Din Tai Fung Chopsticks 平安筷 (S$15.90), Mascot Plush Toys 包仔娃娃 (S$43), and Enamel Pins 微章 (S$12) are available for retail. 

A range of frozen retail products from Steamed Custard Buns to Steamed Pork Buns, Steamed Layered Cake, and Handmade Pork & Cabbage Dumplings will also be available for purchase. 

Offering Promotions

From June 25 to Aug. 19, 2025, customers can enjoy a complimentary serving of Taiwanese Fried Chicken (S$9.80) with a minimum spend of S$68 (before GST and service charge), with the purchase of any drinks from the bar, while servings last. 

Follow Din Tai Fung SG on Facebook and Instagram for more information.