Lady M has closed all Singapore stores
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ICYMI: Lady M Singapore has closed all its stores after 12 years of business, following the end of the brand’s licensing agreement.
All Lady M outlets in S’pore closed after licensing agreement ends, but patisserie could return
According to a Must Share News article, all five Lady M outlets on the island—Orchard Central, ION Orchard, Jewel Changi Airport, South Beach, and Westgate—were labelled as closed on Google Maps.
The popular American patisserie first landed in Singapore, at Marina Square, in 2013 through a partnership with Caerus Holdings. But after the licensing deal ended on December 11, 2025, the brand’s taking the reins on its Singapore operations directly.
Image credit: @ladymsg
During its heyday, the Signature Lady M Mille Crepe was a fan favourite. This OG cake featured 20 layers of delicate, handmade crepes, layered with light cream and topped with a golden, caramelised finish for extra richness. Another crowd-pleaser was the Pistachio Mille Crepe, made with a nutty pistachio cream between the crepes and finished with crunchy pistachio bits.
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As of 13 January 2026, Lady M’s Singapore website hinted at a “new experience” coming soon. Here’s hoping we’ll hear from the brand in the near future!
In other food closure news, Twelve Cupcakes and Gong Cha have also closed their doors recently. For more on the Twelve Cupcakes closure, check out our feature article.
While it feels like a lot of popular F&B brands are shutting down, there’s no shortage of new spots popping up. Check out our guide to the best new restaurants and cafes in January 2026 for your next hangout!
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