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Fairmont Singapore Has A Hello Kitty High Tea For A Limited Time Only

Hello Kitty high tea at Fairmont Singapore

Sanrio fans, if you missed the last Hello Kitty shabu shabu pop-up in Singapore, don’t fret. There’s an all-new Hello Kitty high tea experience in Fairmont Singapore that is right up your alley. The limited-time-only afternoon tea experience will run from 2 March to 30 April 2022.

Held at the hotel’s bar, Anti:dote, the Hello Kitty Morning and Afternoon Indulgence starts at $72++ per person. For the price, you get a tiered afternoon tea set of 14 themed sweet and savoury bites.


Image credit: Sanrio

Get cake pops and macarons topped with Hello Kitty and Dear Daniel motifs, and savoury puffs, as well as sandwiches accented with pink and blue.


Image credit: Sanrio

Highlights include a kurobuta pork twist on a char siew bao, coated in a barbeque glaze laced with stout, nestled in a rosemary bun. There’s also a floral grapefruit rose and waffle tea cake if you enjoy the combination of citrus and sweet.

To finish the high tea set, diners each get a Madagascan vanilla scone served with a trio of spreads: lemon butter curd, Devonshire clotted cream, and strawberry marmalade.

If the standard experience leaves you wanting more, you can upgrade the Hello Kitty high tea set with your choice of amuse-bouche. You can include one or both of these elevated appetisers into your order, priced at $80++ and $88++ per person, respectively.

You can choose from the Hokkaido Scallop topped with Kristal caviar, or Sous Vide Japanese Egg with Truffle and Butter Sauce.


Image credit: Sanrio

Rounding off the themed offerings are mocktails priced at $18++ each. There is the Hello Kitty, which pairs Pink Flamingo tea with milk, strawberry, rose citric acid, and an aquafaba foam, or the Dear Daniel, a zingy mixture of apple, cucumber, and butterfly pea. Both drinks come with designs of the Sanrio characters imprinted on the foam.

Check out the full menu here.

Enjoy the Hello Kitty high tea from 9am to 11am every Friday to Sunday, between 2 March to 30 April 2022. Otherwise, if mornings aren’t your jam, then the tea set is also available daily from 12pm to 2pm or 3pm to 5pm. We encourage you to make a reservation by calling 6431 6156, or emailing dining.singapore@fairmont.com.

For more high tea, check out our guide to affordable afternoon teas in Singapore. Otherwise, check out our Jelebu Laksa pop-up review for more limited-run dining experiences, this time featuring an IG-famous dry laksa and Asian-fusion bites.

Address: 80 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189560
High tea hours: Daily 12pm to 2pm, 3pm to 5pm, Fri-Sun 9am to 11am
Tel: 6431 6156
Website

Featured image adapted from Sanrio.

Beatrice

Beatrice is currently the Group Editor (Branded Content) at The Smart Local Media Group. Prior to this role, she’s spent a decade on staff at lifestyle titles in Singapore, including Lifestyle Asia, AugustMan, and Men’s Folio. Food, drink, and beauty have always been her main beats, but no, she doesn’t get paid to eat good food and wear makeup (unfortunately).

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