Popular Filipino Bakery Mary Grace To Open In Singapore With Cheese Rolls And More

Mary Grace is slated to open an outlet in Singapore

Image credit: Cafe Mary Grace

Great news for Filipinos craving a taste of home: right on the heels of Shawarma Shack’s debut in Singapore comes Mary Grace, a popular bakery cafe preparing to open their first outlet here. But before that, the Filipino chain will be hosting a series of pop-ups! 

For the uninitiated, the brand started as a small bakery in 2002, with the first cafe opening in 2006. They currently have over 140 outlets and kiosks in the Philippines. 

They first launched in Singapore with their Batch #001 pop-up that took place from 11 to 13 September 2025, which sold out quickly thanks to overwhelming demand. The pop-up featured two of their signature bakes: Ensaymadas and Cheese Rolls. 

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Mary Grace will be hosting a series of pop-ups until the end of the year, with even bigger plans in early 2026. Whether these plans refer to their official opening is under wraps, but one thing’s for sure: they are set to open their first branch in Singapore sometime in the near future. 

In the meantime, catch their signature bakes in their exclusive pop-ups over the following weeks. We don’t have much information on hand yet, so keep your eyes peeled and check their Instagram page for the latest udpates.

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Their timeless Ensaymadas features fluffy and buttery brioche topped with premium Edam cheese flown directly from Holland, and is priced at $31.50 for a box of six. This is easily their most popular takeaway item and, more importantly, one of their biggest claims to fame in the Philippines. 

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The Cheese Rolls ($24.50 for six) are equally comforting, featuring a soft, flaky roll filled with creamy cheese. 

The upcoming pop-ups will be available through deliveries only, and you can place your orders on their website, while stocks last. You can also enjoy free delivery on orders exceeding $60. 

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The bakery-cum-cafe is just one of several Filipino brands making their way to Singapore. JT’s Manukan Grille, a well-loved chain, arrived to much fanfare in April last year, while Gerry’s Grill Singapore, another popular Filipino restaurant chain, has been long-standing here.

We will update this page when we receive more information about the bakery cafe’s official opening. 

For more new openings, legendary US fast-food chain Chipotle is set to open their first outlet in Singapore in 2026. Chick-fil-A is also set to open in Singapore by the end of 2025. 

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Mary Grace is not a halal-certified eatery. 

Feature image adapted from Cafe Mary Grace.