Good news for Milo fans: you can find the elusive Milo van at four CapitaLand malls, on selected dates in April and May 2025! This news follows the launch of the brand’s newly launched Milo van sachets, which rolled out across major supermarkets recently.
This partnership is launched in celebration of Milo’s 75th anniversary. Here are the dates and locations to bookmark: Lot One (L1 Covered Plaza) on 26 April, 11am to 2pm; Bugis+ (L1 Open Plaza) on 10 May, 11am to 2pm; CQ @ Clarke Quay (in front of Block B) on 17 May, 4pm to 7pm, and Plaza Singapura (L1 The Courtyard) on 31 May, 4pm to 7pm.
You can find the iconic Milo van we all know and love at the aforementioned malls and dates. All you need to do is visit during the stipulated time window, join the queue, and enjoy your free cup of ice-cold Milo—perfect to beat the afternoon heat.
Fans have noted that the Milo van beverage is superior to most other versions. It’s said to be made with a secret recipe that renders it thicker, richer, and sweeter than your regular Milo bing from a kopitiam. Additionally, as Milo vans are only deployed on a sponsorship basis, you’ll usually spot them at selected community and school events such as Sports Day. Hence, we encourage you to head down during the CapitaLand pop-up as this is one of the rare occasions it’s open to the public!
That’s not all: you also get to take home a free Milo van sachet sample at the event! This new instant beverage is now available at all major supermarkets such as FairPrice, Sheng Siong, Giant, Cold Storage, and U Stars, at $7.95 for a packet with 12 sachets.Â
In related food news, Starbucks has launched a new cafe in Chinatown, along Smith Street! Located in a two-storey heritage shophouse, the beautiful cafe offers new drinks such as Black Sesame Oatmilk Coffee Frappuccino with Soy Pudding and Yuan Yang Coffee Frappuccino.
If you’re planning a short getaway across the Causeway, check out our guide to the best Mount Austin cafes to visit!
Website
Milo is a halal-certified drink.
Feature image adapted from @milosingapore and Science Centre Singapore FB
Here are 10 popular and beloved eateries in Singapore that have closed over the years,…
MareMyst is a stall at Golden Mile Food Centre serving Algerian-inspired dishes, such as beef…
Apartment Coffee, the popular roastery located in Rochor, is ranked 6th best on World's 100…
From traditional snacks such as pineapple tarts to creative cookie flavours, this guide highlights the…
Here's a list of the best halal restaurants in Singapore to break fast with, including…
With a wide range of food stalls, Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar never disappoints. We've picked…