Mister Donut fans living in Sengkang, you won’t have to bother travelling to get your Japanese mochi doughnut fix anymore, as the brand has finally opened in Anchorvale Village.
This new outlet follows the brand’s expansion into other heartland areas, including Northpoint City and Jurong Point, as well as Velocity@Novena.Â
Located on level one of the mall, Mister Donut Anchorvale Village will have the brand’s full range of popular mochi doughnut offerings, as well as seasonal flavours.
If it’s your first time at Mister Donut, here’s what we’d recommend. You have to try their signature Pon De Ring doughnut, which comprises eight doughnut balls fried together, so they form the shape of a flower. Instead of regular flour, the doughnuts are made with tapioca flour, so they’ve got a chewy, mochi-mochi consistency.Â
The Pon De Ring Chocolate ($2.50) was our favourite version of their signature, as it comes topped with a bittersweet chocolate glaze. Aside from the chocolate option, you can also try their Pon De Ring in flavours such as plain and strawberry. They currently also have a collab with Kyoto-based matcha house, Morihan, so you’ll find uji matcha white chocolate-glazed Pon De Rings at most Mister Donut outlets now, for $3.Â
Another brand signature is their Angel French Crueller ($2.50). These braided doughnuts have a cakier dough and come filled with fresh whipped cream.
Mister Donut also has a wide range of classic doughnuts, be it glazed or dusted with sugar, in case you want to stick to your comfort zone!
FYI: They’re also running a promo on 18 May and 19 May, where the first 300 customers get to have a free Pon De Ring-shaped fridge magnet when they purchase either a box of six or 10 doughnuts! Terms and conditions apply for the giveaway.Â
For more eats in the area, check out our Sengkang food guide. If you’re on the hunt for more doughnuts, then our guide to the best doughnuts in Singapore has got your back.
Address: 399 Anchorvale Road, #01-23, Singapore 540339
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6029 3173
Website
Mister Donut is not a halal-certified eatery.
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