Mister Donut’s Milo Doughnuts To Return With Kunafa Filling On 1 Aug

Mister Donut’s Milo doughnuts are back from 1 August 2026

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Everyone’s favourite Japanese doughnut chain, Mister Donut, has scored yet another collaboration—this time it’s with popular local beverage brand Milo! First launched in 2025 for SG60, the new line of doughnuts is now back and better. You can try them from 1 August to 13 September 2026, just in time for National Day. 

Last year’s launch comprised two new doughnuts: Cream Crush and Pon De Magic.

This year, the collab features two new flavours: Pon De Royale ($3.20) and Cream Treasure Bomb ($3.20).

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You get Mister Donut’s signature Pon De Ring doughnut, layered with chocolate malt cream made with Milo, then topped with crispy kunafa flakes. The whole thing is finished with a Milo chocolate malt glaze. If you’ve never had Mister Donut, the Pon De Ring is essentially their version of a mochi doughnut, made with tapioca flour and yeast dough. These ingredients are responsible for the doughnut’s addictive chewy texture!

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Next up, the Cream Treasure Bomb. Here, a soft and pillowy donut is filled with Milo chocolate malt cream and crunchy Milo nuggets, then glazed with the same malty chocolate coating, before it’s dusted with more Milo powder. This one’s for hardcore Milo fans!

You can get them 12 Mister Donut stores across the island, including Junction 8, 313@Somerset, Jurong Point, Thomson Plaza, and Waterway Point, from 1 August, for a limited time only.

In other news, the China-famous BlackTree has opened in Singapore! The China-based brand is now at 313@somerset, bringing its signature cheese foam drinks, Thai milk teas and more to Orchard.

You can also read our POP Bakery coverage if you’re into POP MART and blind boxes. Opening on 30 July 2026, this is the brand’s first cafe concept outside of China, promising a slew of bakes and desserts themed after characters such as Labubu, Pucky, Twinkle Twinkle and more.

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Mister Donut is not a halal-certified eatery.