Image credit: WAttention Plaza’s Facebook post
Move aside, bombolini: there’s a new contender on the island. Famous Japanese chain Mister Donut is launching its first-ever Singapore pop-up on 15 July 2022. The takeaway-only kiosk will be on Basement 1 of Jurong Point at WAttention Plaza, known for bringing in popular Japanese food products.
Image credit: @misterdonut_taiwan
Fans can look forward to a whole slew of best-selling flavours at this upcoming pop-up, teased on Wattention Plaza’s Facebook page. Highlights include the signature Pon De Ring, which is a Japanese-style doughnut made featuring eight dough balls made with tapioca flour. Available in a clear or strawberry glaze, these QQ, mochi-like doughnuts are soft, bouncy, and lighter than regular doughnuts. This explains why they’re so popular globally!
Image credit: WAttention Plaza’s Facebook post
Other must-try flavours that will be available at the pop-up are Honey Dip, Coconut Chocolate, and Custard Cream.
Image credit: @misterdonut_taiwan
Mister Donut is the largest doughnut chain in Japan, and boasts over 1000 stores across Asia. It’s super popular in Taiwan, South Korea, and Thailand, so if you’ve ever visited these countries, you might be familiar with the chain’s mainstay flavours and seasonal specials.
Make sure you head down to the kiosk early to avoid disappointment, as we foresee a long queue, considering how popular these doughnuts are. The pop-up will only be around for one month, so you should enjoy these doughnuts while you can! For more updates, keep your eyes peeled to WAttention Plaza’s Facebook page.
For more delicious bakes worth trying, read our Fluff Bakery review for IG-famous cupcakes and $4 cream-filled doughnuts that are also halal. Otherwise, head to Sourbombe Bakery’s newest Jewel outlet for desserts in the East!
Address: 63 Jurong West Central 3, #B1-78A, Jurong Point Shopping Centre, Singapore 648886
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9pm (or until sold out)
Tel: 6316 9965
Website
Mister Donut is not a halal-certified eatery.
Featured image adapted from @misterdonut_taiwan and WAttentionPlaza’s Facebook post.
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