Mom’s Touch To Return To SG With Famous Korean Fried Chicken And Exclusive LE SSERAFIM Merch

Mom’s Touch will return to Singapore with Korean fried chicken

Image credit: Mom’s Touch

Mom’s Touch, arguably the largest fast food chain in South Korea, is making its grand return to Singapore! Having initially closed all outlets in 2022, the brand promises to be “crispier, juicier, fresher and better” with this new outlet just four minutes away from Telok Ayer MRT Station.

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For the uninitiated, Mom’s Touch is best known for its Korean fried chicken and massive burgers, with over 1,400 locations in South Korea alone. This new Singapore iteration will feature 100% chicken thigh meat and a cook-to-order system that prioritises freshness.

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No official opening date has been announced yet, and we aren’t sure what the menu will look like. However, there will be three Singapore-exclusive burgers to enjoy, so fans of the previous iteration have something new to try this time around.

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K-pop fans can also get their hands on LE SSERAFIM exclusive collectibles, along with a photobooth inspired by the idol group. We’ll update this article as soon as we have more information about this upcoming launch!

In other news, POP MART is opening a cafe themed around its iconic characters. Opening on 30 July 2026, POP BAKERY offers desserts such as Twinkle Twinkle Tangy Coconut Mousse ($18++), featuring a chocolate miniature of the character lying in a bed of passionfruit boba and pineapple filling, all encased in a chocolate coconut shell mousse. There’s also the PUCKY Xiao Long Bao Dessert ($18++), where soy milk panna cotta, shaped like the character Pucky, and ice cream are paired with biscuit stick “chopsticks” and a chocolate dipping sauce.

Read more about this upcoming cafe in our POP BAKERY coverage. If you’re looking for more Korean eats, a Jeju pork tonkatsu restaurant recently opened at Shenton Way, and you can learn more about it in our Katsu by Kyu coverage.

Address: 181 South Bridge Road, #01-03, Singapore 058743
Opening hours: TBD

Feature image adapted from Mom’s Touch.

Enze Kay

Enze is a Singapore-based food writer. He enjoys noodle dishes from around the world, but local classics such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee hold a special place in his heart.