If you love French butter croissants as much as we do, you’ll want in on this deal. PAUL Bakery has rolled out a limited-time $0.60 mini croissant promotion this SG60, available on 8 August and 9 August 2025, from opening till 3pm.
This deal is valid for takeaway only, across all PAUL outlets except Terminal 1. Locations include Takashimaya, Tanglin Mall, Suntec City, and Marina Bay Link Mall. Do note that there is a purchase limit of 10 mini croissants per person.
PAUL Bakery’s croissants are said to be buttery and flaky, with a light and tender interior. The mini croissants usually go for $2 for a pop, so you’re getting them at a steal for just $0.60!
In related news, the bakery chain has partnered with Uniqlo Singapore to launch a croissant-themed T-shirt. Part of Uniqlo’s The Brands Foods series, the graphic tee features PAUL’s iconic butter croissant as its centrepiece.
This drop comes on the heels of the Ya Kun x Uniqlo collab, which launched on 1 August 2025.
You can get your hands on the croissant tee at all Uniqlo outlets islandwide, as well as online, at just $19.90.
For more National Day content, check out our guide to the best food brand collabs and menu launches this SG60, including kopi-flavoured chips and chilli crab burgers!
If you’re looking for ways to spend your newly redeemed SG60 Vouchers, read our guide to the best bakeries that accept CDC Vouchers. We also have a curated list of cafes that accept CDC Vouchers, perfect for your cafe-hopping adventures!
Website | Full list of outlets
PAUL Bakery is not a halal-certified eatery.
Feature image adapted from Uniqlo Singapore and PAUL Bakery
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