Homegrown atas tea label TWG is known for three things: their high tea menu, an extensive menu of teas, and their macarons. If you’re a fan of the latter, then their $2.50 price tag may have been a deterrent for you to eat your fill as you’d like. From now till 29 March 2026 though, you can, as TWG is holding a 1-for-1 macaron promotion, so each is now priced at just $1.25 after the discount.
This 1-for-1 deal is available across all TWG Tea outlets, including Takashimaya and Raffles City, except for Republic Plaza and Changi Airport.
Flavours available all come with a touch of TWG’s signature teas. Look forward to bites such as 1837 Black Tea and Blackcurrant, Passion Fruit & Coconut, Earl Grey Fortune and Chocolate, Matcha, Lemon Bush Tea, and many others. The limited-time Sakura! Sakura! Tea & Cherry, starring the delicate flavour of cherry blossom in macaron form, is also included in the promo!
Do note that there’s a purchase limit of 48 macarons per customer.
Pair the sweet treats with TWG’s lineup of premium teas for a delicious pick-me-up. TWG Tea is said to offer an extensive collection of over 1,000 different tea varieties, including single-estate harvests, exclusive blends, and over 40 types of cotton teabags.
Make sure you enjoy the 1-for-1 macaron promo before it ends on 29 March 2026!
Otherwise, you can check out our guide to affordable high teas in Singapore, starting at just $16.80++ per person. You can also read our Isetan Sakura Matsuri fair coverage for Japanese snacks and desserts in NEX!
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TWG Tea is not a halal-certified eatery.
Feature image adapted from TWG
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