Warabimochi Kamakura Has 1-For-1 Promo On All Items Till 31 Aug

Warabimochi Kamakura has 1-for-1 deals till 31 August 2025

When Japan-famous Warabimochi Kamakura opened their first outlet in Holland Village in early 2024, the soft, stretchy warabimochi was—quite literally—the talk of the town. If you’re a fan of their drinks and treats, here’s good news to beat the weekday blues: enjoy 1-for-1 on all menu items across all five outlets, from now till 31 August 2025.

 

This deal applies to all drinks and warabimochi boxes, with a maximum of three redemptions per category. Do note that the 1-for-1 items must be the same. If you’ve been eyeing Warabimochi Kamakura’s chewy Japanese treats, now’s the perfect time to indulge!

We recommend the popular Asakawa-En Matcha (from $6.90+), made with ceremonial-grade green tea powder, sweet red beans, and whipped cream. For those who prefer their matcha drinks as they are, opt for the Iced Matcha (from $5.90+) or Iced Matcha Latte (from $6.90+) instead. Do the math—a cup only amounts to $2.95+ or $3.45+ with the 1-for-1 deal! 

The brand’s warabimochi is made with premium bracken starch for that signature melt-in-the-mouth texture, then coated in roasted Japanese kinako, and finished with house-made kuromitsu syrup.

Those in the mood for something different can consider the Golden Cocoa Warabimochi, starring warabimochi coated in sweet and malty MILO powder, and then topped with a sprinkle of Nestum cereal for extra nuttiness. It’s usually priced at $9.90 for five pieces and $16.90 for 10 without the promo.

Image credit: @kamakura_singapore

Otherwise, a 5-Piece Matcha Box is priced at $10.90+, and with the 1-for-1 deal, you can now get this at $5.45+! 

The promotion is available at all Warabimochi Kamakura outlets till 31 August 2025, so get the most bang for your buck while you can.

In related content, check out the best matcha powder brands in Singapore. You can also check out our Market at Maxwell coverage for quality matcha lattes in the CBD! 

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Warabimochi Kamakura is not a halal-certified eatery.

Feature image adapted from @kamakura_singapore