Punggol residents, listen up: Warabimochi Kamakura has finally opened at Waterway Point!Â
The fifth and latest outlet from the Japanese dessert franchise arrives with a dine-in cafe and exciting outlet-exclusive items to check out, in addition to the mainstays that have made them so popular.
Check out the chain’s signature Warabimochi, sold in a 2-Piece Cup ($4.90), 5-Piece Box ($8.90), or 10-Piece Box ($15.90). You can also get the outlet-exclusive 3-Piece with Hot Matcha Set ($9.90), which pairs three pieces of mochi with a large bowl of warm, grassy matcha.
These treats are made with 100% bracken starch, featuring a secret Kamakura-exclusive blend that results in a light and silken finish. Each piece is tossed in premium kinako powder that’s roasted at a higher temperature for a richer flavour.
If you’d like to try their warabimochi in drink form, you’ll be happy to find an assortment of mochi-infused beverages here. Be sure to prioritise the outlet-exclusive drinks, namely the Rich Chocolate, Chocolate Banana, and Melon Milk, all of which start from $7.90.
The Rich Chocolate is a particularly decadent drink since it combines chocolate milk with chocolate warabimochi crush—a crunchy topping made of crushed warabimochi. Its sister drink, the Chocolate Banana, is also similarly rich, but with a creamier finish.
The Melon Milk, meanwhile, features sweet, juicy melon warabimochi crush enriched with Hokkaido milk. It’s a drink that’s simultaneously indulgent yet refreshing.
You can also try the Kuromitsu Soft Serve with Kinako Powder ($6.90) here, which can be served in either a cone or cup. This wonderfully milky and fragrant dessert is only available at the Punggol outlet—all the more reason to visit if you’re a fan of Warabimochi Kamakura!
If you’re at Waterway Point, visit Paik’s Noodle, which has recently opened a branch there with their famous jjajangmyeon! Otherwise, if you’re in town instead, check out Warabimochi Kamakura’s Taste Orchard and Takashimaya Shopping Centre outlets.
Address: 83 Punggol Central, #01-72/73, Waterway Point, Singapore 828761
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 9pm
Website
Warabimochi Kamakura is not a halal-certified eatery.
Photos taken by Marcus Neo.
This was a media tasting at Warabimochi Kamakura.
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