Mister Donut

2022 - 7 - 15

Mister Donut Launches First S'pore Pop-Up To Long Qs: Are Its ... (TODAY)

Some netizens have lauded the famous-in-Japan doughnut chain as “the best in Japan”. We do a taste test to find out.

Its taste is not that much different from a regular Dunkin’ Donut (we find Krispy Kreme’s Original Glazed doughnut more toothsome). If you were expecting a proper doughnut, this would be quite disappointing. The hard-textured cruller is jazzed up with a cloud of airy whipped cream and chocolate coating that makes it more palatable (but don’t expect premium grade cream and choc). Some 16 doughnut flavours are offered at the pop-up, with prices ranging from $2.30 to $2.50 each. At around 1pm on opening day, Jurong Point’s security guards started placing barriers to prevent more people from queuing as the doughnuts were sold out. Even before the kiosk officially opened yesterday (Jul 15) at 11am, there was already a long queue that looped around the food street.

Mister Donut Jurong Point Pop-Up Sees Snaking Queue, Customer ... (Must Share News)

It's no surprise that Singaporeans are in love with food, so much so that snaking queues are almost guaranteed whenever a new reputable eatery is in town.

That was unsurprisingly the case for Japanese chain Mister Donut, which launched its first pop-up in Singapore on Friday (15 Jul). According to the Facebook page WAttention Plaza, the pop-up commenced on Friday (15 Jul) and will be around for about a month. Mister Donut Jurong Point Pop-Up Sees Snaking Queue On Opening Day On 15 Jul

We elevate Mister Donut's cruellers into a fancy dessert with a ... (SoraNews24)

This recipe combines a Mister Donut French crueller donut with whipped cream, a maraschino cherry, and a cup of purin pudding to make a very pretty dessert that ...

With the addition of the whipped cream and cherry on top, it looked like a lovely retro dessert! The first step is to cut the French crueller in half like a bagel. This recipe combines a Mister Donut French crueller donut with whipped cream, a maraschino cherry, and a cup of purin pudding to make a very pretty dessert that looks downright delicious.

First dibs: Mister Donut — Famous, yummy donuts, but not worth the ... (Yahoo Singapore News)

By now, many donut enthusiasts in Singapore would already be aware that the popular American donut brand, Mister Donut, will be operating as a pop-up store ...

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Mister Donut pop-up at Jurong Point sees 4-hour queue on opening ... (Mothership.sg)

Adjustments to purchase limits had to be made, so more people could buy the doughnuts.

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Snaking queues at Mister Donut opening at Jurong Point, customers ... (The Independent)

The doughnut craze in Singapore is on, this time from Mister Donut offering 16 flavours, including the Japanese-style Pon De Ring.

Mister Donut in Japan holds various tie-ups with other brands such as Sanrio and Pokémon, transforming its doughnuts into iconic characters like the Eevee and Pikachu doughnuts below./TISG “Mister Donut is here in Singapore!” wrote TikTok user @amandawgjy in a video on Friday. She noted having to queue three hours for her favourite Pon De Ring and French Cruller doughnuts. Get any 6 for S$13.50, and any 10 for S$22 only!” it added.

Mister Donut launches first-ever Singapore takeaway kiosk at ... (Youthopia)

Mister Donut, one of Japan's largest donut franchises, launched its first-ever Singapore pop-up on Friday (Jul 15) at Jurong Point.

The pop-up kiosk will be open from 11am to 9pm daily. It will only be open for a month and will sell a maximum of 3,000 pieces every day. The temporary takeaway kiosk will be open until Aug 15.