Cinnamoroll lovers, this is for you! Wong Fu Fu in Bugis just launched a Cinnamoroll pop-up with themed food and decor.
As part of the collaboration, the store will be transformed into a Cinnamoroll heaven, with Cinnamoroll plushies placed throughout the store.
Wong Fu Fu x Cinnamoroll Menu
The special menu features a wide variety of dishes all inspired by Cinnamoroll, including Tater Tots With Taiwan Mochi Balls ($13.90) and Soft Hokkaido Milk Swiss Roll ($14.90).
Do note that there is a minimum spending of $20 (exclusive of GST and Service Charge).
For mains, we tried the Grilled Beef Burger With Smoky BBQ Sauce ($20.90) and Grilled Salmon Rice With Beetroot Cream Sauce ($21.90).
The Grilled Beef Burger featured a soft and fluffy bun with Cinnamoroll’s face and iconic ears.
Though the dish stood out visually, the taste fell a little short as the meat leaned on the dry side. A touch of sauce and lightly melted cheese would have elevated it overall.
The Grilled Salmon Rice was more enjoyable, as it was creamy with a slight sweetness from the beetroot.
For a more comforting meal, opt for the Taiwan-Style Steamed Herbal Chicken Soup With Shiitake Mushroom ($18.90).
There are more snack options, and they come in a special Cinnamoroll box that you can take home!
We tried the Korean Fried Chicken With Soy Garlic Glaze ($14.90) and thoroughly enjoyed it as the chicken was crispy and flavourful!
There are a number of drinks available, like the Blue Horizon Lychee Soda ($11.90) that comes with a generous topping of cotton candy, and Cocoa Latte ($9.90) that comes in an adorable Cinnamoroll mug and topped with marshmallows.
We felt that the Lychee Soda better suited the meal as it was refreshing and cleansed our palettes.
The Hokkaido Swiss Roll had a subtle sweetness from the whipped cream and paired well with the biscuit crumbs.
Though it was a simple dessert, we felt that it represented Cinnamoroll well!
For big groups, consider sharing the Mega Milo Matcha-Zilla Latte ($69.90) or Mega Cloudy Blue Coconut Matcha Latte ($59.90).
Both come in 5 litre cups and are sure to satisfy your matcha craving.
Cinnamoroll Themed Cafe In Bugis
With Cinnamoroll themed dishes and even merchandise available for purchase, Wong Fu Fu makes for a fun, family-friendly outing.
Though the dishes did not stand out to us taste wise, Cinnamoroll fans are sure to enjoy the overall experience.
Check out more limited-time menus happening now:
- The Fullerton Hotel Presents AKI 秋 Afternoon Tea, In Collaboration With Chef Makoto Arami from AMI Patisserie
- Yoon Yeon Dang, A Korean Bakery From Ulsan Is Having A Pop-Up At Suntec City Until 26 October 2025
- Two Michelin-Starred Restaurant Cloudstreet Having Limited-Time Menu At HighHouse
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Wong Fu Fu x Cinnamoroll Pop-Up Cafe
End date not specified
776 N Bridge Rd, Singapore 198744
Open Tuesday – Sunday
12pm – 10pm
*This article is based on a media-tasting event, but all opinions expressed about the food are entirely our own.
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