Where to Buy Mooncakes in Singapore

The 15th day of the eighth month on the lunar calendar 八月十五 is a special day for the Chinese. During the night, adults sip tea and children carry lanterns under a full moon 🌕. Still, don’t know what’s the special occasion? Here’s another hint – Mooncakes.

Mooncakes 🥮 have become synonymous with Mid-Autumn Festival in Singapore.

There are so many types and flavours rolled out each year that consumers are spoilt for choice. If you feel lost and confused, don’t worry.

From snowskin to traditional flavours, we have come up with a list of the best mooncakes you can get in Singapore.

Mid-Autumn Festival falls on 25 September this year, so there’s still some time to decide which mooncakes to buy.

1. Ding Mooncake: Luxury Mooncake Gift Boxes Without Hotel Prices

Ding Mooncake is made for families who want beautiful Mid-Autumn gifts without paying hotel prices. The 2026 collection includes Premium and Classic 4-piece traditional mooncake gift boxes, Duo 2-piece gifts, Assorted Snow Skin, Lava Snow Skin and Black Gold MSW Durian Snow Skin.

For the best value, use the Build Your Own Mooncake Bundle to mix 2 or more boxes for grandparents, in-laws, teachers, neighbours and family visits. Expect elegant festive packaging, premium ingredients, no preservatives and lower sugar options, with limited early-bird bundle slots available while stocks last.

Shop here dingmooncake.com.

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2. Swensen’s

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Step into your mochi era with Swensen’s new and improved mochi-snowskin ice cream mooncakes, available from 10 August to 25 September. This year, the beloved brand has outdone itself, unveiling creations that are softer, chewier, and more indulgent than ever. The collection features eight flavours, including four new additions that are set to steal the show. Get ready for the viral Pistachio Dubai Cookie, a cocoa-dusted delight with rich pistachio ice cream and crunchy kataifi.

Other new stars include the elegant Oriental Beauty Oolong, the guilt-free Sticky Chewy Chocolate Zero, and the fruity Strawberry Mochi.

Pre-order from 27 July and enjoy Early Bird Specials from 10 August to 13 September, with Cool Rewards Members enjoying 20% off.

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3. The Pine Garden

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Founded in 1984, The Pine Garden is a heartland-boutique bakery with over 42 years of history, celebrating the culture of family celebrations. Every mooncake is meticulously handmade from recipes passed down by top Hong Kong chefs, using traditional wooden moulds that create a beautiful myriad of colours and contours.

The mooncakes are rested on wooden platforms, allowing natural flavours and oils from the paste to infuse into the skin, elevating the aroma to perfection. With a commitment to intricate craftsmanship, premium ingredients, and no preservatives, each creation comes straight from the heart.

Enjoy 20% Pre-Order Discount for advance orders placed by 21 August 2026, or 15% Early Bird Discount for orders by 05 September 2026.

Orders can be placed via The Pine Garden’s website, as well as in-stores, while stocks last.

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4. Old Seng Choong

Old Seng Choong Mooncake set Image: Old Seng Choong

Indulge in the beauty of the Mid-Autumn Festival with Old Seng Choong’s Six Harmonious Woven (Assorted Flavours) Mooncake Set. Inspired by the warmth of kinship and the cherished tradition of reunion, this thoughtfully curated set features six distinctive flavours woven together to celebrate harmony and togetherness. Each beautifully packaged set ($78.80) comes with a premium tea set and Rock Tea leaves, offering a refined pairing for the season.

The elegant two-tiered red box, accented with a traditional Chinese knot embossing symbolising unity and prosperity, doubles as a stylish tabletop centrepiece. Known for its meticulous craftsmanship and dedication to preserving heritage, Old Seng Choong continues to honour the essence of Mid-Autumn through artisanal mooncakes that inspire heartfelt reunions and meaningful conversations among loved ones.

Orders can be placed via Old Seng Choong’s website, as well as in-stores, while stocks last.

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5. Resorts World Sentosa

Resorts World Sentosa Durian Mooncake Image: Resorts World Sentosa

With Mid-Autumn Festival approaching, Resorts World Sentosa celebrates the season with a new mooncake collection inspired by Singapore’s rich Peranakan heritage. Drawing from this year’s theme, The Glow of Reunion, the collection reimagines beloved Straits flavours. Making their debut are three Peranakan-inspired baked mooncakes featuring iconic ingredients such as sambal, pandan, coconut and gula melaka.

Together with the classic double-yolk white lotus paste mooncake, the collection (S$98 nett/box of four) is presented in an elegant keepsake box evoking the radiance of moonlit gatherings. The stellar line-up is not complete without the return of RWS’ signature **Blue Pea Snow Skin Musang King Durian Mooncake** (S$128 nett/box of eight), naturally tinted with blue pea flower and filled with pure Musang King durian.

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6. Thye Moh Chan 泰茂栈

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This Mid-Autumn, Thye Moh Chan 泰茂栈 turns the spotlight back to time-honoured, well-loved flavours with a collection rooted in traditional Teochew craftsmanship. Leading the line-up is the new Red Date Longan Teochew Mooncake ($46.80/4pcs), where the brand’s signature multi-layered flaky pastry wraps around smooth homemade red date and longan paste, studded with dried longan bits and crushed walnuts for a fragrant crunch. Signature handmade favourites also return, including the rare Teochew Double Delight, Yuan Yang with Salted Egg Yolk, Salty Tar Sar with Salted Egg Yolk, and Mao Shan Wang Durian.

Anchoring the collection is a keepsake gift box inspired by the ancient Moon Palace Mirror (月宫镜), finished with detachable Celestial Bunny magnets and embossed auspicious blooms.

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7. Cat & the Fiddle

Cat & the Fiddle Durian Mooncake Image: Cat & the Fiddle

As Singapore’s favourite cheesecake specialist, Cat & the Fiddle is a master at weaving traditions into sophisticated culinary delights. This Mid-Autumn, be among the first to savour the crowning jewel of the season – the Mao Shan Wang Durian Mooncake Set (S$75.90). Encased in a bold red box embodying the “Crimson Moon,” the collection reveals the “Golden King” of fruits nestled inside, bringing together pillowy snowskin and the creamy richness of premium Mao Shan Wang durian for a treat that is bold, fragrant and irresistibly indulgent.

Loyalty members enjoy 25% off, while bulk orders scale up to 35% off for 21 boxes or more. All Cat & the Fiddle products are halal-certified, with the set launching online on 3 July 2026.

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8. Janice Wong

Janice Wong Mooncake Image: Janice Wong

Chef-Artist Janice Wong unveils her 2026 Mid-Autumn collection, highlighted by a Limited Edition Wooden Lantern designed as a collectible sculptural keepsake, alongside a new Baked Floral & Tea selection, her acclaimed Signature Baked Mooncakes and Chocolate Mooncakes. The Limited Edition Wooden Lantern (S$105), designed personally by Janice Wong, houses eight Floral & Tea and Signature Baked mooncakes with an exclusive ceramic plate and matching forks.

New Floral & Tea flavours (S$49/tin of 4) include Osmanthus Honey, Jasmine Green Tea, Hibiscus Yuzu and Milk Oolong Bergamot Peel. Chocolate Mooncakes (S$49/tin of 4; S$70/tin of 8) feature unique pairings such as Yuan Yang Brown Rice Tea Hazelnut and Aged Pu’er Mandarin Lotus Seed Praline Sea Salt.

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9. Cedric Grolet

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Cedric Grolet Singapore unveils its modern interpretation of mooncakes, crafted exclusively to commemorate the end of the harvest season this Mid-Autumn Festival. Executive chef Aurelien Maily honours the occasion with vibrant masterpieces that blend Chinese heritage with French craftsmanship, as seen in six creations: four baked mooncakes and two chocolate-shell confections. Fruity flavours take centre stage this year, with baked confections infused with French pâte de fruit and Chinese lotus paste in a refined recipe made to last up to three weeks without additives or preservatives.

Distinctive pairings include Raspberry Lime, Passion Fruit Coconut, Lemon Vanilla and Cherry Matcha. Grolet’s delicate chocolate-shell creations also return, where a new Hazelnut flavour joins his bestselling Raspberry.

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10. Hilton Singapore Orchard

Hilton Singapore Orchard Mooncake Image: Hilton Singapore Orchard

This Mid-Autumn, Hilton Singapore Orchard partners with Singapore heritage confectioner Old Seng Choong to present a collection inspired by the joy of gathering, sharing and meaningful gifting. At the heart of this year’s collection is The Orchard Earth Box, a reusable modular gift box crafted using environmentally conscious materials. Designed to be rediscovered beyond the festive season, the box unfolds a surprise element of an interactive experience featuring lantern riddles that encourage moments of connection among family and friends.

Complementing the box is a curated range of baked mooncakes, including time-honoured Lotus Paste with Single Yolk ($88) and Double Yolks ($95), alongside contemporary flavours such as Hojicha Pine Nut, Orange Red Bean Taro and Yam. Making its debut is the Golden Reunion Red Date Cake ($20), created exclusively with Old Seng Choong.

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11. Peach Blossoms at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore

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Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with Moonlit Treasures, the exquisite 2026 collection by award-winning Executive Chef Edward Chong. This year, Peach Blossoms introduces a thoughtful Mini Box of Two, perfect for personal gifting and intimate celebrations, alongside the classic box of four.

The collection shines with a new contemporary flavour: Charcoal Lychee with Longan, Wolfberries and Okinawan Brown Sugar Mochi, featuring lychee tea-infused paste, chewy mochi, and a hint of brown sugar sweetness. Returning favourites like the low-sugar Double Yolk with White Lotus are also available.

Pre-orders are now open, with Super Early Bird discounts of up to 30% available until 2 August, and up to 25% off during the Early Bird period from 3 to 31 August.

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12. Fairmont Singapore

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Fairmont Singapore welcomes the Mid-Autumn Festival 2026 with a thoughtfully curated mooncake collection designed for sharing, gifting, and celebrating meaningful connections. This year’s offerings are presented in a limited-edition 40th Anniversary Heritage Keepsake Box, a stunning Bordeaux-hued design inspired by the property’s iconic façade and adorned with a golden gilded clasp.

The 2026 collection marks a significant milestone with the introduction of Fairmont Singapore’s first fully Halal-Certified Baked Mooncakes, alongside a selection of Handcrafted Snowskin Mooncakes. With a range of gift sets perfect for corporate gifting or festive gatherings, these mooncakes are as much a keepsake as they are a culinary treat, commemorating 40 years of hospitality.

Shop on Shopee.

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Please note that the information provided is accurate at the time of publication. While every attempt has been made to ensure its completeness and accuracy, we cannot guarantee freedom from errors or omissions in this post. We encourage readers to verify with the relevant owners for the latest promotions and details.

Mid-Autumn Festival falls on 25 September this year. Remember to check out our list of Best Mooncakes and Best Bak Kwa in Singapore 2026.

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