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Moutai House Singapore
Moutai House Singapore is slated to open at The Fullerton Waterboat House in late October 2026. Coverage by 88 Bamboo, FACT Magazine and The Peak describes it as Southeast Asia's first Moutai House. The concept is positioned as a three-storey baijiu lifestyle destination. Reports say it brings Kweichow Moutai together with dining and cultural experience elements. The opening places the baijiu-led concept inside the heritage Fullerton Waterboat House.
Toy Story | PEACEMINUSONE: The First Fan Pop-Up
Toy Story | PEACEMINUSONE: The First Fan pop-up is coming to Singapore from 16 October to 11 November 2026. The Singapore stop is linked with Mighty Jaxx and is expected to be set up in Clarke Quay. The pop-up features Toy Story characters styled with PEACEMINUSONE's daisy motif. TheSmartLocal reports earlier iterations appeared in Seoul, Tokyo and Hong Kong before Singapore. Merchandise is expected to include keychains, apparel, bags, accessories, plushies and figures.
La Levain Pop-Up at Jewel Changi Airport
La Levain opened a pop-up at Jewel Changi Airport on Level 1, Lobby H. The pop-up features three Jewel-exclusive bakes: pandan sourdough egg tarts, pandan gula melaka madeleines and salted egg madeleines. Time Out reports the pop-up will run until March 2027. La Levain's official site confirms the Jewel Changi Airport location. The brand's original cafe remains at 23 Hamilton Road.
MORROW
MORROW opened a 45,000 sq ft Singapore flagship for preventive healthcare and longevity. The flagship sits within Longevity World at 10 Coleman Street. It combines diagnostics, doctor-led medical guidance, personalised health planning, movement, nutrition, recovery and coaching. Press release coverage says the Singapore flagship is intended as the blueprint for wider international expansion. Great New Places describes MORROW as the anchor of the Longevity World wellness ecosystem.
Kokuyo Singapore Store
Japanese stationery brand Kokuyo opened its first Singapore store at Ann Siang Hill. Time Out reports the store as a 447-square-metre space. Kokuyo's official company page lists the Singapore branch and showroom at 31/33 Ann Siang Road. The store carries notebooks, desk accessories and everyday office essentials. Great New Places also reported the first-store opening in September 2026.
GAMJA
GAMJA opened in Telok Ayer as a Korean restaurant focused on gamjatang. MiddleClass.sg reports it opened on 3 September 2026 at 21 Boon Tat Street. Eatbook describes the menu around pork bone and potato stew, with individual lunch portions from S$15.80++. Great New Places notes the founders as Korean chefs Shin Jae-Yoon and Nam Wan-Hyuk. The evening menu expands to larger sharing pots and Korean BBQ-style items.
Le Ju Xuan
Le Ju Xuan debuted at Marina Bay Sands as a 188-seat Chinese restaurant in the hotel lobby. The restaurant presents Cantonese, Northern Chinese and Sichuan dishes in a casual-premium format. Reported signature items include Marble Goby, Sichuan mapo tofu with sea cucumber, seafood, noodles and dumplings. FACT and Time Out both note its baijiu programme, with more than 70 labels. It occupies the former Blossom space at Tower 2, Level 1.
Marymount Bakehouse @ Upper Thomson
Marymount Bakehouse opened its second outlet at Upper Thomson on 12 September 2026. The new branch is located at 9 Thomson Ridge. Time Out reports operating hours from Wednesday to Sunday. The bakery is known for sourdough bakes, pastries and cafe plates. Great New Places also listed the Upper Thomson opening and address.
Ojeje Singapore
Seoul tonkatsu and udon specialist Ojeje is opening its first overseas outlet in Singapore. The restaurant is slated for Raffles City Shopping Centre in October 2026. Its menu is expected to include wet-aged Jeju pork tonkatsu, handmade udon and kadaif prawns. Time Out reports the Singapore space will reference Jeju through Korean art, vintage furniture and custom tableware. Prices and operating hours had not been announced at publication time.
Yamamoto's Hamburg
Tokyo-born hamburg steak chain Yamamoto's Hamburg is opening its first Singapore outlet at Lau Pa Sat. The soft launch starts on 22 September 2026, ahead of the 5 October grand opening. The menu centres on Japanese yoshoku-style hamburg steaks, including Yamamoto Hamburg with Gorgonzola and mushroom cream sauce. Most hamburg mains are reported to be priced under S$20. The brand was founded in Ebisu, Tokyo in 2005 and operates around 20 outlets in Japan.
Coliwoo Resort Changi
New resort-style co-living hotel converted from a former Changi chalet. The property has 380 rooms at 159 Jalan Loyang Besar. Facilities reported include a gym, adult and children’s swimming pools, communal spaces and a kids’ play area. Pasir Ris Park is nearby, with Wild Wild Wet also within walking distance. An outdoor sports corner and jacuzzi pool are slated for Q4 2026.
Live Turtle and Tortoise Museum of Singapore - Khatib
The Live Turtle and Tortoise Museum has reopened at a new Khatib home. The new venue is located at 11 Chencharu Close, near its former ORTO area. Visitors can see live turtles and tortoises in tanks, ponds and interaction pens. The museum was founded by Danny Tan and Connie Tan in 2001. Its new facility follows earlier relocations from Chinese Garden and ORTO.
Senja Inline Skating Rink, Senja Warrior Course & Senja Go Trail
New outdoor neighbourhood activity facilities in Senja, Bukit Panjang. The inline skating rink is at 7 Senja Link, near Block 621 Senja Road. The Warrior Course and Go Trail sit near Block 620 Senja Road. The facilities include a skating rink, running tracks, outdoor fitness equipment and obstacle-course play areas. The inline skating rink is free to use and does not require booking.
Cloudmills
New Japanese-influenced bakery at 1 Claymore Drive, behind Orchard Towers. Run by Cloud Restaurant Group, the operator behind Cloudfields. The menu is built around nama doughnuts, sankaku salt bread, madeleines, laminated pastries and shokupan. Signature items reported include Unagi Moon, Mango Mochi and Matcha Ichigo. It is mainly a takeaway bakery with a small outdoor seating area.
Singapore History Gallery
National Museum of Singapore's flagship history gallery reopens after a major revamp. The museum says the refreshed gallery presents Singapore's history in a new integrated experience. Reports describe the revamp as the gallery's first full refresh since 2006. The updated gallery covers more than 700 years of Singapore history. Opening-period admission is listed as free from 10 to 18 October 2026.
Into The Glowcean
Limited-time after-dark programme at Singapore Oceanarium. The programme features glowing ocean worlds, marine encounters and creative activities. Listed highlights include neon marine-life sculptures and skeleton-costumed diver feedings. Singapore Oceanarium lists activities across zones such as Open Ocean and Shark Seas. The experience runs from early September through the start of November.
Lilytopia 2026
Seasonal floral display inside Gardens by the Bay's Flower Dome. The 2026 edition is Gardens by the Bay's first Ancient Egypt-themed floral display. The display stages lilies, water lilies and lilies of the Nile among temple-inspired settings. Gardens by the Bay lists Flower Dome admission as required. The exhibition runs daily from 9am to 9pm.
Common Rare Singapore
Singapore debut of Shanghai-origin creative market Common Rare. The market takes over Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre Halls 401-402. More than 200 independent brands are listed across fashion, lifestyle, homeware, design, F&B and art. The Singapore edition includes overseas brands from Taipei, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Seoul and Shanghai. Programming includes collaborations, live music, workshops and food-and-beverage vendors.
Sanrio Characters Moonlit Garden at VivoCity
Mid-Autumn installation at VivoCity's Level 3 Sky Park. The outdoor setup features Sanrio characters including Hello Kitty, Kuromi and Cinnamoroll. The Sky Park installation lights up in the evening. Related mall activities include carnival games, photo spots, meet-and-greets and a retail pop-up. The event is part of VivoCity's 20th anniversary celebrations.
Casa Lola
Casual Spanish restaurant by FOC Group on Boon Tat Street. The concept is styled after Barcelona neighbourhood bodegas. It is co-founded by chef Juanjo Carrillo and Marcela Pino. The menu includes tapas, Spanish home-style dishes and seasonal paellas. Wine is served from wooden barrels and porrones, with house-made sangria also listed.
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