Singapore has just scored major bragging rights. The world’s largest Pierre Hermé Paris is officially opening its doors to the public in Singapore on 1 August 2025 — and we couldn’t be more excited.

Famed as the Picasso of Pastry, Pierre Hermé is a household name in the world of haute patisserie. His delicate, jewel-like macarons and luxurious French creations have long captured the hearts of dessert lovers around the globe.

And now, for the first time ever, fans in Singapore can finally get a taste of the magic – without hopping on a flight to Paris.

Here’s what you can expect from the opening of Pierre Hermé Singapore.

The maestro was in town for the official launch of Pierre Hermé Singapore.

This Singapore flagship is the first-ever location outside Paris to house an exclusive Pierre Hermé Ice Cream Bar. Think flavours like Ispahan (rose, lychee, and raspberry) reimagined in ice cream form. Silky, intense, and delicately perfumed, these frozen treats are made for our tropical weather.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a first-timer, you’ll want to grab a cone (or two) and enjoy it in the gorgeous space, which is as photogenic as the desserts themselves.

Cup
1 scoop S$6
2 scoops S$11

Cone
1 scoop S$7
2 scoops S$12

Of course, you’ll also find all the signature Pierre Hermé macarons that made the brand a global icon. From the beloved Ispahan to Infiniment Pistache and Mogador (passion fruit & milk chocolate), you are going to have a hard time choosing the flavours because everything looks so good.

Macarons are priced at S$4/piece.

From the classic French Croissant, to the Croissant Ispahan, and Brioche Sucre, there is a selection of viennoiserie and they are affordably priced at S$3.5 – S$5.5.

We are also pleasantly surprised to see that Pierre Hermé Singapore has kept the prices of its desserts competitive. Most of the exquisite creations are priced at S$9, which is what most of the cafes in Singapore are charging for desserts.

And for comparison, a dessert in Pierre Hermé Paris is priced around €10 (S$14.7).

But this new flagship isn’t just about pastries and sweet treats. Tucked within the same space is La Table by Pierre Hermé, a full-service, all-day dining restaurant serving up elevated French classics during brunch and lunch.

For something a little more indulgent, the afternoon tea at Pierre Hermé is a must. Served with savouries and an exquisite selection of pastries and macarons, the tea set is a celebration of French artistry and flavour. Pair it with a pot of fine tea or a glass of champagne, and you’ve got yourself an afternoon well spent.

Whether you’re here for the iconic macarons, the silky ice creams, or an elegant French lunch, the new Pierre Hermé at Weave Sentosa is easily one of the most exciting openings in Singapore this year.

Pierre Hermé Singapore
Weave at Resorts World Sentosa
26 Sentosa Gateway #01-234

Stepping into Pierre Hermé in Paris for the first time was a magical experience.

Akin to taking the plane for the very first time; reading the first book in the Harry Potter series; the first time guys put on a tuxedo suit, or for the ladies, getting their first pair of heels when they reach 17; and finally meeting your idol in person – it is one of those life changing first experiences that makes you go “wow, oh my god.”

That’s how it was like for me when I went to Pierre Hermé’s patisserie in Paris. Upon stepping inside the pastry shop, I felt like a kid in Disneyland. The cakes on display looked so good, and I wanted to get all of them. Well, I would have done that, if my friends didn’t stopped me.

I actually visited Pierre Hermé several times during my stay in Paris. For the first trip, we tried several macarons, together with the famous Pierre Herme’s Ispahan, Plaisir Sucre, and Mille Feuille. Everything was perfect.

Before my flight back to Singapore, I went to the patisserie and grabbed a few dozens of Pierre Herme macarons, intending to give them to my good friends. But somehow, they never made it. All of them ended up in my stomach. Oops.

Pierre Hermé in Paris. Ticked off on my bucket list.

Pierre Hermé Paris Address
72 rue Bonaparte 75006 Paris
Tel: +33 (0)1 43 54 47 77

185 rue de Vaugirard 75015 Paris
Tel: +33 (0)1 47 83 89 96

4 rue Cambon 75001 Paris
Tel: +33 (0)1 43 54 47 77

39 avenue de l’Opéra 75002 Paris
Tel : +33 (0)1 43 54 47 77