Known for its popular Lobster Porridge and myriad of classic Chinese dishes, Wan He Lou is closing down on 22 Dec 2023 after 10 years of operations.
It will be offering a 50% off second lobster promotion from now until the last day operations.
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Glacier – This Minimalist Botanical-Themed Cafe In Lavender Is Closing On 31 Jan 2023
Glacier, a minimalist botanical-themed cafe in Lavender known for its brunch fare and Mochi Waffles, will be closing on 31 Jan 2023.
Hafary Holdings has acquired a row of shophouses along Lavender Street, Foch Road and Tyrwhitt Road to build its new flagship store and Glacier Cafe will have to move out in January next year.
Captain K – Korean Seafood Tower & Hot Pot Restaurant Is Closing In April 2022
Omakase Burger Is Closing All Outlets In Singapore By 27 Oct 2021
Omakase Buger is closing all outlets in Singapore by 27 October 2021. The burger restaurant has been around for 9 years and it is best known for its cheeseburgers, chicken burgers and fries.
Grub Burger Bistro At Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park Is Closing In Jan 2022
Grub Burger Bistro will be closing its outlet at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park by January 2022.
The casual bistro has been at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park for 9 years and it has just received news that their lease will not be renewed and they will have to move out by January 2022.
Cold Stone Creamery To Close All Outlets In Singapore On 31 Jan 2020
Cold Stone Creamery is closing in Singapore after 10 years of operation. Cold Stone Creamery proudly dubs themselves as ‘Ice Cream Innovators’. Their ice cream is freshly made on the spot—smooth, rich and creamy.
At the same time, the popular ice cream parlour is also known for providing great entertainment value when it comes to their signature ‘ice cream toss’ dance and they throw pretty great private parties too—think party food, adorable character-themed ice cream cakes and colourful party decorations.
All outlets in Singapore will operate until 31 January 2020. We are fans of Cold Stone Creamery’s ice cream and it is sad to hear that they are closing in Singapore.
Hong Kong’s Famous Lin Heung Tea House Is Not Closing For Good
Proudly standing as one of Hong Kong’s oldest and most popular tea houses and perhaps one of the only few places left that still serve dim sum the traditional way—chaos, screaming old ladies and all—Lin Heung Tea House was speculated to close for good in February 2019 but has since, managed to renew its lease for another 3 years, operating under a new name, Lin Heung Tea Room, on March 1—so hoorah for that!
Hailed as one of the top attractions in Hong Kong and a tourist hot spot for those who crave the ultimate and most authentic dim sum experience, the age-old establishment is one spot to visit if you want to experience traditional Cantonese dim sum.
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