Labubu is no longer just something you hang on your bag. In Singapore, you can eat it.

Pop Mart, the Chinese toy company behind Labubu, opened Pop Bakery on July 30 at its two-storey flagship store in WEAVE at Resorts World Sentosa, across from Universal Studios Singapore. Reuters called it Pop Mart's first international bakery.

What's on the menu

According to Reuters, the bakery offers 45 pastries and drinks priced from S$5 to S$32, including black sesame Labubu popsicles and a double cheesecake shaped like Molly. Singapore food sites listed other items, such as:

  • THE MONSTERS butter cookies in a tin: S$32

  • MOLLY double cheesecake: S$20

  • LABUBU art cake: S$18

  • DIMOO pandan ice cream: S$15

  • Labubu or Dimoo crispy flat croissant: S$8

Dine-in is by reservation, and you can even book a meet-and-greet with the character Twinkle Twinkle.

Where it's going next

Pop Bakery head Zhang Xiaoyang told Reuters that Pop Mart plans dessert shops across Southeast Asia, including in Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia. He added that the company is also considering bakeries in Europe and the United States. No timeline was given.

Notice anyone missing? The Philippines was not on the list.

Wait, we were supposed to be early

In April 2025, Philippine Franchise Association chairman Sam Christopher Lim told reporters that Pop Mart was looking at the Philippines as possibly one of the first markets if it launched a food brand. He said Pop Mart had told him its bakery concept could work outside a theme park, but he stressed that nothing was confirmed and the company was only exploring.

So far, no Pop Mart food outlet has been announced here.

What we do have

Pop Mart's retail stores have been growing in the country:

  • SM Megamall opened in December 2025 as its first permanent store.

  • SM Aura in BGC followed in January 2026.

  • SM North EDSA's The Block opened in February 2026.

In July, The Philippine Star reported that a permanent Glorietta store was scheduled to open in October.

Until a Pop Bakery lands in Manila, Singapore is the closest place to try Labubu you can eat. Pop Mart, kung nakikinig ka, we're ready.