Cinnabon to exit Singapore

[yperic]

Cinnabon Says Goodbye To S’pore Again, 3.5 Years After Its Much-Hyped Return​

When the famous American cinnamon roll chain returned after a two-decade absence, fans queued for hours. So what happened?



American cinnamon roll chain Cinnabon will close its last Singapore outlet at Ion Orchard on Sept 22, marking the end of the brand's latest chapter in the country.

The announcement was made in an Instagram post on Tuesday (Sept 8).

"From our very first Bon to the many that followed, you have made Cinnabon part of your cravings, catch-ups, celebrations and everyday moments. Now, it is time for one last Bon together," the post said.

"To everyone who has visited, shared a Bon with us and supported us along the way – thank you for being part of our journey."

Cinnabon's Ion Orchard outlet is currently its only listed Singapore location. The brand's website lists the store at basement level four of Ion Orchard, while its earlier outlets at Raffles City Shopping Centre and Jewel Changi Airport have already closed.


Photo: Cinnabon

The American bakery chain, known for its cinnamon rolls and cream cheese frosting, previously had a presence in Singapore before leaving the market in 2002.


Fans queued for up to two hours when Cinnabon first made its comeback at Raffles City in 2023.
Photo: Instagram/cinnabon.sg

Cinnabon returned to Singapore in February 2023 with an outlet at Raffles City Shopping Centre, followed by branches at Jewel Changi Airport and Ion Orchard.

Several dessert businesses in Singapore have also announced closures in recent months, including Tom's Palette and Pantler, although the latter subsequently announced that a new owner will be taking over the business.

CNA Lifestyle has reached out to Cinnabon Singapore for comment.

Source: CNA/iz

The original version of this story first appeared in CNA Lifestyle.

 

[spunkbrat]

Bon voyage

 

[Euqorab]

Never knew what it is
Never knew it was here in Singapore

 

[fandango]

Never eat before.

 

[archie7]

as usual
long queue before it closes

 

[buttbERry]

end of an era

 

[Flexamoria]

Goodness, never heard before

 

[rider83]

Am I very suaku because i have never seen, never heard and never tasted cinnabon?

 

[Dinoboyboy]

Cant wait to jiak mala sinobon.

 

[zoossh]

Good food can’t survive high rental

 

[n2btg]

They exited because Singapore Nutri-Grade Sugar level do not have a Grade-Z for it!

 

[eggie011]

Never heard before. Cinnamon bun right? Don't like it.

 

[yperic]

Cinnabon Says Goodbye To S’pore Again, 3.5 Years After Its Much-Hyped Return​

When the famous American cinnamon roll chain returned after a two-decade absence, fans queued for hours. So what happened?



American cinnamon roll chain Cinnabon will close its last Singapore outlet at Ion Orchard on Sept 22, marking the end of the brand's latest chapter in the country.

The announcement was made in an Instagram post on Tuesday (Sept 8).

"From our very first Bon to the many that followed, you have made Cinnabon part of your cravings, catch-ups, celebrations and everyday moments. Now, it is time for one last Bon together," the post said.

"To everyone who has visited, shared a Bon with us and supported us along the way – thank you for being part of our journey."

Cinnabon's Ion Orchard outlet is currently its only listed Singapore location. The brand's website lists the store at basement level four of Ion Orchard, while its earlier outlets at Raffles City Shopping Centre and Jewel Changi Airport have already closed.


Photo: Cinnabon

The American bakery chain, known for its cinnamon rolls and cream cheese frosting, previously had a presence in Singapore before leaving the market in 2002.


Fans queued for up to two hours when Cinnabon first made its comeback at Raffles City in 2023.
Photo: Instagram/cinnabon.sg

Cinnabon returned to Singapore in February 2023 with an outlet at Raffles City Shopping Centre, followed by branches at Jewel Changi Airport and Ion Orchard.

Several dessert businesses in Singapore have also announced closures in recent months, including Tom's Palette and Pantler, although the latter subsequently announced that a new owner will be taking over the business.

CNA Lifestyle has reached out to Cinnabon Singapore for comment.

Source: CNA/iz

The original version of this story first appeared in CNA Lifestyle.

 

[Big Chicken]

I only know of Cinnabon because of Better Call Saul.

 

[peterpater]

end of an era

Second era?

 

[peterpater]

Malaysia still have alot

 

[savoirex]

for siao women w sugar craving...

 

[week3nd]

Very sweet and honestly don't think very compatible with local taste

 

[noobynoob]

love cinnamon rolls but sg ones are too expensive

 

[coyote]

Cinnabon Says Goodbye To S’pore Again, 3.5 Years After Its Much-Hyped Return​

When the famous American cinnamon roll chain returned after a two-decade absence, fans queued for hours. So what happened?



American cinnamon roll chain Cinnabon will close its last Singapore outlet at Ion Orchard on Sept 22, marking the end of the brand's latest chapter in the country.

The announcement was made in an Instagram post on Tuesday (Sept 8).

"From our very first Bon to the many that followed, you have made Cinnabon part of your cravings, catch-ups, celebrations and everyday moments. Now, it is time for one last Bon together," the post said.

"To everyone who has visited, shared a Bon with us and supported us along the way – thank you for being part of our journey."

Cinnabon's Ion Orchard outlet is currently its only listed Singapore location. The brand's website lists the store at basement level four of Ion Orchard, while its earlier outlets at Raffles City Shopping Centre and Jewel Changi Airport have already closed.


Photo: Cinnabon

The American bakery chain, known for its cinnamon rolls and cream cheese frosting, previously had a presence in Singapore before leaving the market in 2002.


Fans queued for up to two hours when Cinnabon first made its comeback at Raffles City in 2023.
Photo: Instagram/cinnabon.sg

Cinnabon returned to Singapore in February 2023 with an outlet at Raffles City Shopping Centre, followed by branches at Jewel Changi Airport and Ion Orchard.

Several dessert businesses in Singapore have also announced closures in recent months, including Tom's Palette and Pantler, although the latter subsequently announced that a new owner will be taking over the business.

CNA Lifestyle has reached out to Cinnabon Singapore for comment.

Source: CNA/iz

The original version of this story first appeared in CNA Lifestyle.

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