Pierre Hermé to launch first Southeast Asia flagship in Singapore with exclusive bubble tea, ice cream
Pierre Hermé
will open its Southeast Asia flagship location in Singapore on August 1, 2025, at
Resorts World Sentosa
. The Singapore store will be the first in the world to serve Pierre Hermé-branded
bubble tea
and the first outside Paris to include an official Pierre Hermé Paris Ice Cream Bar.
The bubble tea will feature signature brand flavors such as Ispahan, which blends rose and lychee; Satine, combining orange and passionfruit; and Jardin de Pierre, a tea blend with citrus, jasmine, rose, and violet notes. Topped with tapioca pearls and fruit spheres, the bubble teas mark a new product category for the patisserie.
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The Pierre Hermé Paris
Ice Cream Bar
will offer 12 flavors, including several Singapore exclusives, with new additions expected over time. These launches expand the brand's global dessert portfolio and are tailored to the Southeast Asian market.
In addition to
macarons
in signature and Singapore-specific flavors, the store will offer pastries, viennoiseries, cakes, madeleines, jams, pralines, chocolate spreads, and powders. The Singapore outlet will also debut a pastry called Trick the Eye, designed to resemble a mini Peanut Butter French Toast, with an unexpected element to surprise customers.
Full-service dining and exclusive Furoshiki Stand among new features
The Singapore flagship will include the brand's first full-service all-day dining concept, La Table by Pierre Hermé. The restaurant will serve classic French dishes such as Oeuf Mollet, Oignon Roscoff, Tarte Petit Pois, Filet de Boeuf, and Croque-Monsieur Volaille.
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Another new feature at the Singapore outlet is the world's first Pierre Hermé Paris Furoshiki Stand. The stand will offer a collection of Japanese-inspired traditional wrapping cloths in three sizes and three colors. These Furoshiki wraps are intended for multipurpose use, including gifting, decor, or fashion accessories.
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Ahead of the official opening, a limited-time Pierre Hermé pop-up is operating at Hotel Ora, Level 1, within Resorts World Sentosa. The temporary installation provides a curated selection of signature macarons and will run until the permanent store opens.
Pierre Hermé Paris Singapore will open at Weave at Resorts World Sentosa, located at 26 Sentosa Gateway #01-234.
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