If your Secret Santee this year happens to have a sweet tooth, you’re in luck, because one of the world’s most popular candy stores is currently holding a pop-up right here in Singapore. Sugarfina is a Los Angeles-based luxury candy boutique which has been around since 2012, known to be patronised by A-listers like Justin Bieber, Reese Witherspoon, and the like.
This month, the brand unveils a limited-time pop-up in Singapore at Wisma Atria. From now till March 31 next year, the bestselling Dom Pérignon-infused Champagne bear gummies and Rosé Roses will be available for the first time in Southeast Asia – how’s that as a Christmas gift for that special foodie in your life?
One special feature of the pop-up experience is the chance to design customisable candy bento boxes where you can pick and choose from Sugarfina’s colourful range of sweets. On top of the signature Champagne bear gummies, there are also dark chocolate sea salt caramels, and a whole range of festive candies and gift sets in stock.
The festive collection includes adorable Santa and Nutcracker-themed bento boxes, as well as gummies in the shapes of Christmas trees, mistletoe kisses, stars, and more. Advent calendars in the form of Sugarfina boutiques or gingerbread houses are also available, unveiling a sweet surprise each day. And even if you’re not getting any Christmas-themed gifts, you can expect your treats to come in Sugarfina’s iconic striking baby blue packaging.
If you’re not keen on jostling with the crowds at Orchard, Sugarfina is also offering same-day islandwide deliveries if you place your orders on its website or through GrabMart. Free weekday deliveries are also available for orders above $65.40.
Find out more about Sugarfina’s Singapore pop-up here.
The Sugarfina pop-up is open daily from 10am to 9pm at Level 1, Wisma Atria, Singapore 238877.
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