The best pink afternoon high tea sets for Breast Cancer Awareness Month in 2022

With Shangri-La Singapore’s pink takeaway afternoon set, you can lounge leisurely at home while tucking into sweet treats like an ispahan rose choux and raspberry scones. Of course, those wito prefer savoury aren’t neglected: there’s also a lineup of bite-sized savoury bakes such as the beetroot tartare tartlet, maple smoked duck on a waffle cup, and lump crab and shrimp salad sandwich. While this set has been conveniently arranged for easy takeaway, you can also dine-in at Shangri-La’s The Rose Verandah to enjoy this three-course high tea set. It comes with mains like a pan seared king prawn, black Angus beef tenderloin, or Norwegian salmon roulade too. 

The afternoon tea starts from $88 for the takeaway set, while the dine-in afternoon tea starts from $108 (includes mains). 

$5 from each Pink High tea set ordered will be donated to the Breast Cancer Foundation.

It’s an all-pink afternoon tea over at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore – at both The Courtyard and The Landing Point, with a unique pink twist to the classic Traditional Afternoon Tea and the Expressions Afternoon Tea. Alongside pastel pink cream cheese cucumber sandwiches and pink Battenberg cakes, both afternoon teas come with a complimentary pink-themed Iron Rose cocktail too. Now, this is a nod to the iconic motif of the Pink Ribbon, made from rose gin, lychee and rose liqueur, and all topped with a splash of Mediterranean tonic. 

The afternoon tea starts from $56 for The Courtyard at The Fullerton Hotel and $65 for The Landing Point at The Fullerton Bay Hotel.

$5 from each Pink Afternoon Tea ordered for dine-in will be donated to the Breast Cancer Foundation.

It’s over at Goodwood Park Hotel where we can delve right into a traditional English afternoon tea buffet. For this month, they’ve tweaked it to become “Rosy Specials”, where you’ll get an array of sandwiches and croissants – all a pretty pink hue – as well as cold cuts and cheese, skewers, and piping hot roast meats. This particular hotel has always been known for their local dishes, and you’ll be more than pleased to know that they’ll also be offering laksa, dry mee siam, and yam cake for this themed afternoon tea. 

An English Afternoon Tea Buffet starts from $65. 

$3 from each English Afternoon Tea Buffet ordered will be donated to the Breast Cancer Foundation.

Head over to the elegant 1864 Lobby Lounge of Sofitel Singapore City Centre for a pink high tea – its menu is specially curated just for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Everything is elegantly presented, featuring classic pastries like framboise chocolate choux puffs and fruit tarts. Pink desserts and savoury bites make an appearance too, with the likes of a peach apricot gateaux and crab meat pie tee topped with ikura. Make sure to order a bottle of rosé (from $80) – it is for a good cause, after all. 

The Pink High Tea starts from $118 for two.

At this rooftop restaurant perched at the top of ION Orchard, they’re raising awareness for breast cancer with a pretty-in-pink afternoon set. This tiered set comes with raspberry lychee rose cakes, pink macarons, as well as blinis with salmon caviar. And you guessed it – it’s all in varying hues of pink. The set comes with an iced tea, Pink Passion, that’s infused with cherry blossom and rose. 

$2 of each high tea set will be donated to the Breast Cancer Foundation.