From hotel snowskin truffles to durian classics and artisanal keepsake boxes, here’s where to buy the best mooncakes in Singapore this Mid-Autumn – prices, must-try flavours and order deadlines included.
Craving the best mooncakes in Singapore for Mid-Autumn Festival on 25 September 2026? Whether you’re after traditional baked mooncakes, delicate snowskin mooncakes, classic durian mooncakes, or modern creations with bold flavours, the city has something for every palate. Here’s our roundup of the tastiest picks to gift (or keep for yourself). Psst: be sure to check out our gift guides for all the festivals and holidays lined up for the year!
Best mooncakes in Singapore for 2026
If you’re looking for the best mooncakes in Singapore with traditional and snowskin variations, low-sugar options and halal-friendly collections, here are our top picks:
- Ideal for gifting: Mdm Ling Bakery
- Value-for-money picks: Swensen’s
- Low-sugar, healthier options: The Black Pearl
- For something different: Mr Bucket Chocolaterie
1. Raffles Hotel Singapore
This Mid-Autumn Festival, take a gander at the heritage-rich mooncake collection from Raffles Hotel Singapore crafted for moonlit reunions and gifting. Handcrafted by a team of master chefs, the artisanal selection features time-honoured snowskin and baked mooncakes, and refined contemporary creations.
Snowskin lovers, look forward to two new creations: the whisky and lapsang souchong truffle snowskin mooncake that’s bold and aromatic with distinctive smokiness; and matcha and raspberry truffle snowskin mooncake for a harmonious pairing. We’re also eyeing all-time favourites, including the signature champagne truffle snowskin mooncake – a welcome mainstay with smooth white lotus paste and a champagne-infused truffle core.
Adding heart to this year’s collection is a meaningful collaboration with ART:DIS (Arts and Disability Singapore). In celebration of talented artists with disabilities, the box features an original watercolour artwork by local artist Nicole Koo. Crafted to be a thoughtful keepsake, it reimagines the hotel’s iconic colonial architecture and draws inspiration from Singapore’s lush gardens. Plus, the hotel has joined hands with ART:DIS trainees and artisans to create limited-edition, wave-inspired ceramic plates as a nod to its beachfront heritage. Available exclusively in the premium mooncake box (limited to 1,000 sets only), each set comes with four baked mooncakes and gold-plated dessert cutlery.
Perk alert: spend $200 or more in a single order in July 2026 to receive $20 store credits for use in August 2026 for orders over $200; and enjoy discounts up to 30% off for AMEX, Citi, DBS, OCBC, HSBC and UOB cardholders (T&Cs apply).
Best for: Handcrafted mooncakes housed in gorgeous, meaningful packaging
Must-try: Champagne truffle snowskin mooncake; whisky and lapsang souchong truffle snowskin mooncake; matcha and raspberry truffle snowskin mooncake
Price: From $105 per box of 8 snowskin mooncakes; from $103 per box of 4 baked mooncakes
When to order: Available online from now till 18 September 2026; available at Raffles Hotel Singapore from 3 August to 25 September 2026 (10am to 8pm daily)
Where to buy: Order online and at the North Bridge Road Atrium, Raffles Hotel Singapore, 1 Beach Road, Singapore 189673
Order from Raffles Hotel Singapore
2. Andaz Singapore
Trust us when we say the mooncakes from 5 ON 25 (Wu Yue Ting) at Andaz Singapore are sure to impress. The Cantonese restaurant presents a collection of halal-certified baked mooncakes, featuring a new tropical-inspired creation. An ode to Southeast Asian flavours, the Cempedak Coconut Bliss combines fragrant cempedak, creamy coconut, pandan, and buttery, crunchy macadamia nuts. Plus, look forward to returning crowd-pleasers: Silver Lotus Double Yolk with a golden-baked crust; Signature Tea with osmanthus, oolong and pu’er tea; and Red Date Jubilee that pays homage to cheng tng.
Beyond the flavours, the mooncake box designs are equally show-stopping. Inspired by Wu Yue Ting’s refined interiors and its stunning private dining rooms, the boxes feature lattice motifs, floral elements and rich textures. Need a versatile gift? Go for the new duo gift box. Or, snag the limited-edition collector’s gift set created in collaboration with LEGLE. Perfect for gifting to loved ones and business associates, each set includes an assortment of mooncakes, and an exclusive teapot and cup set.
Perk alert: enjoy up to 35% off on orders placed from now till 9 August 2026, and up to 25% off from 10 August to 25 September 2026. Valid for selected partner bank cardholders (T&Cs apply).
Best for: Halal-certified baked mooncakes in elegant gift boxes
Must-try: Cempedak Coconut Bliss; Silver Lotus Double Yolk; Signature Tea
Price: From $60 per box of 2; from $95 per box of 4
When to order: Available online now; available at Andaz Singapore from 24 July to 25 September 2026, and Takashimaya Square and Duo Tower from 20 August to 25 September 2026
Where to buy: Order online and at retail booths including Level 25 of Andaz Singapore, Basement 2 of Takashimaya Square, and Level 1 of Duo Tower
3. Mr Bucket Chocolaterie
Chocolate lovers, rejoice for the return of Mr Bucket Chocolaterie’s annual mooncake collection. Feast your eyes and palate on the four artisanal creations: ju pu, osmanthus pear, kinako mochi, and orh nee tang yuan. The kinako mochi adds Japanese flair with kinako white chocolate ganache, kinako praline and mochi, while the orh nee tang yuan pays homage to the beloved Chinese dessert.
A hidden surprise is also included in every mooncake box. Remove the woven rattan centrepiece from the box cover, slot it into the accompanying acrylic frame, and you’ve got yourself a DIY mini plate. It’s perfect for hosting during the Mid-Autumn festivities, if you ask us.
Best for: Chocolate mooncakes with Asian-inspired flavours
Must-try: Kinako mochi; orh nee tang yuan
Price: $78 per box of 4, $108 per box of 8
When to order: Available for online pre-orders from now till 15 August 2026
Where to buy: Order online
Order from Mr Bucket Chocolaterie
4. Man Fu Yuan
Let the exquisite mooncake collection from Man Fu Yuan at Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Singapore elevate your Mid-Autumn celebrations. Whether you’re here for the classics or innovative creations, enjoy the best of both worlds. Taking centre stage is Nanyang Reverie, a new snowskin mooncake series inspired by the neighbourhood’s rich heritage. Pick from flavours like emerald chendol, red bean, jackfruit and gula melaka truffle; Thai-influenced velvet milk tea, orange and white chocolate truffle; Nanyang charcoal coffee and dark chocolate truffle; and rose syrup, cream and lychee truffle. We also love the intricate heritage-inspired tins that pay tribute to the area’s storied history.
Good news for the traditionalists and health-conscious: the low-sugar baked mooncake series stages a return, too. These halal-certified creations retain their richness and flavour while catering to modern palates. Try premium picks such as the low-sugar baked mooncake with spiced pineapple featuring tropical sweetness and warm spices, and the low-sugar baked mooncake with winter melon, citrus peel and melon seeds for a textural contrast. The baked creations come housed in elegant maroon and cream boxes inspired by the hotel’s iconic arches. Coupled with a richly textured, leather-inspired finish, these keepsake boxes nail both functionality and presentation.
Perk alert: enjoy 30% off your order when you use the promo code ‘HONEYMC30’ from now till 25 September 2026.
Best for: Low-sugar baked classics and heritage-rich snowskin creations
Must-try: Emerald chendol with red bean, jackfruit and gula melaka truffle; low-sugar baked mooncake with spiced pineapple; low-sugar baked mooncake with winter melon, citrus peel and melon seeds
Price: From $88 per box of 4
When to order: Available online now; available at Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Singapore, from 10 August to 25 September 2026
Where to buy: Order online and at the Mid-Autumn Festive Booth, Bugis Junction Entrance at Level 1, Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Singapore, 80 Middle Road, Singapore 188966
5. Swensen’s
Bored of the same old traditional baked and snowskin mooncakes? Switch things up with these unique mochi-snowskin ice cream mooncakes from Swensen’s. Sink your teeth into the soft, chewy mochi skin and a refreshing ice cream core. Pro tip: gently thaw them for 15 to 20 minutes before serving for optimal taste and texture!
This year, four new flavours join the collection. Try the trendy Dubai cookie mooncake with a rich pistachio ice cream with kataifi and a cocoa-dusted snowskin exterior, and the Sticky Chewy Chocolate Zero for sugar-free decadence. Other highlights include the strawberry mochi with juicy strawberry bits, and the Oriental Beauty oolong for fragrant floral and tea notes.
Best for: Mochi-snowskin ice cream mooncakes in trendy flavours
Must-try: Dubai cookie; Sticky Chewy Chocolate Zero; strawberry mochi
Price: From $50 per box of 4
When to order: Available for pre-orders from 27 July 2026; available online and at all Swensen’s outlets from 10 August to 25 September 2026
Where to buy: Order online and at multiple locations including Plaza Singapura and Parkway Parade
6. The Black Pearl
Who says traditional baked mooncakes in Singapore are boring? Enter the line-up from The Black Pearl, a quartet of baked creations in flavours unlike the usual. Stealing our attention is the purple sweet potato with milk lotus, which strikes a balance between earthy sweet potato and creamy milk lotus paste. Another scene-stealer is the longjing with pumpkin seeds, with its cheeky texture and delicate premium tea fragrance.
For those watching your waistline, go for the baked custard filling with egg yolk mooncake made with low-sugar white lotus seed paste. Or, try the low-sugar white lotus seed paste with double yolk – a timeless classic that satisfies even with reduced sweetness. Get the Pearl Harmony box with one of each flavour to try them all!
Best for: Traditional bakes housed in a mother-of-pearl-inspired treasure box
Must-try: Baked custard filling with egg yolk; purple sweet potato with milk lotus
Price: $108 per box of 4
When to order: Available for pre-order from 1 July to 25 September 2026
Where to buy: Call +65 3138 4315 or WhatsApp +65 8205 6611 to place an order
7. Mdm Ling Bakery
Mdm Ling Bakery is one of those brands in Singapore that we look forward to year after year. Take a quick look at its online catalogue and you’ll understand why. From gorgeous watercolour painted gift boxes to versatile leather bags, the design and packaging are sure to catch your eye.
Flavour-wise, the brand caters to both traditionalists and modern palates. You’ll find classics like white lotus with melon seeds and salted yolk, alongside unique offerings such as black sesame peanut butter, red dates longan and Belgian double chocolate. And here’s the cherry on top: halal- and vegetarian-friendly options are available!
Best for: Halal-friendly and vegetarian mooncakes
Must-try: Traditional white lotus with melon seeds and salted yolk; black sesame peanut butter
Price: From $40 per box of 2, from $78 per box of 4
When to order: Available for online pre-orders now
Where to buy: Order online
8. Janice Wong
Pastry extraordinaire Janice Wong has done it again. This year’s collection of edible works of art is inspired by Singapore’s botanicals, flowers and teas, and sounds irresistible to say the least. Think delicate creations like osmanthus honey and milk oolong bergamot peel. Meanwhile, those with a penchant for local fusion renditions can try the signature baked mooncakes, featuring familiar flavours and ingredients like black sesame, tangerine peel and salted egg.
Janice Wong’s well-loved chocolate mooncakes also return in their iconic floral motifs and hand-painted colours. Sink your teeth into the warm and toasty yuan yang brown rice tea hazelnut, and pistachio yuzu salted caramel. If you’re looking for gifts, we recommend the limited edition wooden lantern. An ode to traditional paper lanterns, the functional wooden sculpture houses eight baked mooncakes, a ceramic plate and two matching forks.
Perk alert: enjoy 20% off on all orders from now till 31 August 2026, and 10% off from 1 to 15 September 2026.
Best for: Edible works of art housed in a wooden lantern
Must-try: Osmanthus honey baked mooncake; black sesame pecan tangerine peel baked mooncake; yuan yang brown rice tea hazelnut chocolate mooncake
Price: $49 per tin of 4
When to order: Available online now
Where to buy: Order online
9. The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore is sweetening Mid-Autumn celebrations with a grand giveaway this year – and we’re giving you first dibs on it. Every purchase of its 2026 mooncake collection automatically qualifies for The Grand Reverie Draw, with the grand prize being a fully curated 4D3N trip to France – complete with roundtrip airfare for two, luxe stays, an exclusive visit to the Champagne Barons de Rothschild House and gourmet dining experiences. Plus, more attractive prizes like a couple’s spa journey massage and a Michelin-starred dinner for two are up for grabs.
The mooncake line-up entices with two new creations: the baked lychee rose red bean paste with macadamia nut mooncake for a blend of delicate floral fragrance and earthiness; and the mini snowskin rosé champagne truffle crafted in partnership with Champagne Barons de Rothschild. Other classics include the snowskin ‘Mao Shan Wang’ durian, and mini snowskin green tea mooncakes.
These exquisite creations come housed in a trio of collector’s edition mooncake vanity cases – The Rosette, The Botanical and The Perinkle – each with distinct colours and designs. Crafted with pebble-grain leather, smooth leather interiors and a functional zip closure, these compact boxes double up as travel vanity cases after the festivities.
Perk alert: enjoy 25% off online orders made from now till 31 August 2026; Bank of China, Citibank, DBS, HSBC, Maybank, OCBC, POSB and UOB credit card members enjoy a 20% credit card privilege on all orders from 1 to 25 September 2026 (T&Cs apply).
Best for: Limited-edition mooncake vanity cakes for luxurious gifting
Must-try: Baked lychee rose red bean paste with macadamia nuts; mini snowskin rosé champagne truffle; snowskin ‘Mao Shan Wang’ durian mooncake
Price: From $92 per box of 8 mini snowskin mooncakes; from $98 per box of 4 baked mooncakes
When to order: Available for online pre-orders from now till 24 September 2026; delivery and collection available at Colony Bakery from 1 August to 25 September 2026 (10am to 9pm daily)
Where to buy: Order online and at Colony Bakery, Level 3, The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore, 7 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039799
Order from The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
Which of these mooncakes in Singapore are you waiting to try for the Mid-Autumn Festival? We can’t just pick one!
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is Mid-Autumn Festival 2026 in Singapore?
Mid-Autumn Festival 2026 falls on Friday, 25 September. Most brands open mooncake pre-orders from early- to mid-July, with collection and delivery from October to September. Pro tip: place your orders early to snag early-bird discounts and popular flavours!
When should I order mooncakes in Singapore, and can I get them delivered?
Pre-orders for mooncakes in Singapore typically open from early July. Many hotels and brands offer online ordering with islandwide delivery, as well as self-collection booths at malls and hotels (some give an extra discount for self-collection).
What’s the difference between snowskin and traditional baked mooncakes?
Traditional baked mooncakes typically have a golden pastry skin and richer fillings like white lotus paste with salted egg yolk. Conversely, snowskin mooncakes are served chilled, with a soft mochi-like skin and lighter fillings that are often fruit- or tea-forward.
Where can I find halal or low-sugar mooncakes in Singapore?
For those seeking healthier options, The Black Pearl, Swensen’s and Man Fu Yuan offer lower-sugar mooncakes that remain delicious and satisfying. Meanwhile, halal-friendly mooncake collections include Mdm Ling Bakery and Andaz Singapore.
Which mooncakes are best for corporate or premium gifting?
Picks that impress include The Black Pearl (a mother-of-pearl-inspired treasure box), Janice Wong (edible works of art housed in a limited edition wooden lantern), and Mdm Ling Bakery (gorgeous watercolour painted gift boxes and versatile leather bags).
Where can I buy affordable mooncakes in Singapore?
Brands like Swensen’s, Janice Wong and Mr Bucket Chocolaterie offer quality artisan options (from around $50 per box of 4) for wallet-friendly gifts and affordable indulgence during the Mid-Autumn festivities.
