Tim Hortons Pasir Ris is the brand’s newest outlet and the first one in the East. To make things extra special, the brand has also brought in all-new menu items like the wildly popular Apple Fritters, Honey Crullers and more!

Tim Hortons Pasir Ris outlet boasts a very exciting menu which features all your favourites like the Timbits, donuts and cakes among others. There’s also several new additions to the menu like the Pesto and Mozzarella Sourdough Melts (S$9.90), which is a new meatless option too. It features pesto, mozzarella cheese, tomatoes and arugula all sandwiched between two toasted sourdough breads.

While my personal favourite is still the Triple Cheese & Caramelised Onions sourdough melts, this one comes in a close second. If you’re looking for a light but hearty sandwich, this sourdough melts is right up your alley.

They’ve also introduced a new selection of croissants in flavours like Chicken Egg Mayonnaise (S$6.90), Classic Tuna Mayonnaise (S$6.90) and French Butter (S$4). But my favourite is the Maple Glazed Chicken Ham & Cheese croissant (S$6.90). Having tried this, I don’t think I can ever have a regular ham and cheese croissant ever again.

In true Canadian fashion, the croissant is glazed with maple syrup which gives it a nice sweetness amidst all the savouriness. But of course, everything is always better with cheese and that was definitely the case here too.

Drinks-wise, you can find your quintessential cafe coffees like flavoured lattes (from S$6), freshly brewed coffee (from S$6), as well as popular Tim Hortons drinks like Salted Caramel Iced Capp (S$7), Maple Cinnamon Latte (S$7), and Belgian Chocolate (S$7). 

But the one drink that I am most excited about is the Maple French Vanilla Ice Capp (from S$7.50). I personally think it’s pumpkin spice latte’s boujee and way more flavourful sister. It is best enjoyed hot but with the heat in Singapore, the ice blended version is truly a life saver.

Die-hard fans, we have some extra good news for you! Tim Hortons has heard your plea and they have brought in not one but two of their most popular bakes from Canada — the Apple Fritter (S$4) and Honey Crullers (S$3.50)!

The Apple Fritters are filled with cinnamon and apple chunks and dusted with icing sugar — think: apple crumble but donut version. I like that it’s not overly sweet, although I personally would have preferred if it had more apple chunks.

The Honey Cruller on the other hand is kinda like a donut except much lighter and fluffier, almost like a mini bundt cake if you will. While it has honey in it, you’d be surprised to know that it isn’t overly sweet at all. I reckon this would go perfect with a hot cup of coffee for sure!

Is it really Tim Hortons if without trying their iconic baked goods? So, of course you can expect to find their popular Timbits, donuts, tarts and cakes here. Although, their baked goods are super popular and sells out really fast, so you’ll wanna make sure to head down early to avoid being disappointed.

Tim Hortons Pasir Ris is finally open so you know where to head to for a quick coffee break in between exploring the new Pasir Ris Mall.

What are you waiting for? Hurry down to Pasir Ris Mall this weekend to get your caffeine boost!

Tim Hortons Pasir Ris
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7 Pasir Ris Central, Pasir Ris Mall #02-64, Singapore 519612
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Good news is, they’ve finally opened a store in Singapore! Looks like I have a new place to get my coffee fix now. 

Tim Hortons is no stranger to the coffee scene, especially since they have over 5,700 stores under their belt. 

The first outlet in Singapore is located in VivoCity and will offer distinctly local offerings like Iced Oolong Tea Refreshers (from S$5.50) and my personal favourite, the Ondeh Ondeh Cake (S$7.90 per slice). 

Also exclusive to Singapore (yay us!) are the Sourdough melts which come in six flavours like Pesto Chicken Mozzarella (S$9.90), Triple Cheese and Caramelised Onions (S$8.90), Maple Glazed Chicken Ham and Cheese (S$9.90) and Truffle Egg Mayo Cheese (S$8.90). 

These aren’t your regular cafe sandwiches — the sourdough buns are coated with cheddar cheese and then toasted to a crisp before being stuffed with gooey mozzarella cheese —- super cheesy and super yummy! 

You definitely must try the Triple Cheese and Caramelised Onions. The cheese really makes the sandwich super cheesy and savoury while the caramelised onions added a touch of sweetness. Every bite was so flavourful, I was tempted to get seconds. 

Drinks-wise, you can find your quintessential cafe coffees like flavoured lattes (from S$6), freshly brewed coffee (from S$6), as well as popular Tim Hortons drinks like Salted Caramel Iced Capp (S$7), Maple Cinnamon Latte (S$7), and Belgian Chocolate (S$7). 

It was a tough choice choosing my favourite drink but I’d probably have to go with the maple cinnamon latte. It was milky, lightly sweet, and very aromatic. We reckon this would be super soothing on a cold rainy day, and (dare I say) a more enjoyable alternative to the pumpkin spice latte. 

We can’t leave Tim Hortons without trying their iconic baked goods and you can expect to find their popular Timbits, donuts, tarts and cakes here. 

We tried the wildly popular Birthday Cake Timbits (S$1.50) and having tried it, I can definitely see why it is so popular. It is generously coated in sprinkles which adds a touch of crunch and sweetness to the mix. Other flavours include cinnamon and sugar and the original glaze. 

We tried also the Boston Cream donut (S$3.50) that was overflowing with custard cream. The chocolate fondant is super decadent and a little on the sweeter side. But my personal favourite was the Yuzu Lemon Cream (S$4.50). The cream was tangy and sour, while the donut was coated in sugar to balance out the flavours. Other flavours include the Strawberry Belgian White Chocolate, Maple Salted Caramel, and Belgian Dark Chocolate.

Tim Hortons officially opens on 17 November 2023, so save the date and hurry down to grab a cup of delicious coffee and some freshly baked goods! 

Oh and Tim Hortons is currently having an opening special where you get to enjoy six months of free regular Cafe Latte if you’re among the first 100 guests daily from 17 to 19 November! Don’t say bojio. 

What are you waiting for? Hurry down to VivoCity and secure your spot in line! 

Tim Hortons 
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1 Harbourfront Walk, VivoCity #01-207, Singapore 098585
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Having just reopened last week on 18 Sep 2021, the popular pancake maker’s flagship store is now more IG-worthy than ever, decked in warm pastel pinks while a dainty cherry blossom tree stands in the centre of the shop giving it some serious J-drama vibes.

But the stylish pink refurbishment isn’t the only reason to head down to Gram Cafe & Pancakes’ Vivocity outpost — their new limited-edition Gram x KitKat menu will also provide mouth-watering allure for chocolate lovers with its range of pancakes, frappes, and soft serves.

Similar to Hershey’s specials that came with the Waterway Point opening, the KitKat menu will be exclusive to VivoCity for 3 months, so you gotta head down there for that crunchy KitKat goodness.

The biggest draw will obviously be the KitKat soft serve which will be available for S$1 instead of its U.P. of S$3 from 18 Sep 2021 to 26 Sep 2021, with any ala carte purchase of pancakes. Creamy chocolate soft serve with chocolate shavings and a whole bar of KitKat? Yes, please.

Fans of both KitKat and Matcha might also want to head down to Vivocity for Gram Cafe’s Premium Matcha Pancakes with KitKat ($22). Besides a three-tier of Gram’s iconic matcha souffle pancakes, you also get a generous side of KitKat chocolate soft serve, a KitKat matcha chocolate bar, and a heap of other assorted toppings including strawberries, butter and whipped cream.

But if you’re not a fan of pancakes, you can also get their KitKat Matcha Frappe (S$8.90) for that mix of earthy fragrance and chocolate richness, or just get the KitKat Chocolate Frappe (S$8.90) for pure cocoa indulgence.

And for a limited time, you can also get the frappes at just S$7 along with any ala carte purchase of pancakes. And let’s be honest, of course we’re gonna get pancakes if we’re there!

Gram Cafe & Pancakes (Vivocity)
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