6 Best Mooncakes In Singapore 2026: Traditional, Snowskin, Durian Mooncakes & More (+ Early Bird Discounts!)

Mooncake season is officially on! From traditional mooncakes to indulgent snowskin and durian mooncakes, here’s where to find the best mooncakes in Singapore in 2026.

We love it when the Mid-Autumn Festival rolls around, not just because of the gorgeous Mid-Autumn Festival light-ups and events that take place, but also because our favourite mooncakes in Singapore are back in season! We’ve found the best mooncakes that are perfect for celebrating with the family and are often gifted as a symbol of cherished relationships.

In Singapore, you can find two main mooncake varieties: the traditional mooncake, which is baked and typically includes a salted egg yolk surrounded by lotus seed paste and almonds; and the mochi-like snowskin mooncake with a delicious mochi-like exterior, often with modern fillings such as chocolate, champagne, liqueurs and nuts. Read on for our recommendations of popular mooncakes in Singapore that include all your faves (even durian mooncakes!). Plus, we’ve got plenty of promo codes, discounts and early bird offers if you’re hankering for a mooncake fix!

Read more: Mid-Autumn Festival Light-Ups & Events In Singapore

1. Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel: Traditional & snowskin mooncakes

You’ll be spoiled for choice with a wide range of decadent mooncakes from Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel’s Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant. Offering thoughtfully handcrafted mooncakes featuring classic flavours with a contemporary touch, you’re sure to find mooncakes to suit every palate. You can look forward to trying five new mooncake flavours that have been added to their repertoire this year.

Tea lovers will enjoy the ‘Da Hong Pao’ Tea with Cranberries and Golden Raisins Baked Mooncakes, while nut lovers can opt for the Honey Hawthorn with Pecan Nuts Baked Mooncakes. Indulge in a chocolatey treat with the Sea Salt Chocolate with Baileys Praline Snowskin Mooncake and Milk Chocolate with Hazelnut Praline Snowskin Mooncake, or get a taste of Japan with the Matcha with Balsamic Strawberry Praline Snowskin Mooncake.

How much: $94 – $99
Mooncake Singapore 2026 promotion: Super Early Bird: Enjoy 25% off when you use the promo code SASSYMC25 upon check-out from 29 June to 31 July 2026. Early Bird: Enjoy 20% off when you use the promo code SASSYMC20 upon check-out from 1 to 31 August 2026. Regular: Enjoy 15% off when you use the promo code SASSYMC15 upon check-out from 1 to 25 September 2026. Opt for self-collection through the mooncake festival to enjoy an additional 10% off!
How to order: Available online from 29 June 2026, with self-collection and delivery available from 21 August to 25 September 2026.

Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, 320 Orchard Road, Singapore 238865, www.mooncake.celebratorydelights.com

2. Bread Garden: Traditional mooncakes

Don’t let their name fool you – though Bread Garden offers pastries, cakes and other sweet delights as any other bakery would, they are also known for their snowskin and traditional mooncakes in Singapore featuring unique flavours. From Lychee Roselia Mooncake to Charcoal Premium Lotus Mooncake, Signature Premium MSW Durian Snowskin Mooncake and more, there’s something to satisfy every palette. We also love their simple, traditional packaging. And the mooncakes are pretty affordable too!

How much: From $17
How to order: Available online.

Bread Garden, four locations in Singapore including Bukit Batok, Woodlands and Yishun, www.breadgarden.com.sg

3. Hung Huat Cakes & Pastries: Teochew mooncakes

Serving traditional bakes since 1976, Hung Huat Cakes & Pastries began selling Mian Jian Kueh on a push cart along the street and has since been passed down through three generations. They are best known for their Signature Teochew Mooncakes (Hokkaido Milk Mochi Piah), which are one of the most challenging mooncakes to make from scratch! They also offer traditional baked, skin, snowskin and pineapple mooncakes, some of which are available for purchase all year round.

How much: Enquire with the store.
How to order: Visit their store at Sims Place.

Hung Huat Cakes & Pastries, 49 Sims Place, #01-48, Singapore 380049, www.hunghuatcakesandpastries.com

4. Imperial Treasure: Classic mooncakes at Marina Bay Sands

This Mid-Autumn Festival, head over to Marina Bay Sands (MBS) for MICHELIN-starred Imperial Treasure’s mooncake collection. Known for their traditional mooncakes, Imperial Treasure at MBS is a popular go-to each year. We love how they stick to traditional flavours, so you can expect timeless classics such as Lotus Paste Mooncake, Mixed Nuts Mooncake and White Lotus Paste Mooncake.

How much: $70 – $100
How to order: Mooncakes are available online from July 2026.

Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine, 2 Bayfront Avenue, #01-26 The Shoppes, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018972, www.imperialtreasure.com

5. Tai Chong Kok: Traditional & snowskin mooncakes

Tai Chong Kok is no stranger to those who always anticipate indulging in mooncakes every Mid-Autumn festival. They have been baking mooncakes and traditional Cantonese pastries by hand since 1935, which truly sets them apart. They make their mooncakes with housemade fresh lotus paste with 100% pure lotus seeds and zero preservatives. Choose from a variety of flavours, including Green Bean Paste Mooncake, Mixed Nut Mooncake, Red Bean Paste Mooncake and Snowskin Mooncake.

How much: $82 – $562
How to order: Available online.

Tai Chong Kok, multiple locations in Singapore including Jurong East, Yishun, Chinatown, Punggol, Tampines and more, www.taichongkok.com

6. Thye Moh Chan: Traditional Teochew mooncakes

If you are looking for traditional Teochew pastries, Thye Moh Chan is the place to go. Known for their handcrafted pastries created with traditional baking techniques, you can get nostalgic with their Tau Sar Piah, Pineapple Pastries, Golden Moon Pastries, Snow Cakes and more. Plus, don’t miss their traditional mooncakes that are suitable for gifting or indulging with your loved ones this Mid-Autumn Festival.

How much: From $13.80
How to order: Order online.

Thye Moh Chan, 49 Sims Place, #01-48, Singapore 380049, www.thyemohchan.com

More places to get mooncakes in Singapore: 

• Goodwood Park mooncakes
• Shangri-La Singapore mooncakes
• JW Marriott Singapore South Beach mooncakes
• IntercContinental Singapore Hotel mooncakes
• Raffles Hotel Singapore mooncakes
• Peony Jade mooncakes
• Awfully Chocolate chocolate mooncakes
• Peach Garden mooncakes
• Mei Xin mooncakes
• East Ocean mooncakes

Ready to indulge? Check out the best mooncakes in Singapore today!

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