Name: Mister Donut
Address: Multiple locations across Singapore, Singapore, SG
Price range: $

Question 1

What is Mister Donut?

Accepted Answer

Mister Donut (ミスタードーナツ) is Japan's largest donut chain with over 900 stores across the country. Originally founded in the United States in 1956 by Harry Winokur, the brand was acquired by Duskin Co., Ltd. of Osaka in 1983 and transformed into a Japanese cultural icon. The first Japanese store opened in Minoh, Osaka in 1971, selling 4,000 donuts in its first hour. In Singapore, Mister Donut is operated by RE&S Group (the same company behind Ichiban Boshi and Gokoku Bakery) under a master franchise agreement with Duskin. The first permanent Singapore outlet opened in 2023, following a wildly successful pop-up at Jurong Point in July 2022 that saw 3-4 hour queues. There are now 12 outlets across the island.

Question 2

What is a Pon De Ring?

Accepted Answer

The Pon De Ring (ポン・デ・リング) is Mister Donut's signature product and the main reason people queue. It is a donut made from tapioca starch-based mochi dough, giving it a distinctive chewy, bouncy, 'mochi-mochi' (もちもち) texture that is completely different from any Western-style donut. The shape resembles a lion's mane — eight small dough balls connected in a ring, designed to be pulled apart and eaten one ball at a time. Flavours include original glaze, strawberry, and chocolate. The original glazed Pon De Ring costs S$2.30. The mochi texture is the result of a specific recipe and technique taught at the Mister Donut Academy in Osaka — staff at Singapore outlets undergo this training.

Question 3

How much does Mister Donut cost in Singapore?

Accepted Answer

Mister Donut is positioned as affordable Japanese donuts. Individual donuts range from S$2.30 to S$3.20. Pon De Ring (signature): S$2.30-2.80 depending on flavour. French Cruller: S$2.30-2.80. Old Fashion: S$2.30-2.80. Chocolate series: S$2.50-2.80. Yeast donuts (Honey Dip, Angel Cream): S$2.30-2.50. Churros: S$2.50-2.80. Box sets available at discount. This pricing is slightly below most specialty donut shops in Singapore (Krispy Kreme, Doughnut Shack), making Mister Donut competitive on value.

Question 4

How many Mister Donut outlets are in Singapore?

Accepted Answer

As of 2026, Mister Donut has 12 outlets in Singapore: Novena Square, Junction 8 (Bishan), 313@Somerset, Waterway Point (Punggol), Tampines 1, Northpoint City (Yishun), Jurong Point, NEX (Serangoon), Lot One (Choa Chu Kang), Bedok Mall, IMM, and Tiong Bahru Plaza. The brand continues to expand. All outlets are operated by RE&S Group under license from Duskin (Japan).

Question 5

Is Mister Donut halal?

Accepted Answer

No. Mister Donut Singapore is NOT halal-certified. All donuts contain wheat, egg, milk, and soy. The donuts are not produced in a halal-certified facility. Muslim diners should note this before visiting.

Question 6

What should I order at Mister Donut?

Accepted Answer

Must-try ranking: (1) Pon De Ring (Original Glaze) — S$2.30. The signature. The mochi-mochi texture is unlike any other donut in Singapore. Start here. (2) Angel French (French Cruller with whipped cream + chocolate) — S$2.80. Light, airy choux-style dough with cream filling. (3) Old Fashion — S$2.30. Dense, crunchy cookie-style donut. The contrast to the Pon De Ring. (4) Custard Cream — S$2.50. Soft yeast shell filled with rich custard. (5) Honey Churro — S$2.50. Crispy Spanish-style with honey glaze. Pro tip: buy a mixed box to try multiple varieties. The Pon De Ring is always the priority — it is the reason Mister Donut exists.

Question 7

Why do people queue for Mister Donut?

Accepted Answer

The initial hype came from the July 2022 pop-up at Jurong Point, which saw 3-4 hour queues. The reason: Singaporeans already knew the brand from travels to Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand. The Pon De Ring's mochi texture is genuinely unique — no other donut chain in Singapore offers anything similar. Even after the initial hype settled, most outlets maintain steady demand. The Novena Square outlet, which was the first permanent store, still draws queues on weekends. Purchase limits may apply during peak periods to ensure availability for all customers. Weekday mornings are the best time to visit for no wait.

Question 8

Who operates Mister Donut in Singapore?

Accepted Answer

Mister Donut Singapore is operated by RE&S Group (formerly RE&S Enterprises Pte Ltd), a regional food service company that also operates Ichiban Boshi, Gokoku Bakery, Kuriya Japanese Market, Yakiniku-GO, Hokkaido-Ya, and other Japanese food brands. RE&S holds a master franchise agreement with Duskin Co., Ltd. of Osaka, Japan — the parent company of Mister Donut globally. Duskin provides full operational support including recipes, training (staff attend the Mister Donut Academy in Osaka), and quality assurance. All donut ingredients are sourced from Japan.

Question 9

Does Mister Donut offer delivery?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Mister Donut offers delivery through GrabFood, foodpanda, and their own online ordering platform (order.misterdonut.com.sg). Donuts travel reasonably well for delivery — unlike ramen or sushi, the texture is not significantly affected. However, the Pon De Ring is best eaten fresh within a few hours, as the mochi texture firms up when cold. If ordering delivery, consume promptly. For the freshest experience, visit the outlet and eat on site or shortly after purchase.

Category	Varieties	Price
Pon De Ring Mochi dough · 4 flavours	4	S$2.30–2.80
French Cruller Choux dough · light & fluffy · 3 types	3	S$2.30–2.80
Old Fashion Cookie-style · crunchy + dense · 3 flavours	3	S$2.30–2.80
Chocolate Moist & cakey · 3 types	3	S$2.50–2.80
Yeast Donut Soft classic ring · 6 varieties	6	S$2.30–2.50
Churro Crispy Spanish-style · 3 types	3	S$2.50–2.80

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