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Kiki pop-up store adds Buzz to Centrepoint in Orchard Road

By Wei Zhang
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A pop-up store selling KiKi products, including four flavours of its Taiwanese noodles, has launched at the Centrepoint in Orchard Road.

It is part of a collaboration between Buzz Convenience Store and KiKi Fine Goods Singapore and will open daily for two to three months. Products available at the 205sqft KiKi pop-up store include Mala Paste and Sichuan Pepper Powder as well as noodle packets in four flavours.

Buzz was the first retail chain to bring the noodles to Singapore on February 1. The noodles are promoted by Taiwanese actress Shu Qi, and have been promoted as a healthier alternative because they are sun-dried, unlike many other types of instant noodles which are fried.

Visitors to the pop-up store on June 16 can join a tasting session with Singaporean chef John See, who will be cooking the Aromatic Scallion and Sichuan Pepper noodles.

Meanwhile, the food director for upcoming movie Crazy Rich Asians will be at the store the same afternoon.

Questions & Answers

Q.

How long is the KiKi pop-up store expected to operate at Centrepoint?

A.

The pop-up store is planned to open daily for a duration of two to three months. This temporary run is part of the collaboration between Buzz Convenience Store and KiKi Fine Goods Singapore, offering various KiKi products.

Q.

Which specific KiKi products are available for purchase at the new pop-up store?

A.

The 205sqft pop-up store offers KiKi products including four flavours of its Taiwanese noodles, along with Mala Paste and Sichuan Pepper Powder. These items are part of the range brought to Singapore by Buzz.

Q.

What is the key health benefit promoted for KiKi noodles compared to other instant noodles?

A.

KiKi noodles are promoted as a healthier alternative because they are sun-dried. This contrasts with many other types of instant noodles, which are typically fried, distinguishing KiKi products in the market.

Q.

Who will be making an appearance at the KiKi pop-up store on June 16?

A.

On June 16, visitors can join a tasting session with Singaporean chef John See. Also, the food director for the upcoming movie Crazy Rich Asians will also be at the store that same afternoon.

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